When introverts are feeling off, they go silent. For a long long time. Until they're ok. Until they feel like themselves again. They're not off with you, they just deal with things better when they're alone.

Forgive your old self, you did what you knew. Let it go. You've changed. What happened, happened. The essence of life is to keep on moving. You're not what you were a year ago, a month ago, a day ago, not even a moment ago. When you accept this truth, you evolve.

Introverts don't chase people. Sure they enjoy company of a few. But they never force anybody. It's just not in their blood. They're fiercely independent. They will love you, care for you, make you feel like a million dollars, but trust me, they will never chase you.

Stop paying attention to what people expect you to be. Rest your mind. Go inwards. And pay attention to what your intuition tells you. Hear it. Absorb it. Follow it. It'll take you where you belong. It will give you what you deserve. It will make you what you always wanted to be.

Introverts, stop apologizing for: - saying no - being honest - investing in yourself - not settling for the bare minimum - wanting to be alone - not knowing - having an off day - not looking your best - having different belief - cutting people off - not picking calls

For introverts, being alone is therapy. Just chilling in silence. Thinking about life and how much things have changed. Quietly reflecting on memories of days gone by. Friends and lovers left behind. Smiles, struggles & pain. That's what soothes their soul. But you won't get it.

You don't need anybody's permission to do what you want to do in life. Figure out what you love and just do it. Don't think. Plan and get straight into action. Test, try, fail, learn, improve, repeat. Act, don't think, act.

When introverts are going through shit, they shut down. They want no help. No advice. No "fixing". All they want is quiet. They know how to pull themselves out. They've done it a thousand times. Just leave them alone for a while.

Introverts talk. And they talk a lot. But first they gotta know you. Observe you. Understand you. And vibe with you on totally different level. They're not shy, they just need some time. But once they're ready, trust me, you'll see a wild side you've never seen before.

Introverts have a kind heart. They give, give, and give. And sometimes they forget when to stop. Saying "no" is necessary for your own peace and mental health. You're important too. Here's how to say no without feeling guilty: karunpal.com/the-art-of-say…

Be yourself. No matter what. People don't have to like you, and you don't have to care. There's something magical about living from that real part inside you. When you don't care, you become so attractive that people are just drawn towards you like bees to a flower. You become

Introverts are attracted to authenticity. Real & raw. Straightforward. In your face. No games. No drama. No shit. They like keeping things plain, simple, and honest. When you're in, you're in forever. Be real or leave. There's no in-between.

Introverts are not anti-social, they just prefer a quiet life. A life of meaning and purpose. Thinking, reflecting, and growing in silence. All alone. They find peace in the ordinary, the little things. A simple life. That's all they want.

Stop comparing yourself to the past versions of you. The past is gone. It's over. Done. Finished. Stop torturing yourself. Stop running away from your current self. Pause. Take a breath. Rest your mind for a moment. This is you. Right now. Right here. Right at this moment.

Introverts don't "need" people. They're pros at entertaining themselves. Staring out the window. Music. Books. Movies. Cooking. Chilling with pets. A couple of hours of satisfying self-talk. They can live alone for days and days. And trust me, they won't miss a thing.

You're addicted to pleasure because you don't have a purpose. Because you've been living way below your potential. You know it. And it hurts you. That's why you want to escape. You have a beautiful mind. Stop taking life for granted. Rise above your animalistic tendencies.

Introverts love a boring life. Quiet mornings. Sipping coffee on the porch. Long walks in nature. Working on their purpose. Chilling with 2 people. Seeking wisdom. Contemplating the meaning of life. Growing a little everyday. A slow peaceful boring life. But you won't get it.

You don't need motivation, you need self-knowledge. Put your distractions away. Calm your mind. Sit with yourself and ask "what's stopping me from doing what I'm supposed to do to make my life better?" You need to understand the tendency of your own mind. The nature of the mind