quiet-the-power-of-introverts-in-a-world-that-cant-stop-talking-susan-cain

Presbyterian minister and worked with
a team of student leaders at Claremont
College, many of whom were introverts.
The team became a kind of laboratory
for experimenting with introverted
forms of leadership and ministry.
They focused on one-on-one and small
group interactions rather than on large
groups, and McHugh helped the students
find rhythms in their lives that allowed
them to claim the solitude they
needed and enjoyed, and to have social
energy left over for leading others. He
urged them to find the courage to speak
up and take risks in meeting new
people.
A few years later, when social media
exploded and evangelical bloggers started
posting about their experiences,
written evidence of the schism between
introverts and extroverts within the
evangelical church finally emerged.
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