If the world were only made up of introverts, the arrow would be cocked and ready to be fired, but the shooter would always be recalibrating and aiming the arrow before it ever took flight.

If the world were only extroverts, the arrows would be flying every which way but never hitting any targets. Thus, the world needs those who can aim, and those who can let go.

Watch a small group of introverts communicating with each other and everyone is heard equally and people are very rarely interrupted in the slightest.

Introverts are master rapport builders in all kinds of relationships.

It is an unfortunately common misperception that introverts don’t like being around people. Introverts actually have a greater need for intimacy and depth in their relationships than their extroverted counterparts.

They would much rather have a smaller social circle with greater understanding and connection with each person than have a large group of acquaintances with less emotional intimacy.

You’ve likely heard the phrase, “It’s the thought that counts.” Introverts are keenly self-aware and, due to their sensitivity to their environments, are more likely to store information about their significant other (whether on a first date or fiftieth), and therefore make their partner feel more cared for.

Another common strength among introverts is the fact that they are self-reflective and are magnificent at error correcting.