Introverts usually believe they are limited by their way of being and that they have to become somebody else in order to achieve any kind of success. 

It's a fact – Socially speaking, we are often misunderstood, taken for being socially awkward and quiet while on the other hand extroverted personalities are more widely praised and celebrated.

This has led many of us to believe that in order to achieve happiness and establish deep meaningful relationships with others they need to adopt extroverted personality traits, so that we can actually be seen and heard. 

Unfortunately, this rarely works since it requires them to stop being true to themselves. This posture is impossible to sustain over time, and will definitely lead to low self-esteem and low confidence, as well as losing a sense of oneself. 

Even when we believe we are called to something greater in life, for the most part we think we are not up to the task, believing there's some sort of mismatch between this calling and ourselves. Unfortunately, holding back on that purpose will inevitably lead to inner struggle and a constant feeling of unfulfillment.

In this Episode, I speak about the purpose of this podcast and how it originates from how I once felt as an Introvert. I hope that by hearing the story of where I was and where I am now, you too will be encouraged and feel inspired to embrace your introversion and step out in purpose too.

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