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by Susan Cain, 2013
Who uses, recommends or left Quiet, in their own words: each a verbatim quote with a link to where it was said.
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Any introvert should like this book. Wonderful info and insights about introversion. It'll help you defend your preference for low-stimulus environments. Since reading it, I feel better about insisting on my quiet/alone time.
Rated 9/10 on his public book-notes list.
2012-09-22·sive.rs ↗
Susan Cain, Quiet
A list he wrote after his niece at Tuck asked him for the best leadership and management books; the second half is drawn from a draft of The Excellence Dividend.
2017-04-13·tompeters.com ↗
About introversion. If you’re an introvert, you’ll like this book. If you’re not, you should read this book.
On his public list of books he has read, with his notes.
2015-01-01·radex.io ↗
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