The Introvert's Bubble

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Introverts typically LOVE being at home. It is my favorite place to be, as it’s my  sanctuary. It is important that our homes support us and help us to feel good.

In order to learn more about creating a space that functions well and gives off good energy I interviewed Fung Shui expert Patricia Lohan. Lohan is the author of The Happy Home, a book dedicated to creating a space that supports your dreams.

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Introverts are often misunderstood. People make assumptions about introverts that often are just not true. Introverts and extroverts see and experience the world differently. Even some common words we all use have different meanings to an introvert than they do to extrovert.
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Today's interview is with Katie, an illustrator from Upstate New York. She also authored and illustrated a book for Introverts. The Escape Manual for Introverts is a humorous, illustrated book about how to get out of certain social situations as an introvert. It explores the awkwardness of everyday life for introverts, guiding readers through different scenarios that introverts often dread, such as being trapped on an airplane with a chatterbox or hosting a dinner party with people who just won’t leave. From family to friends and from karaoke night to group lunchtime, a number of escapes and excuses are offered for the awkward and funny encounters introverts have every day.
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The difference between boundaries and walls came up with a client recently, and I started asking other people about it too. As you might know, I’m a big advocate for setting healthy boundaries so that people won’t take advantage of you and  you can save time and energy, be able to take care of yourself, and simply have energy for the important things. It seems like some people see boundaries as walls.
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Not everyone can be friends. That might be a little hard for some people to swallow, especially since nobody actively tries not to fit in and least of all those of us who are in the margin. It hurts, it sucks, and it seems unfair.
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I had Marielle on the show all the way from Puerto Rico. We met in She Podcasts on Facebook. She is an introvert who is a Branding Strategist and podcaster. We talked about how she got into both things, as well as teaching workshops. I have thought about doing workshops too, but didn’t know how to get started. I love hearing how other people, especially introverts, do things. I don’t know anything about coaching or branding, and I’m just getting into the world of seminars and that kind of thing. It was great to hear from someone who is further along in that process.

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 As introverts, we love being in our heads. We have such vivid imaginations. We love to think through things, create stories, and try new things. I sometimes feel like it’s harder for introverts to do certain things because we always only have one foot in the present. I know I always have other things going on in my head, like big dreams of how I want my life to be, traveling, and writing fiction books. If my mind and body aren’t engaged enough in the here and now, my mind will wander.

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