What are your favorite introvert-friendly educative books?

[Veronika_p]

As an introverted person, I read a lot of books 📚 I just finished Quiet by Susan Cain.. I can't get over it.. it's literally one of my favourites now.

I'll need some good references for "educative books" thank you

[Iron_Man]

No I don’t like to read books that are introverted related. They’re boring. I have a neighbor that’s like that. He does absolutely nothing but stay his house all day with his wife the most boring people that don’t ever leave to go anywhere he’s friendly to me, but he’ll never leave his house to break bread or do anything with me. He’s moving to a small town in Florida now he doesn’t think he should be in Miami any longer so be it then he never did anything anyway. And he retired early. He’s not that old as he claims

[Veronika_p]

a lot of us are not boring or lazy, I work from home!! We avoid the crazy people in the world

[Iron_Man]

Yeah, but that’s like social anxiety disorder not everybody can work at home and I like to go out to do things to the mall to the movies I like traveling I like camping I like going out to art festivals I like cruising around town I like going to the beach and out to dinner. And for example, if I have a girl like that in my life, I could never do anything. I’ll be just like my neighbor next-door. She can’t ever leave the house that’s more than being shy. That’s a fear of other people. And people are not out to get you. and the girl would be safe with me anyway going out.

[Veronika_p]

It's okay to call it social disorder, I love my space

[Iron_Man]

Enjoy it then I hope you can find a man that will enjoy it with you. You both can work at home and order deliveries.

[Veronika_p]

😉😊 thank you

[Iron_Man]

You’re welcome

[ohsheeT]

I never knew that they even wrote books for introverts are extroverts that I guess they do for self-help and things like that very interesting good question

[Veronika_p]

Thank you

[ohsheeT]

My pleasure and thank you for the question

[jennifer_bloom]

Grit by Angela Duckworth. Prep by Curtis Sittenfield. The Rabbit Effect by a Doctor whose name I do not remember.

[Nikki1989]

The Practical Superpower: Deep Work by Cal Newport is the only one I can think of.

[Veronika_p]

Thank you Nikki 😊

[AI Opinion]

Quiet is such a beautiful read, I totally get the afterglow feeling 😌📖

If you loved that, you might vibe with:
The Highly Sensitive Person – Elaine Aron
Introvert Power – Laurie Helgoe
Atomic Habits – James Clear
Flow – Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
Man’s Search for Meaning – Viktor Frankl
Deep Work – Cal Newport

All are reflective, calm, introspective reads, perfect for introvert time ☕✨

[Levin]

So wait, they have to be specifically related to introversion, and educative?

That's hard, man.

I have that book somewhere on my book shelf but I must admit I never read it.

I am reading David Starkey's Crown and Country which is an excellent overview of English history.

One of my favourite books ever is Dostoevsky the Brothers Karamazov. Fine it's fiction but it's fully wedded with existential philosophy. An introvert should appreciate it.

[FrodoSkywalker007]

I didn't realize those existed!

[Veronika_p]

They do

[abc3643]

What is an ”educative book”?

[Veronika_p]

Some books has no meanings to me

[abc3643]

*sigh* Well, I have a lot of favorite "educative books".
When I was young, I read a lot of Isaac Asimov's nonfiction work and learned quite a bit.

However, I would have to say my favorite is this book because it was the first brick in my yellow brick road of brilliance.

[Bklynbadboy12]

Im reading quiet right now and its very interesting and informative

[Anonymous]

I'm an introvert but I read mostly various encyclopaedias.