Extroverts

(link) The definition of extroverts is that they batten on the energy of being around others, sort of like vampires: introverts, on the other hand, feel drained by it. ❋ Mroctober (2010)

Are there any significant chemical and structural differences between the brains of individuals that have been identified as extroverts and individuals who have been identified as introverts? ❋ Unknown (2009)

Brookhiser, a biographer of several presidents, suggests that the personalities of most leaders fall into one of several types — "extroverts" like Truman, "ringmasters" like Franklin Roosevelt, or "scholars" like Jefferson. ❋ Unknown (2004)

Yet that's too simplistic an explanation, even though studies show that the powerful are the best liars, partly because they're extroverts and extroverts lie better than introverts and persist in their lies longer. ❋ Pamela Meyer (2011)

Getting these extroverts to join in is the easy part. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Readers have put up some great clarifications and excellent suggestions on ways for introverts and extroverts to survive at conferences. ❋ Unknown (2010)

But first, let me talk to the extroverts out there. ❋ Unknown (2010)

We should stop thinking that average family income and the income of the median family have anything to do with one another, or that enthusiastic and normal users of communications tools are doing similar things, or that extroverts should be only moderately more connected than normal people. ❋ Unknown (2011)

At times, all of us—even extroverts—would be better off being left alone with our thoughts. ❋ Philip Delves Broughton (2012)

She then goes to Rick Warren's Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, Calif., to meet an evangelical pastor, Adam McHugh, whose beef is that evangelical Christianity is for extroverts only. ❋ Philip Delves Broughton (2012)

Instead, they seek out young people whose extracurricular passions require extroverts with social skills and "interestingness." ❋ Ph.D. Michael Bastedo (2011)

Online communities are like real life: some people are chatty extroverts, others take a more measured approach contributing occasionally, and some sit on the sidelines happy to watch. ❋ Unknown (2009)

We could let introverted children remain that way without pestering them to be more socially aggressive, for instance, or we could stop rewarding extroverts like the over-exuberant stock-pickers on television and maybe become better investors by quietly going about our business, like Warren Buffett. ❋ Philip Delves Broughton (2012)

Extrovert: "Hey, I had a really bad day, do you want to grab [coffee or something] and just hang out?" [Introvert]: "Sure, I'm [feeling good] because I took last night for my [introvert] time and can hang." ❋ An Extrovert (2014)

[Jamie] is [quite the] [extrovert], she loves to be around people, she has so many friends! ❋ Arcane_ (2014)

"Miss Green, must you be so extroverted?" "I'm sorry Mr. Bagford. I just feel so [talkative] and [joyful] [at the moment]." ❋ Kaylee Wood (2006)

You can thank the [extrovert] for inspiring the movies "[Idiocracy]" and "Once Were [Warriors]". ❋ _Octavia_ (2013)

[Hoping] that others will listen, she talks to herself out [loud]. She is an [extrovert]. ❋ XJX (2014)

[You know who] [i mean] ❋ An Introvert (2004)

Extrovert: “Hey team, [why don’t we] just [pivot] our strategy and leverage our synergies?” Everyone: “Great idea!! We’re so lucky to have such a brilliant visionary leader!” Introvert (silently): Yeah, I proposed that in my email two weeks ago...with a detailed analysis of [pros and cons]... ❋ Dilbert (2018)

[Extroverted] [People]= [The Scum of the Earth] ❋ The Above Statement Is True. (2007)

The drunken [partygoers] in any college are all extroverts. These people will most likely end up working [dead end] factory jobs while the smart, hard working introverts will end up making [6 digits] a year. ❋ PiccoloNamek (2004)

He's always [the life] of the party; he's such an extrovert. Dude...that's not [what the word] means. And it's [extravert]. ❋ Pancyrus (2020)