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The Verity Experience Speaker SeriesOctober 23, 2012

Beth Buelow, ACC, CPCThe Introvert Entrepreneur

Chatty Cathys & Quiet Keiths:

Bridging the Communication Gap

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What’s Your IQ*?(use #2 pencils only, please)

* Introvert Quotient

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What’s Your IQ*?

* Introvert Quotient

1. This psychologist coined the term “introvert” in the 1920s:

a) Ivan Pavlov

b) Sigmund Freud

c) B.F. Skinner

d) Carl Jung

e) None of the above

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What’s Your IQ*?

* Introvert Quotient

1. This psychologist coined the term “introvert” in the 1920s:

a) Ivan Pavlov

b) Sigmund Freud

c) B.F. Skinner

d) Carl Jung

e) None of the above

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What’s Your IQ*?

* Introvert Quotient

2. The general US population is roughly

a) 25% innie, 75% outtie

b) 10% innie, 90% outtie

c) 60% innie, 40% outtie

d) 50% innie, 50% outtie

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What’s Your IQ*?

* Introvert Quotient

2. The general US population is roughly

a) 25% innie, 75% outtie

b) 10% innie, 90% outtie

c) 60% innie, 40% outtie

d) 50% innie, 50% outtie

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What’s Your IQ*?

* Introvert Quotient

3. Introverts are:

a) Shy

b) Antisocial

c) Party Poopers

d) Energized by solitude

e) Serial killers in waiting

f) All of the above

g) None of the above

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What’s Your IQ*?

* Introvert Quotient

3. Introverts are:

a) Shy

b) Antisocial

c) Party Poopers

d) Energized by solitude

e) Serial killers in waiting

f) All of the above

g) None of the above

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How would you describe yourself?

Introverted or Extroverted?

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Introvert ≠

Shy

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A Few Disclaimers…

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Closing the Communication Gap:

Stuff to Understand

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Introverts do best with

space and quiet to gather and process their thoughts; extroverts enjoy

stimulating group work.

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In general, introverts like to

listen, extroverts like to

talk.

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In most situations, introverts

process internally, and extroverts externally.

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Know that extroverts prefer

face-to-face, verbal communication, while introverts tend to prefer

written communication.

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Extroverts tend to be

outwardly expressive

and easier to read; Introverts appear to be more

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Closing the Communication Gap:

Stuff to Do

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Set clear expectations and measures of success. (PS: and be thoughtful about PDA)

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Give everyone (esp. innies) permission to share ideas that are

imperfect and

incomplete.

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Keep meetings

on topic and on time.

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Silence is golden.

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Trust your process.

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Resources

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Thank You!

Beth Buelow, ACC, CPCProfessional Speaker, Certified Coach,

Author

TheIntrovertEntrepreneur.com


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