Unlock Hidden Power: How Introverts Can Thrive at Work Without Pretending to Be Extroverts
Then, set a goal to speak up at least once. It can be as simple as asking a clarifying question or making a short statement of support.
Believe me, doing this routinely can turn anxiety into confidence.
4. Leverage active listening as your superpower
Have you ever noticed that people often reveal more when they sense you’re genuinely listening?
In an office environment full of back-and-forth chatter, the colleague who listens intently stands out in a refreshing way.
Psychology Today notes that strong listening skills are a quiet superpower, especially in roles involving empathy or negotiation.
