Endings and Beginnings: It’s been a great 8 ½ year run, and I’ve made the difficult decision to come to completion with the show. Rather than have a final interview with someone – I mean, who wants to be your last guest?! – I’m going to share with you some of the story of how I arrived at this point and what comes next. My hope is that you join with me on that “what’s next” part of the journey, and in hearing my story, it supports you and provides some food for thought about any pivots you have going on in your life. 

Katie Rasoul, author of "Hidden Brilliance," shares lessons learned from being an introvert outlier and gives us tips for becoming more resilient. 

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Composer Craig Shepard finds innovative ways to bring our attention to the ordinary through music and stillness. We discuss releasing assumptions and embracing mindfulness. as well as how to build trust through small gestures. 

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Tracy Guillet, founder of Quiet Pathways, is a clinical social worker who specializes in working with introverts. She shares insights about aligning your life with your introvert preferences, as well as how our early experiences shape our understanding of who we are.

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My conversation about Introversion, anxiety, and entrepreneurship with Morra Aarons-Mele, author of "Hiding in the Bathroom: How to Get Out There (When You'd Rather Stay Home)."

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We spend a lot of time and energy chasing "happiness," not realizing that it's within our reach every single day. There's a simple habit you can cultivate that helps the good stuff stick while putting the bad stuff in perspective.

This episode is a blogcast, which is an audio version of my latest blog post. You can find the text version at www.theintrovertentrepreneur.com

Jennifer Kahnweiler may lean extrovert, but her heart belongs to introverts. We talk about the second edition of her book, "The Introverted Leader" and what's changed for introverts in the 10 years since she wrote the first edition.

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Marianne Griebler is a marketing communications strategist, writer and speaker. Here she shares foundational tips for your social media presence, along with how to strengthen your brand by focusing on relationships.

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From Jeffrey Shaw’s perspective, having a keen eye isn’t just for what one sees, but also for what one senses. Having been one of the most sought after portrait photographers in the U.S. for more than three decades, Jeffrey Shaw, a.k.a. the Lingo Guy, uses this honed intuition to teach entrepreneurs how to attract their ideal customers by speaking their Secret Language. Jeffrey is host of the popular business podcast Creative Warriors, a nationally acclaimed keynote speaker, a business coach for entrepreneurs, and author of the recently released book, LINGO: Discover Your Ideal Customer’s Secret Language and Make Your Business Irresistible.

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Grace Judson is a communication coach, author, and speaker. She shares tips for difficult conversations and how we can transform conflict into something productive and meaningful.

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Steve Cunningham, founder of ReadItFor.Me, shares lessons learned on his entrepreneurial path, including how law school prepared him for his new business.

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