Quiet: The Power Of Introverts In A World That Can'T Stop Talking,Used

#1 New York Times Bestseller Experience The Book That Started The Quiet Movement And Revolutionized How The World Sees Introvertsand How Introverts See Themselvesby Offering Validation, Inclusion, And Inspirationsuperbly Researched, Deeply Insightful, And A Fascinating Read, Quiet Is An Indispensable Resource For Anyone Who Wants To Understand The Gifts Of The Introverted Half Of The Population.Gretchen Rubin, Author Of The Happiness Projectone Of The Best Books Of The Yearpeople, O: The Oprah Magazine, Christian Science Monitor, Inc., Library Journal, Kirkus Reviewswhat Are The Advantages Of Being An Introvert? They Make Up At Least Onethird Of The People We Know. They Are The Ones Who Prefer Listening To Speaking; Who Innovate And Create But Dislike Selfpromotion; Who Favor Working On Their Own Over Working In Teams. It Is To Introvertsrosa Parks, Chopin, Dr. Seuss, Steve Wozniakthat We Owe Many Of The Great Contributions To Society.In Quiet, Susan Cain Argues That We Dramatically Undervalue Introverts And Shows How Much We Lose In Doing So. She Charts The Rise Of The Extrovert Ideal Throughout The Twentieth Century And Explores How Deeply It Has Come To Permeate Our Culture. She Also Introduces Us To Successful Introvertsfrom A Witty, Highoctane Public Speaker Who Recharges In Solitude After His Talks, To A Recordbreaking Salesman Who Quietly Taps Into The Power Of Questions. Passionately Argued, Impeccably Researched, And Filled With Indelible Stories Of Real People, Quiet Has The Power To Permanently Change How You See Yourself.