Navigating the world as a nervous introvert can feel like walking a tightrope. You treasure your alone time but are also ...

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Someone who has a balanced mix of introvert and extrovert traits is called an ambivert — a term first coined by American psychologist Edmund D. Conklin in 1923.

Many of us describe ourselves firmly as one or the other, ‘extrovert’ or ‘introvert’ and see these as key parts of our identity. Jung’s definitions weren’t nearly as polarised.

The introvert’s problem is that there are an enormous number of people out in the world, and unless you are a complete shut-in, you are forced to pass through the crowd from time to time.

Living up to the demands of show business can be mentally and emotionally taxing, but thankfully, Brent has learned to adapt.

At some point in your life, you’ve probably been described as an extrovert or an introvert. It’s true that many of us place ourselves in one of those two categories — or somewhere in the ...