The Evergreens
reminders for myself
The Evergreens
Managing introvert-extrovert balance through three essential emotional needs: social connection, solitude, and intimate one-on-one conversations for overall well-being
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And are you, I mean, because I've sensed from you both introvert and extrovert This is true Oh my God I got it right You got it right So what tell me about that How have you figured that out
Okay I see myself as having three cups There the extroversion socialization cup the alone time cup and the with one other person having an intimate
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