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Faking it: could I go from being an introvert to an extrovert in one week?

January 8, 2020 Margeigh Novotny
Sirin Kale, centre, playing dodgeball with Headshot United – she had been dreading it. Photograph: James Drew Turner/The Guardian

Sirin Kale, centre, playing dodgeball with Headshot United – she had been dreading it. Photograph: James Drew Turner/The Guardian

New research has found that being an extrovert makes you happier. So I spent a week attending social events to see if I could trick myself into being more naturally outgoing

The Guardian
I was asked to torture myself for a week for this experiment. Well, not torture, but close enough for me. For a week, this introvert would put social awkwardness to one side and live as an extrovert. I don’t particularly enjoy meeting new people. I decline most party invitations and if I do go, I leave as soon as I can without causing offence. Sometimes I fantasise about doing what Princess Diana used to do when she wanted to lose friends – change her phone number. So the prospect of spending a week saying yes to every social engagement that came my way was about as appealing as a root canal treatment. Read More.

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