Introverts Talking Business

I'm still on an "introvert introspection vacation." This podcast episode is a replay of a Facebook Live where I share a mindset shift you can take if you feel uncomfortable with selling because it feels slimy.

Southern California and parts of Nevada recently experienced several earthquakes, which resulted in some some much needed introvert introspection for me and an important realization.

Katie Oswald is an introvert, autistic entrepreneur, and founder of Autistic Travel Coach. She uses travel as therapy and has transformed her life from one of isolation to become more confident, independent, and purpose-driven. Katie is passionate about helping other autistic people transform their lives through world travel.

Introverts Talking Business podcast is made by introverts, for introverts. Bringing your tips and inspiration to help your business thrive.

Us introverts have a lot going for us. We're great at going inward and thinking, but sometimes that's not enough and we can find ourselves stuck and unable to reach our goals... Thea Orozco is a mindset and marketing coach for introverts she can be found at introvertology.com

In this episode, our guest Tammy Fink will be talking about creating memorable connections as an introvert entrepreneur. Tammy is a professional graphic designer and brand strategist who helps people become brand champions within their own organization. She shares how she deals when things don't turn out exactly the way she planned. She also talks about how you, as an introvert, can become visible and how you can put yourself out there in ways that are comfortable to you.

Tammy encourages you to share your voice to reach others. You are the only person that can tell your audience what they need to know. Speak and share your unique voice out into the world.

In this episode I talk about a recent troll experience, and about two concepts that helped me recover from that experience quickly.

Jessica Pan spent a year extroverting, and then wrote a delightful book about it! Jessica and I chat about her new book Sorry I'm Late, I Didn't Want to Come: One Introvert's Year of Saying Yes, and how her life changed in the process.

Jessica Pan is a journalist whose work has appeared in the Guardian's Weekend magazine, The Cut, Refinery29, and Vice, among others. She has a degree in psychology from Brown University and is the coauthor of Graduates in Wonderland, an epistolary memoir about living in Beijing and Paris. She previously worked as a TV reporter and magazine editor in Beijing and now lives in London.

Oh yes, fellow introverts. It happened. I burnt out. In this episode I describe what caused this burnout and my last burnout, and what I'm doing to prevent it from happening again.

It's so common for business owners to burnout. So why aren't we talking about it? Guest Audrey Holst shares all about how to create a burnout-proof business.

Audrey Holst helps people recover from burnout by helping them connect their bodies and minds. Combining over a decade of experience teaching yoga and mindfulness with extensive training and work as a Certified Professional Coach, she teaches her clients how to tap into their natural resilience and agility so they can handle whatever comes their way.

"Don't compare yourself to strangers on the internet." How many times have you assumed that everyone has it all figured out except you. Today we're talking about comparisonitis.