Let’s face it: The world is designed specifically for extroverts. We embrace shyness like a disease that needs to be cured. College applications look for those who are involved and outspoken.

I see a wide variety of local clients every day and there are some pretty significant questions that I get — some of those are relevant to the larger community. This column serves as a way to answer ...

The power of introverted hospitality in an extroverted world of church ministry. Perhaps the most difficult area for me as an introverted Christian woman and pastor’s wife has been the biblical call ...

Most people think I’m an extrovert, and while they’re incorrect, their misjudgment isn’t necessarily a bad thing. After all, the world seems to reward extroverts. There is a narrative that talkative ...

In a world that often rewards outgoing personalities, introverts can feel misunderstood or undervalued. Books can offer encouragement, insight, and practical strategies for introverts to embrace their ...

If you're an introvert living in an extroverted world, finding genuine happiness can be tough at times. From a young age, many of us introverts have a harder time speaking in class, and are fearful AF ...

I am an introverted adult, and I write a lot about introversion and what it means to grow up introverted in an extroverted world. Frequently mischaracterized as shy, introverts can also be ...

Introverted children have a lot to offer the world. Often creative, passionate, and deep-thinking, introverted children bring a different type of energy and social dynamic to home and school.

Mark Oppenheimer is a father of five. He recently wrote a piece for The Washington Post about how to raise an extrovert. He and his extroverted daughter Anna speak with NPR's Michel Martin. I think it ...