The book presents a positive outlook towards the introverted person. Silent people often need more time to accumulate data in their brains. They often generate ideas and link theories, resulting in creative labour. This is why quiet achievers such as Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, and Albert Einstein are successful. The capacity of the quiet person to think things out sets them apart as great planners. While quiet individuals may not be the most sociable at gatherings, they are aware of their priorities. They recognize that not all businesses will thrive immediately and look for methods to compensate for their shortcomings. Quiet individuals exhibit more self-control, which is indicative of greater self-awareness. The book is an attempt to clarify the misconception people, in general, have about an introverted person.
Bosco Ekka
Bosco Ekka, sdb, is a social worker pursuing a doctorate at Assam University in India. He has worked with young people for almost a decade. He is an active member of the Salesian Society of Don Bosco, which is renowned around the globe for its devotion to youth, particularly the poorest of the poor. He is the author of three book.
