Surprising
Insights on Introverts in Today's Society
Do you enjoy
being alone? Prefer keeping your personal
life to yourself? Hate small talk?
Wish the people you do business with would stop
yakking and get to the point?
If so, you may
have been sold a bunch of malarkey when it comes
to bringing in customers. Contrary to the
stereotype in our culture, introverts can excel
at marketing.
I'm perfect
proof. Put me at a cocktail party - or
even a family gathering - and I'll be busy
thinking up a creative excuse for slipping out
the door.
Yet I've
successfully spoken to numerous national
conventions, delivered commentaries on National
Public Radio and composed a popular YouTube
video about my lifestyle. I have had tens of
thousands of people following me, buying my
products, recommending me to friends and
becoming clients.
How can this
be? How can you remain true to
your preferences and become an ace marketer?
And how can you put into perspective the many
myths and misunderstandings our culture has
about introverts?
News flash: The
Philadelphia Inquirer featured me as an expert on marketing for
introverts.
Inform Yourself - and Join the
Conversation
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