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67: Quiet by Susan Cain →

2019.05.10
- 111 min -
Joe Buhlig
bookworm

The rise of the Extroverted Ideal has led to a world that can’t stop talking. But where does that leave you if you find groups exhausting or prefer to work alone? Join Joe & Mike as they discover the soft power introverts possess and why understanding it is so important.

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