The Fine Art of Faux Productivity: How to Look Busy When You’re Not
Have a spreadsheet open on your computer screen for that extra touch of authenticity.
Author: Joshua Morgan
Understanding Mal de Coucou: An Insight into Social Displacement
“Mal de Coucou” describes the dissonance felt when one doesn’t fit into social surroundings, seeking belonging.
Navigating the Maze: How to deal with a Manipulative Person
Dealing with a manipulative person requires a combination of awareness, assertiveness, and self-care.
The Introvert’s Guide to Awkward Social Situations
Nothing says awkward, like unexpectedly running into an acquaintance.
The Perfectionist’s Dilemma: Unraveling Procrastination
Do you find yourself constantly aiming for perfection but somehow end up delaying tasks?
How to Tell Someone You Like Them
Confessing feelings is enough to send most introverts packing for their new lifestyle as a hermit in the woods.
Can Music Make You More Productive?
Creating the right atmosphere for productivity is essential. Consider instrumental genres like lo-fi beats. Tailor your background music.
“Introvert’s Social Media Saga”: Navigating the Digital Dance Floor
Introverts find solace in social media, crafting witty captions and mastering the art of solo selfies.
“Picky” Doesn’t always mean “Wrong”: Embracing Individual Preferences
In a world of abundant choices, being picky may be misunderstood. Embracing personal tastes and valuing quality over quantity are key.
What’s the Hawthorne Effect on Performance?
The Hawthorne effect is the idea that being observed affects behavior, increasing productivity. It applies to self-improvement and collaboration.