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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 advocating for system-level change to support introverts. However, self-allyship is about providing personal support and encouragement in a world that often favours extraversion. Drawing on my 30 years as a leadership and skills trainer, I emphasise the importance of embracing one's nature while combatting societal biases.
It is in fact necessary that we become our own ally to navigate internalised negative beliefs and systemic biases.
*** Key Points ***
- Embrace change with self-responsibility.
- Counteract internalised negative beliefs.
- Create environments conducive to growth.
*** Resources ***
Visit https://hub.flourishingintroverts.com/resourcesp for tools and resources mentioned during the podcast.
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