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Introverted? Here's How to Be More Social

After reading this, you may have to clear that dance card.
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Not a fan of huge crowds or being the center of attention? Do you recharge best when you spend time alone? Would you classify yourself as reflective, a good listener, and someone who prefers to observe a social setting before diving into it? Hey there, introvert.

First, let us just acknowledge: There's absolutely nothing wrong with how you're naturally wired. In fact, you may not even be sure of where you fit along the personality spectrum of introvert vs. extrovert these days, in which case this break down should help. Honestly, most people describe themselves as somewhere in the middle.

Still, whether you see yourself as an introvert or you're just looking to be more social in general—after all, making new friends as an adult can be daunting for anyone—there are plenty of ways to do so. Here's where to start.

Read the full story on Oprah Daily: Introverted? Here's How to Be More Social
Published 09/18/2019
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