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As an extrovert, you tend to be outgoing. You enjoy spending time with other people and feel energized in social situations. You definitely don't mind being the center of attention sometimes. While some might think you can be too talkative, this generally makes you seem friendly, and you find it easy to meet new people and make new friends.
Learn more below about your personality, and how different traits may manifest in your life:
- Signs You're an Extrovert
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Extroversion and Your Personality
- How Personality Impacts Us
- The Big 5 Personality Traits
Extroversion and introversion are just one element of your personality, and your results aren't the end-all of who you are as a person. Only you can know what energizes you, and how best to spend your time in the a way that makes you happiest.
If you feel like your personality is negatively affecting your life in some way, you may consider working with a therapist to examine your behavior. They can help you reorient how you think about yourself, and to be more confident in the person you are.
Like most people, you fall somewhere in between extroversion and introversion. You like spending time with other people, but only if you can balance it with time to yourself. You're OK with attention on occasion but probably don't want to be in the spotlight every day. It all depends on the situation.
Learn more below about your personality, and how different traits may manifest in your life:
- Are You an Extroverted Introvert?
- Can You Change Your Personality?
- How Personality Impacts Us
- The Big 5 Personality Traits
Extroversion and introversion are just one element of your personality, and your results aren't the end-all of who you are as a person. Only you can know what energizes you, and how best to spend your time in the a way that makes you happiest.
If you feel like your personality is negatively affecting your life in some way, you may consider working with a therapist to examine your behavior. They can help you reorient how you think about yourself, and to be more confident in the person you are.
As an introvert, you enjoy solitude and spending quiet time alone. Social situations can be a bit draining, and you prefer not to be the center of attention. Others might describe you as quiet, and you may only open up to an inner circle of the friends, family, and loved ones who are closest to you.
Learn more below about your personality, and how different traits may manifest in your life:
- 8 Signs You're an Introvert
- Dating As an Introvert
- How Personality Impacts Us
- The Big 5 Personality Traits
Extroversion and introversion are just one element of your personality, and your results aren't the end-all of who you are as a person. Only you can know what energizes you, and how best to spend your time in the a way that makes you happiest.
If you feel like your personality is negatively affecting your life in some way, you may consider working with a therapist to examine your behavior. They can help you reorient how you think about yourself, and to be more confident in the person you are.