Embracing Introversion: Jacqueline Shaulis on Finding Your Voice
If they take nothing away from this is the courage to be true to yourself and know that there's nothing wrong with yourself.
What happens when an introvert decides to step into the spotlight? In this episode of 'Mentally in Pajamas', Eve Fox chats with Jacqueline Shaulis, a powerhouse who has turned her introversion into an asset. Jacqueline, known as 'The Excitable Introvert', has captivated audiences in nearly 20 countries and authored over 20 books, all while staying true to her introverted nature.
She shares her journey of guiding introverted women of color to be seen, heard, and respected by embracing their unique qualities. They dive into the differences between shyness, anti-social behavior, and introversion, breaking down common misconceptions that often lead introverts to be misunderstood and overlooked in their careers. Jacqueline also touches on imposter syndrome and the importance of creating your own niche instead of conforming to extroverted norms.
The episode takes a deeper look at the stigma surrounding mental illness, particularly in the black community, and emphasizes the importance of seeking help without shame. By the end of the conversation, you'll feel inspired to honor your true self and understand that being an introvert is not a limitation but a strength. Tune in for a heartfelt discussion that promises to resonate with anyone who has ever felt out of place in an extroverted world.