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Sep 29 •
📌 [PINNED POST] Welcome! Please Introduce Yourself
Welcome to Introvert's Income. This community is a professional space for introverts to share practical strategies for increasing their income, whether through a business or a career. The goal here is simple: to help each other succeed in our professional lives without the burnout that comes from typical "hustle culture." This is a place for actionable advice and genuine support. To get started, please post a brief introduction in the comments. It’s the best way for us to get to know you and for you to connect with others on a similar journey. We've created a simple template below to make it easy. Introduction Template (Copy & Paste): 1. Your Goal: (e.g., Land a remote job, get my first freelance client, earn a promotion). 2. Your Biggest Challenge: (e.g., Marketing myself, dealing with office politics, impostor syndrome). 3. Your Work: (e.g., Software Developer, aspiring writer, currently in retail). 4. How You Unwind: (e.g., Reading, hiking, playing a specific video game). My Introduction (Founder): 1. Your Goal: To build this community into the most valuable resource for introverts focused on income growth. 2. Your Biggest Challenge: Deciding which course topics will provide the most immediate value to our first members. 3. Your Work: IT Consultant & founder of several online businesses. 4. How You Unwind: Exploring new software and tech on weekends. There's no pressure to share more than you're comfortable with. Looking forward to meeting you!
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Oct 1 •
Start Here: The Introvert's Purpose Finder
What This Tool Does: The Purpose Finder is a detailed questionnaire based on the proven "Three Circles Method," specifically adapted for introverts. We will walk you through three core areas: Your Passions: What you genuinely enjoy and are curious about. Your Skills: What you are naturally good at, especially tasks involving focus and deep work. Market Problems: What people are willing to pay a premium to have solved. https://www.skool.com/introverts-income-1290/classroom/ff92c5ae?md=8a6eea6f5cab4dd380aaa7328d63481a
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What is the hardest part about running or starting a business as an introvert?
Let’s get real, Many introverts face unique challenges in business, from networking events to sales calls and even marketing themselves.Popular pain points shared online are in the poll below. Which challenges do you relate most to?What’s one tip or mindset shift that helped you push through?Share your experience, or just vote for the struggle you think is the toughest!
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Oct 17 •
The Secret Strength of Introvert Entrepreneurs: Focus on Quality Connections
stop worrying about “networking” in the traditional sense. Instead, focus your energy on building deep, meaningful one-on-one relationships. Forget the pressure to work the room or gather hundreds of contacts.What truly helps introverts thrive in business is: - Having just a few trusted clients or collaborators can go much further than a large social circle. - Concentrate on authentic connections. A single strong supporter can open more doors than 50 acquaintances. - Seek out partnerships (and even customers) who align with your values and communication style. - Use your listening skills, introverts are often great listeners! to understand and solve real problems for the people you work with. What’s ONE meaningful business connection you’ve made, and how did it help you?Or, what advice would you offer other introverts for building lasting business relationships? Share your stories and tips below! Let’s help each other succeed
Oct 17 •
How can introverts thrive at work without “faking it”?
Many introverts feel they struggle to shine in the workplace, especially when it seems like energy and visibility matter more than competence. But countless professionals have found authentic ways to succeed: - Focus on producing high-quality work and being a reliable collaborator. - Build relationships slowly and genuinely, rather than forcing superficial connections. - Speak up in meetings with thoughtful, concise input your contributions will be valued when you do. - Enhance your visibility by sharing useful insights, asking smart questions, and supporting your team. - Set boundaries and prioritize your energy, so you never feel drained or lose authenticity. What strategies do YOU use to thrive at work as an introvert?How do you balance visibility and authenticity? Any tips or success stories to share?
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