Networking Tips for Introverts

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Networking Tips for Introverts – Reactions to Networking tips – click here for more eBooks on DATING AND the original best selling YOU CAN BE AN INTROVERT AND WIN This 130 page book is a sensitive, inspiring and very helpful guide for introverts. Instead of hearing how you have to “get out more”, “be more outgoing”, “join a group”, “let friends know”, how refreshing it is to read a book BY SOMEONE WHO REALLY KNOWS INTROVERTS.Nancy helps introverts with networking techniques that fall naturally into your personality comfort zone. The book includes articles by real introverts who have succeeded in networking and how. There are SPECIAL TIPS for each of the eight different types. Nancy’s book is full of practical tips for all the different types of introverts so you can start from where you are right now and FIND THE JOB, THE CLIENTS,THE EMPLOYER you want! Nancy explains the difference between horizontal and vertical networking, which is most important and why. This eBook is supportive, practical and understanding but more than that, THE ADVICE IS SOMETHING YOU CAN REALLY DO AND IT REALLY WORKS! You will find the right contacts using the tips in this eBook. Order directly from paypal using your credit card now or contact Nancy @ parklanenancy@hotmail.com For more inf click here YOUR eBOOK IS DELIVERED IN PDF OR WORD FORMAT FOR DOWNLOADING. PLEASE SPECIFY YOUR PREFERENCE AT THE TIME OF YOUR ORDER. YOUR ORDER IS FILLED IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIPT OF NOTIFICATION FROM PAYPAL. REACTIONS TO THE BOOK Hi (again)! Well I just read the INTJ page and it fits.  It REALLY fits.  I’m not sure I like the sound of it all, but wow.  Sometimes I catch a glimpse of myself in a window or mirror and am shocked at just how “ascetic, pale, and severe” I look.  Granted I do FEEL that way when I’m forced to be out and about, but not always. I was also stuck by the section that mentions the fact that INTJ types often don’t discuss private life at work.  This has been a huge issue for me and pointed out many, many times by co-workers and bosses.  I actually have a lot of hobbies and interests and have an excellent relationship with my family, but those things never come to mind while I’m working.  It was pointed out to me just this week that it looks like no one sits at my computer at work!  I have no pictures taped to the monitor, nothing in a frame, no little knick-knacks or whatever cluttering my work space.   I did great in college but in the years since I graduated I’ve had a lot of trouble with work and have done a lot of reading about astrology and personality typing trying to figure things out.  Reading about INTJ types and introversion in general has been really helpful in trying to find a “balance.”  I’m not trying to completely understand myself and just be me regardless of the cost and I’m not trying to change to fit society, but I am learning to find balance between the two.  I’m really grateful for web sites like the one you have.  Thanks for you efforts! Thanks again and I look forward to learning more in the future.

~ by nancyfenn on May 3, 2007.