Leading with Understanding (Digital Copy)

This book is a quick an easy read with valuable insight for everyone. It doesn’t matter if you are an introvert, ambivert, or extrovert, we can all work together and add value to our teams and families. Leading With Understanding helps you understand how each personality trait functions in general and how to work with each trait. This is a great resource for any Extension professional.

That was a really good book. I hope it receives the recognition it deserves. I grew up an introvert but learned that being an extravert I received more attention. It took a lot of forcing myself to speak up and put myself out there, which was not easy. I believe I ended up as an ambivert. Although, my very introverted friends tell me that I'm an extrovert. I've realized that perspective plays a large part. Being an ambivert has led me to be versatile in making friends with both extroverts and introverts. However, my comfort level is still introvert.

Also, I liked the research stated especially about the increased blood flow to certain parts of the brain. Genetics do play a large part. Having a Mom that is an extrovert and a Dad who was an introvert made for an interesting upbringing

Reading this book was highly insightful. It explained how different personalities work and how to be more understanding of these differences in the workplace. It is an excellent guide to gaining an understanding of how to navigate differences with empathy and understanding. It is a wonderful resource for any working group.