Life
By Quiet Revolution
“The Power of Moments”: An Interview with Chip and Dan Heath
Quiet Revolution is excited to spread the word about Chip and Dan Heath’s new book The Power of Moments: Why Certain Experiences Have Extraordinary Impact. The... Read more >
Kids and Parenting
By Marzi
Happy Birthday! How to Survive Your Child’s Party as an Introvert
More help, less stress, and everyone gets to enjoy a birthday. Read more >
Life
By Quiet Revolution
Can’t Stand Cocktail Parties? Adopt an Extrovert
Adapted from Hiding in the Bathroom: An Introvert’s Roadmap to Getting Out There (When You’d Rather Stay Home) Copyright © 2017 by Morra Aarons-Mele. Published by... Read more >
Life
By Quiet Revolution
The Four Tendencies: The Indispensable Personality Profiles That Reveal How to Make Your Life Better
Adapted from THE FOUR TENDENCIES: THE INDISPENSABLE PERSONALITY PROFILES THAT REVEAL HOW TO MAKE YOUR LIFE BETTER (AND OTHER PEOPLE’S LIVES BETTER, TOO) Copyright ©... Read more >
Work
By Bob Sutton
The Asshole Survival Guide: The Backstory
A few weeks back, the staff at my academic department at Stanford—The Department of Management Science & Engineering—sent me a series of questions to answer... Read more >
Life
By Quiet Revolution
How to Get Into Our House and Where We Keep the Money
An excerpt from “I’ll Be Your Fever” from How to Get into Our House and Where We Keep the Money (c) 2017 by Panio Gianopoulos. Appears with the permission... Read more >
Kids and Parenting
By Daisy Gumin
Embracing the Hearts of Highly Sensitive Children
On April 25, 2013, at 5 o’clock in the morning, I landed at JFK airport, having flown in on a red-eye from Salt Lake City,... Read more >
Life
By Sharon Glassman
Why Introverts Make Great Heroes
The greatest introverted dynamic duo of all time. Read more >
Life
By Quiet Revolution
Popular: The Power of Likability in a Status-Obsessed World
The following excerpt is from Popular: The Power of Likability in a Status-Obsessed World by Mitch Prinstein. Reprinted by arrangement with Viking, an imprint of Penguin... Read more >
Kids and Parenting
By Siva Sankrithi
Reinventing Assessment
Going beyond the basics: shared experience-based assessment that works for all. Read more >
QUIET REVOLUTIONARIES:
Running Outside of the Pack
Even an introvert can find it thrilling to be slightly part of a crowd.
Work
By Quiet Revolution
4 Ways to Collaborate More Effectively Than a Traditional Meeting
Pain-free, effective collaboration for introverts? It does exist! Read more >
Life
By Ellen Hendriksen
How to Stop Being a Doormat (Without Giving Up Your Common Decency)
Maybe it’s happened to you. A friend or a partner frustrated on your behalf might say it outright: Stand up for yourself. Stop being such... Read more >
Kids and Parenting
By Derek Walter
Group Work That Works
Quiet teachers and students win with group work that actually works for all. Read more >
Life
By Quiet Revolution
9 Self-Protection Strategies for Empaths
Combat toxic energy and stop taking on other people’s stress. Read more >
QUIET REVOLUTIONARIES:
An Introvert Finds Her Voice... in French
When you find your bliss, you become fearless.
Life
By Jenara Nerenberg
The Tiger’s Journey of Nonconformity and Neurodivergence
What happens when cultural conditioning, mental health, and societal expectations collide? Read more >
Life
By Quiet Revolution
We Are Running Out of Space
Try out the "really?!" rule in your life. Read more >
Work
By Quiet Revolution's Field Notes
A Quiet Leader Is Still a Real Leader
When others' belief in you helps you believe in yourself. Read more >
Work
By Quiet Revolution
Finding the Quiet to Create
The truth behind great thinkers - and how to inspire your own creativity. Read more >
Life
By Quiet Revolution
The Strugglers and the Thrivers
How is it determined in which group we belong? Read more >
Work
By Quiet Revolution's Field Notes
How Being an Introvert Helped Me in My First Job
Succeed because you are an introvert—not despite it. Read more >
