Episode 30 | Creating spaces for Introverts and Extroverts

I believe that your space directly affects how you feel and function every moment that you are in your home, whether you are aware of it or not. Living in a home that doesn’t suit your temperament can be draining and exhausting.  How fulfilled we are can have a big impact on our daily life across all kinds of contexts. By understanding where we fall on the introvert, extrovert, ambivert scale, we can address setting our homes up to support our natural instincts and increase our propensity for truly enjoying our home in a way that you feel you are being supported and nurtured.  

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Sources & Reference———————————————-

1. How the Brain Responds to Architecture by Anjan Chatterjee MD, FAAN in Psychology Today. 
2. 9 Signs that you’re an Ambivert by Forbes. 
3. Apartment Therapy article 4 Introvert-Approved Tips for Creating a Calm, Serene Space at Home.
4. Introvert vs. Extrovert: A look at the spectrum and psychology. 
5. Styled by Emily Henderson, quoted pages 62-63
6. The book “Quiet; The Power of Introverts in a World that Can’t stop talking” by Susan Cain.  

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