Work
By Susan Cain
How Leaders Can Create Deeper Relationships with Introverted Teammates
Since launching the Quiet Revolution, I can’t tell you how many times people (introverts, extroverts and ambiverts alike) have asked me imploringly for new insights... Read more >
Work
By Quiet Revolution
Quiet at Thomson Reuters
Hi everyone, This week we’re sharing an interview I conducted with Marci Gohmann, Senior Director of Talent and Development at Thomson Reuters. Marci spearheaded a... Read more >
Life
By James Clear
Atomic Habits
Quiet Revolution is excited to spread the word about James Clear’s new book, Atomic Habits: An Easy and Proven Way to Build Good Habits &... Read more >
Life
By Adam Grant
When “Mandatory Fun” Isn’t Fun
Each month, I answer a few fascinating questions from readers about work and psychology. 1. Have a question? Submit it to [email protected] If you’re comfortable, include... Read more >
Life
By Merve.Emre
The Personality Brokers
Excerpted with permission from Chapter Fourteen: One in a Million of The Personality Brokers: The Strange History of Myers-Briggs and Personality Testing. Some people start to... Read more >
Life
By Michele Gelfand
Mirror Check: Are you a “T” or an “L”?
Do you have a tight or a loose mind-set? And how much of the answer has to do with your the culture of your country,... Read more >
Work
By Matthew.Pollard
The Introvert’s Edge – A Guide for Salespeople
Quiet Revolution is excited to spread the word about Matthew Pollard’s book release of The Introvert’s Edge. We introverts live in a world that looks up... Read more >
Life
By Karla Starr
Can You Learn to be Lucky?
Quiet Revolution is excited to spread the word about Karla Starr’s new book Can You Learn to Be Lucky? Karla wrote this article specifically for the Quiet... Read more >
Kids and Parenting
By Susan Cain
How to Help Your Child Speak Up in Class
Dear everyone, I just emailed these tips to a friend of mine who’s trying to help his fourth grade daughter speak up a bit more... Read more >
Work
By Kristen Hadeed
Permission to Screw Up
If you haven’t heard of Kristen Hadeed yet, you’re in for a treat. She’s an unlikely, winsome, fiercely warm-hearted business owner who’s not afraid to... Read more >
Work
By Quiet Revolution
Overthrowing the Tyranny of the Ideal
Ditch the critic; embrace the strong man who forges forward. Read more >
Kids and Parenting
By Adriana Brad Schanen
Quinny & Hopper: Smart Cookies
Quiet Revolution is excited to share an excerpt from Adriana Brad Schanen’s new children’s novel, Quinny & Hopper: Smart Cookies–the third book in her Quinny & Hopper realistic... Read more >
Work
By Quiet Revolution's Field Notes
Being an Introvert Turned Out to Be My Asset
Embracing apparent contradictions—introvert in communications?—results in a perfect job. Read more >
Kids and Parenting
By Heidi Kasevich, PhD
Setting Yourself Free with the Power of Quiet
Cantadora “A Cantadora is a female leader who keeps the stories of her community and shares them with others when she believes that they need... Read more >
Life
By Quiet Revolution
Change Your Habits, Change Your Life
Change can be small or big; it's up to you. Read more >
Life
By Pete Mosley
Don’t Sell! Instead, Make Friends: How to Connect Authentically
“Build yourself a fortress of goodwill. Fill it with people who love what you do. Create a virtuous circle of loyalty and trust.” You know... Read more >
Work
By Quiet Revolution
When Sharing Hurts
Organizational behavior researcher Kerry Gibson sat down to answer a few questions about her study, When sharing hurts: How and why self-disclosing weakness undermines the task-oriented... Read more >
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By Quiet Revolution
The Excellence Dividend
Excerpted with permission from Chapter 13 of The Excellence Dividend by Tom Peters. THE EIGHTEEN-SECONDS SYNDROME Jerome Groopman, a physician and Harvard med school professor, wrote How... Read more >
Life
By Quiet Revolution
New Power
Quiet Revolution is excited to spread the word about Henry Timms and Jeremy Heimans’ new book New Power: How Power Works in Our Hyperconnected World – And... Read more >
Kids and Parenting
By Emma Yang
The Fall of the Cat
Kittenish: playful and lively. A kitten isn’t a kitten if it doesn’t chase after anything in sight that wriggles, hops, or glitters. A kitten isn’t... Read more >
