Introversion - A New Superpower. The Hidden Potential of Introverts in the Professional Environment

As a person who considers themselves an introvert to the bone, how to succeed in a world where all the accolades go to extroverts and all social institutions are oriented towards them? Through her unique story, Jill Chan demonstrates that introverts hold vast untapped potential for success. She shares her achievements in the world of extroverts: as a major league baseball player agent, then as a team leader made up of representatives from more than twenty countries, and as one of the leading figures in the international charitable community.
Instead of breaking and remaking herself, she learned to accept her introversion, turning it from a disadvantage into a strength that allowed her to achieve high goals and succeed in tasks that her extroverted colleagues shied away from. She advises reserved people on how to seek suitable jobs, how to overcome additional challenges from language barriers and cultural differences, how to cope with the demands of social events and business presentations, leveraging the unique leadership qualities of their psychotype to their advantage. This book, part memoir, part guide to professional growth, provides introverts with the tools to understand how to build relationships, advance in their careers, find common ground with colleagues, and spend time around extroverts, without pretending to be anyone else and without sacrificing their own comfort.