What are the differences between introverts and extroverts?
One of the hallmarks that distinguishes introverts from extroverts, says Laney, is energy creation. Introverts get their energy internally (ideas, emotions, impressions); extroverts pull their energy externally (activities, other people, places). While introverts dislike too much stimuli, extroverts thrive on it. Characteristics of introverts and extroverts Typically, introverts are good listeners, enjoy solitude, and feel drained after stimuli, even if they’ve had a good time. Conversely, extroverts enjoy being with people, have lots of friends, and love variety. Laney likens introverts to rechargeable batteries, needing time to recharge after use. Continuing the metaphor, she compares extroverts to solar panels, taking their energy from the outside and being exposed to the sun. That predisposition to be either extroverted or introverted is hardwired into each of us. For example, although Laney is a renowned author, she still finds doing interviews difficult and attributes that to bei
