This is post number four. I am going to post six times today about this book, approximately every two hours between six am and six pm. Feel free to join in the discussion by commenting below or by writing up a post in your own blog and linking it back to the post you are commenting on. Of course, you can also keep your thoughts private by writing in your journal or carrying on a discussion of your own with a close friend. You might draw or doodle your feelings about the book, or express yourself in any way you deem fit. I also want to encourage you to write an Amazon review of the book, if you would like to support it.
I made some initial comments about the book when I first started reading it in this post a few weeks ago. You may wish to check out the post if you have not already.
I wanted the focus of this discussion to be on answering questions about yourself. I felt like this book prompted me to ask myself a lot of questions about introversion as it relates to me, and I thought I would share some of these questions with you, and see what you think.
4. Did anyone in particular shame or pressure you to be more extroverted at any points in your life? How did this make you feel?
If you did not start or finish reading the book, I encourage you to check it out before you answer these questions. But you are welcome to answer the questions whether you read or finished the book or not. A little self-discovery never hurt anyone!
Please keep in mind that my blog is public, and therefore your comments will also be public.
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