Let me introduce the concept of this blog.
The goal of this blog is to help readers realize:
“There’s no need to be ashamed of being an introvert — embrace it with pride”
I’ve personally been saved by blogs and books about introverts when I felt suffocated in my daily life. That experience inspired me to start this blog, where I share tips to help fellow introverts live life on their own terms.
More specifically, I want to share:
- Reassurance that even if introverts don’t always stand out, we’re not alone — many of us share the same struggles.
- A deeper understanding of introverted traits, helping you accept yourself as you are, without feeling inferior, and developing a sense of self-affirmation.
- The idea that once you truly understand your own feelings, you’ll start enjoying life more — and find the courage to take new steps by leaning into your strengths.
- Tips on how to navigate work (or school) life as an introvert, even if you find it challenging to fit into traditional organizations.
- The value of mutual understanding — how introverts and extroverts can coexist in a workplace by respecting each other’s differences.
- Ways to share information with fellow introverts and contribute to strengthening the introvert community.
If reading this blog offers even a bit of insight or encouragement, that alone would mean the world to me. And if, in the process, this blog grows into something influential within the introvert space — becoming a meaningful part of my own journey — then I couldn’t ask for more.
As an introvert myself, I’m not the biggest fan of talking about myself too much 😅 To make this blog feel more real and relatable, I plan to share even the raw, unfiltered moments — including the failures I’d rather not revisit.
So feel free to read along at your own pace !
Here’s a little slogan I came up with to encourage fellow introvert community:
New waves born from quietness
A circle of empathy gently expanding
—Footprints—
December 2024 – Started this blog.
March 2025 – Started English version.
