Rusty Niall's Notepad

I think about this a lot. I guess the first point is to try not to pee and moan too much about how people take the role of the introvert for granted. At the same time, there's always a point to cross over into the world for the introvert, we still feel the need to share, it's more that our natural habitat for creation is more solitary than collaborative. So we create things, make them available and hope that some of the more extroverted types might latch onto it and build some hype. There's also the way in which an introvert's work can speak to all of the other introverts. There's a lot that introverts notice that those who are more socially oriented don't. It's not that we don't like people, it's more that we have trouble navigating the networks that bring people together and the implicit rules that govern them.