What is this book about? Introverts are thoughtful, imaginative, and prone to individual work and out-of-the-box thinking. Introverts are attentive observers and listeners. Introverts prefer one-on-one interactions and typically lead rich spiritual lives. Introverts are not sociopaths, not downtrodden and shy people, as many for some reason believe. But they are in the minority. In our world, there are approximately three times more extroverts than introverts. Therefore, introverts are often misunderstood not only by their families and loved ones, but even by themselves. In this book, a practicing psychotherapist and leading expert in the United States on the topic of introversion combines his wealth of experience and scientific research to dissuade introverts from what is wrong with them. something is wrong and help them see and appreciate their strengths - analytical skills, creativity, ability to concentrate. In addition, in the book you will find practical advice on how to establish relationships with people of different temperaments in the family, at work and among friends.

Who is this book for? For introverts.

For parents, spouses, friends and colleagues of introverts.

For everyone who often has to communicate with people of different temperaments.

The highlight of the book: Marty Laney is a teacher and practicing family psychotherapist, a leading expert on introversion in USA. I’ve been married to an extroverted husband for 37 years.

The book has been on sale for 11 years, worldwide circulation over 100 thousand copies, translated into 13 languages.

From the author I think a little should be level the playing field of life. Extroverts are overhyped. And it’s time for introverts to finally realize how unique and unusual they are. We are ripe for a cultural shift in consciousness toward embracing introversion. We must stop conforming and conforming. We need to value ourselves for who we are. This book is designed to help us achieve this. In it you will get acquainted with three main points: 1) how to determine whether you are an introvert or not (you might be surprised); 2) how to understand and evaluate the benefits of introversion; 3) how to nurture your own unique nature with the help of numerous useful tips and tools.