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*Perks of Being an Ambivert*

Often, you’re classified to one of the two personality groups: extroverts or introverts. Ever felt you’re trapped in between? Ever felt you couldn’t fit in, in either of them?
While the stereotypical definition explains extroverts as lively and outgoing whereas the introverts are all reserved and quiet. If you’re breaking the stereotypical categorization and have a blend these equations in you, congratulations! You’re an ambivert.

If you’re still finding it hard to fit in yourself, here are the indicators that you’re an ambivert:
 You don’t really shy away from attention, but it depends on the circumstances.
 Social settings don’t make you uncomfortable, but its tiring being around people too much.
 You prefer meaningful conversation rather than a small talk.
 There are limits to your social comfort zone.
 You’re very restrained in some situations.
 You always like having a backup plan.
 You take alone time in small doses.
 You (usually) think before you speak
 You tend to “balance out” the people around you.

Ambiverts tend to have an amalgamation of both the traits with possessing some unique strengths than the rest.

Strengths of an ambivert:
Ambiverts adapt quite well. They are influenced by situational factors.
Ambiverts are good communicators as well as good listeners.
Empathy comes natural to ambiverts.
Ambiverts are good at providing a balance.
Ambiverts tend to live in harmony therefore problems are easily handled.
Ambiverts are quick learners.
Ambiverts are influential.
Ambiverts are good sales persons, managers, creative persons and phycologists.

Think you are an ambivert? You belong everywhere and not confined 😊