Dean Graziosi argues that introverts' tendency to overthink is actually an advantage: they arrive at deeper, more thoughtful answers than extroverts who act fast. The trick is pairing that reflection with decisive action to turn ideas into results.
As an introvert, sometimes we overthink. Isn't that true? What am I going to say when I walk in that party? Who am I going to sit next to? What should I do? What should I say in this video? Is it perfect? Maybe an extrovert goes too quick, right? So it's a great way to look at it. The extrovert might say something in advance while you're overthinking, but your overthinking allows you to have a really great answer as long as there's action attached to the other side of it.
