Introduction:
Here’s a post about some 8 Signs That You Are An Ambivert, aka someone in the middle of the introvert-extrovert spectrum.
Some people call these social introverts or extroverted introverts, but we are still introverts at the end of the day which is why we should still celebrate World Introvert Day!
It’s actually more common than you think to have the label of introvert or extrovert not apply to you exclusively.
It’s becoming more and more accepted that binary ideas of introversion-extroversion are getting more outdated.
Instead, we are more introverted in certain situations and with certain people, and extroverted in others.
Just something interesting for you to think about!
Points are from Mind Body Green, Forbes (9 Signs That You’re An Ambivert), and Science of People!
8 Signs That You are An Ambivert
1. Social Setting:
Social settings feel comfortable or even exciting at first, but slowly tire you out even causing you to leave early sometimes
2. Rest and Conversational:
At the same time, too much alone time gets you restless and itching for a conversation
3. Quit and Social:
Some people think of you as quiet while others think of you as Social highly.
4. Balance Work:
You appreciate a balance of solo work and group work as compared to 100% one or the other
5. Don’t really know what to say:
You don’t really know what to say when people ask you whether you are an introvert or extroverted, tests give you varying results
6. Comfortable:
You are comfortable in both meaningful Conversations and silence
7. Small talk:
You are okay with small talk as long as it leads to ‘deeper’ talk, it’s not too uncomfortable
8. Lose yourself:
You easily lose yourself in both great discussions. and your own thoughts
Conclusion
The thing about the introvert/extrovert spectrum is that it’s a spectrum. Research has proven that most of us are actually ambiverts and ideas that we are 100% introverted or extroverted are outdated.
instead, our introversion/extroversion depends on the social setting and the people we are talking to. Getting a good gauge of that helps us to understand our limits when it comes to both alone time and socializing.
Note:
So in This Post, 8 Signs That You Are An Ambivert What other points can you think of/have experienced? Let me know in the comments.
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