The Flourishing Introvert Talks

Joanna Rawbone

The Flourishing Introvert Talks

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The Flourishing Introvert Talks

Joanna Rawbone

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The Flourishing Introvert Talks

Joanna Rawbone

The Flourishing Introvert Talks

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In this episode, I reflect on something personal, poignant, and increasingly precious: what it means to celebrate another birthday; not as a tally of years, but as an intentional pause to honour hindsight, insight, and foresight or as I call th
In this episode, I explore a question that’s long since intrigued me: why do some alliances flourish while others unravel? As an open-introvert who doesn’t hate people (yes, hi, I am right here, I exist!), I’ve come to realise it’s not abo
In this episode, I share the pivotal moment that changed everything for me: discovering my personality type through the MBTI framework. Far from boxing me in, it offered language, understanding, and a sense of belonging I never knew I neede
In this episode, I delve into the pervasive issue of extraversion bias and its impact on mental health. Many introverts grapple with a world tailored to extrovert ideals, often leading to feelings of misalignment and pressure to fit in. We kno
In this episode, I unpack the common misconceptions and mislabelling of introverts. As a leadership trainer and coach, I often encounter scepticism about my own introversion due to widespread misunderstandings that equate/conflates it wi
In this episode, I explore the significance of valuing and managing energy as an introvert. Using the metaphor of 'energy beans', I illustrate how we introverts begin their day with a finite amount of energy, unlike extraverts who rechar
Emotions are part of what makes us human, and in this episode I explore the sometimes problematic relationship between emotions and the workplace.   I explore the extent to which it is acceptable to express emotions like tears or anger at
Say DEI and you'll be ruffling many feathers these days. In this episode I am taking a deep dive into how we can flourish in these anti-Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) times. As disappointing as it is for us to see a sudden rollback
Productivity, Productivity, Productivity - the word is being thrown around by the broligarchs who are pushing the hustle-grind with unreasonable deadlines, back to back meetings and a way to put human needs at the backburner.    I talk ab
For those who believe introverts do not talk because they have nothing to say, the 260 Episodes and 22 Seasons of this podcast prove they couldn't be more wrong. And 65,000+ downloads across 58 countries speak for themselves that introverts ar
I was in my 30s when I first realised and understood that I am neither broken nor abnormal but just an introvert. Oh, how wonderful it would have been if I knew that in my younger years. Better even if the adults around me understood my introv
I believe most of us are changemakers in one or other way, however in this episode I am focusing on the empowering journey for introverts intentionally aspiring to be change makers. With my background and qualification in change agent skills an
Oh the myths about we introverts are endless, unfortunately though it happens with our continued collusion. In this episode, my invitation is for we introverts to recognise and utilise our voices to effectively so we confidently debunk these m
With so much noise around us in both work and social settings, how do we quieter ones function effectively?   Drawing from my nearly 50 years of corporate experience, I discuss societal biases towards the extravert ideal that starts in child
In this episode, I explore the significance of emotional intelligence (EI) for we introverts who are either climbing the career ladder or seeking a more fulfilling life. We explore the origins of EI that was then popularised by Daniel Goleman.
Let's talk about the confidence-building strategies specifically crafted for we introverts. Drawing from personal experience, I recount receiving feedback that suggested a lack of confidence, a common misconception about we introverts often co
What does genuine self-care for introverts look like?   Often misconstrued as superficial indulgences, true self-care requires a deeper understanding of our 'wants' versus our 'needs'. While 'wants' are akin to icing on a cake, nice for s
This I believe is the right time for this episode for we introverts with festive season at its peak.   I explore how we socialise on our own terms during the high-energy, high expectation festive season. As an introvert myself, I've often fa
The very first ally we need is ourselves. This could not be more true for we introverts as well.   In this episode, I explore the concept of self-allyship for we introverts and how it differs from advocacy.   Previously, I discussed advoca
Celebrating Episode 250 together, can you believe it?   Do I, an Open Introvert, have any strengths to offer in a world of loud, confident, and spontaneous extraverts, that anyone will take notice of or find valuable?   Having been ther
Join me as I proudly share the empowering concept of being unapologetically introverted. Growing up in England, where apologising was almost second nature, I've come to embrace my introversion without apology and that is no small-shift.
To be an Introvert Advocate, I feel it is important that I share my own journey of becoming one. Having faced systemic biases towards the extravert ideal from school to business and everywhere else, I have learned that effective advocacy be
This week I explore an intriguing question posed by a client of mine: Can introverts truly influence others?    In this episode I dive into the nuanced distinctions between being an influencer and being influential, especially from the pe
*** Summary ***   Dear fellow introverts, this episode is a little nostalgia, little learning and a lot of emphasis on power of storytelling for we introverts.   In this episode, I take you back to the autumn of ’87, sharing how a nervous p
*** Summary ***   None of us is a stranger to conflicts. Conflicts between introverts and extraverts have a challenging world of their own though.   As someone who has always shied away from conflict, especially when it turns heated, I h
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