Introvertiert, na und?

What does it mean to be introverted? Many people associate this term with shyness, a lack of social skills, or perhaps even loneliness. Few people think of Saskia Fröhlich. The stand-up comedian entertains her audience with her notoriously bad mood and showcases her even worse cooking skills on her social media channels. However, very few would suspect that she is introverted. But what is it really like to live as an introverted person? And what peculiarities come with the innate inclination towards introversion, extroversion, or somewhere in between? When Saskia recognized her own introversion, she delved deeply into these and many other questions and discovered that a lot of nonsense circulates on this topic. In this book, Saskia confronts the fight against falsehoods and half-truths, shares short anecdotes about life as an introvert, and conveys the most important things one should know about introversion. After reading, extroverts should have more understanding for introverts, and introverts should have more understanding for themselves. After all, they are just introverted—so what?.