The Introvert Manifesto
Introverts Illuminated, Extraverts Enlightened
The Introvert Manifesto is a short, straight-talking handbook on how introverts really tick—and why. A Psychology Today article refers to it as “the manual [on introverts] that should have come in the box.” Yes. I can’t describe it any better.
If you’re an introvert, The Introvert Manifesto will help you “get” yourself at long last. And then embrace yourself instead of forever trying to be something and someone you’re not.
If you’re an extrovert—particularly an extrovert with a special introvert or two in your life—The Introvert Manifesto will help you walk in that person’s shoes.
What is the “manifesto” in The Introvert Manifesto? I can boil it down to four powerful, liberating words: Introverts—just be you!
“The Introvert Manifesto is the manual [on introverts] that should have come in the box.”
– Nancy Ancowitz, author of Self-Promotion for Introverts
and producer of the “Self-Promotion for Introverts” blog for Psychology Today
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Meet Peter Vogt
I am many things in life — husband, father, friend, writer, ‘60s music fan, lake guy, nature lover. But for the purposes of The Introvert Manifesto I am one thing above all others … I’m an introvert.
I’ve walked in the introvert’s shoes, day in and day out in this extroverted world of ours, for 50 years and counting. So I don’t merely empathize with the introvert’s life; I live it. Learn more…
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SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
I would love to speak to your group about introverts and introversion. I present at major conferences, small gatherings, and everything in between. My key message: Introverts—just be you!
Sample Topics:
- Introverts, Just Be You: Self-Care for Introverts
- Parenting Your Introvert—and Parenting When You’re the Introvert
- Career Success for Introverts
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Hang “The Introvert’s Bill of Rights” on your wall as a constant reminder—to yourself and others—that your introversion isn’t something you “face.” It’s something you embrace.
You Don’t Have to Be All Alone to Tap Into the Energizing Quiet
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Peter VogtI’m partway through my second semester of auditing an introductory French course at a local college, “auditing” being a code word for “I’m taking the full-fledged class, but I’m paying almost nothing for it — and I don’t get graded; I can just learn for the sake of it.” It’s a beautiful arrangement, one that […]