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Right before I flew out to Vegas, I listened to the audiobook of #GIRLBOSS by Sophia Amoruso. In it, the 30 year old entrepreneur and founder of Nasty Gal narrates her journey from Ebay seller to CEO of Nasty Gal, a wildly successful fashion retailer. The book is AMAZING and is a must-read for any woman that wants to succeed in the business world (as an employee or CEO). I can’t stop talking about being a #GIRLBOSS.
Don’t’ believe me?
Just ask my fiancé.
The poor guy can’t escape my #GIRLBOSS revelations.
One message from #GIRLBOSS that continues to leave an impression on me is what it means to be an introvert. Sophia identifies herself as an introvert and explains that introverts are fully capable of socializing, networking, and being out in the world in a big way among large groups, but they process those experiences in smaller groups or when they are alone.
I AM AN INTROVERT.
I loved every moment of my Trip to Vegas. I loved the hugs, group events, and meeting throngs of educators within a relatively short amount of time. I even found myself squealing with glee during many of these events. But my mind is still processing every moment of the trip while I sit in the peace (and relative solitude) of my little apartment.
An update on all things VEGAS is coming soon, I promise.
I’m a former kindergarten teacher turned work-from-home mom. I still love sharing ideas and resources to make teaching easier, so you can focus on what really matters in the classroom. When I’m not working on the blog, you’ll find me chasing kids around the house with a cold cup of coffee in my hand (some things never change even once you’re out of the classroom!)
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14 Responses
I am too an introvert Maria!
I am an introvert too! I often find myself just sitting and listening. I do much better in small group situations.
I’m an introvert, too (especially in large groups). I’m more of an extrovert in small groups. My head is swirling with all that I took in. Will have to read the book.
Mona
First Grade Schoolhouse
I just finished a book called Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World that Won’t Stop Talking! I highly recommend it too! It was an empowering read for this introvert. I can’t wait to check out Girl Boss! The author of Quiet’s Ted Talk was amazing as well. 🙂 https://www.ted.com/talks/susan_cain_the_power_of_introverts
Thanks for sharing this book. I will have to check it out!
Renee
Fantastic First Grade Froggies
I am too! Thanks for sharing the book, I’m going to check it out!
Linda
Down the Learning Road
Me too! Going to check out that book, thanks for the recommendation.
Definitely going on my reading list! I was stressing about the TPT conference, and not knowing anyone there! My husband encouraged me to go, and of course he was right, everyone was super friendly and talkative. I just wish I could be more of an extrovert like him! : )
Mrs. B’s Beehive
I’m also an introvert! It’s part of the reason I didn’t go, but after seeing so many other introverts who went, I can no longer use that as an excuse! Can’t wait to read about your experience when you’ve finished processing! No rush!
Rachel
A Tall Drink of Water
So wish I could have been in Vegas. Next year!! 🙂
Little In Betweens
(formerly Teach on a Limb)
Hey Maria, I too am an introvert…in a family of extroverts! I blame my lack of dating on the fact that I’m an introvert!
I can’t wait to read bout your trip to Vegas!
I am the same way, I am going to check out this book for sure. Thank you for sharing.
Terri
Kinder Princess
Hi, I will be teaching kdg. Do you have any links to blog posts that you think will be helpful for me? Any introverted teacher tips links?:)