Island in the Net

Between a third and a half of the population of the world define themselves as introverts. They have more activity in the part of the brain involved in internal processing: problem-solving, remembering and planning. Introverts get energy from an “inner world” of thoughts, ideas, reflections and memories.

Think about that. Pretty much half the people you come across today:

• Don’t thrive on endless meetings
• Don’t want to solve a problem by talking about it for hours
• Don’t enjoy brainstorming
• Don’t want to attend away-days and conferences all the time.