The best explanation I was ever given (and maybe one of the biggest "aha!" moments of my adult life) was that while extroverts are energized by connecting and spending time with others, introverts need inward-focused alone time to recharge.
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And if there's any part of the country that really needs faster journeys, it's Wales and the south-west of England, both economically isolated and in desperate need of inward investment.
The 'tools' left in Washington need look inward, stop foisting their pathology on the public, and realize that like Tool Academy's participants, they "have a lot of work to do" - or face their own irrelevance.
But I've never seen it as completely reflected on the New York stage as it has been this season, in plays that suggest that in fraught times, one need look inward for salvation.
As profits come home, net foreign direct investment by American firms slumped to $21 billion, from $252 billion in 2004.The ending of the tax break in December has increased the need for inward investment by foreigners to finance the external deficit.
Rita Pierson is a powerful voice, evoking the kind of change we need in every teacher's heart -- to turn inward and ask, "How can I bring joy?
Sometimes the situation calls for outward action, while other times what is needed is inward reflection.
