Introverts and extroverts: Do you ever feel like your personality holds you back from what you want in life?
Do you ever wish you could change your personality—even just a little—but you think that you’re just stuck with the personality you have?
If you think you’re stuck with the personality you have, I’ve got great news for you.
In the last few years, not only have researchers discovered that personality change can and does happen throughout adulthood, they have found that positive personality changes can be beneficial to our well-being.
Unfortunately, too often these days people believe their personality is fixed and unchangeable. They blame their genes and insist they were born that way. To that end, they put themselves in situations that match their personality and flee from those that don’t. They strive for comfort, not curiosity. The end result? They rob themselves of some of the best opportunities for growth in their life.
You don’t have to be one of those people.
In The Ambivert Mindset, former introvert Jonathan Alexander helps you ignite your curiosity, get out of your personality rut, and unlock your best self.
Drawing on the idea of the ambivert (the often forgotten personality type sandwiched solidly between the introvert and extrovert), The Ambivert Mindset teaches you nine principles to help you live beyond the introvert-extrovert divide and gain the courage and confidence to see your personality as your starting point, not your limit.
In The Ambivert Mindset, you'll discover:
- How being curious about your personality can help you live your best life
- How to draw upon the idea of the ambivert to live beyond the introvert-extrovert divide
- Why it’s important to see your personality as an opportunity for growth, not something that boxes you in
- The far-reaching benefits of stepping outside your personality comfort zone and saying “yes” instead of “no”
- The incredible documented benefits of personality change
- Why you shouldn't really worry about the genetics of personality
- The six keys to successful change
The final section of the book is loaded with actionable tips for both introverts and extroverts so that you can get started immediately. Plus, you’ll have access to free worksheets that will help you plan and track your progress.
Note: The Ambivert Mindset is not about “fixing” people or personalities. You are not a bad or broken person because of the personality that you have today. This book simply asks you to look at your personality as something to build upon—not from a position of weakness, but from a position of challenging yourself to further broaden your base of skills, behaviors, and ways of interacting with the world. The information you will learn in The Ambivert Mindset will inspire you to craft your own journey, fueled by curiosity, to unlock your best self.
