A single-speaker YouTube monologue in which the speaker, an introvert, describes gamifying social challenges to force engagement and push past default avoidance. The speaker explains using an internal competitive frame to compel participation, and during a retreat realizes they have been thinking too small and should collaborate more rather than doing things alone.
I'm actually an introvert, but I found a way to gamify and let my, like, interior, competitive spirit take over and, like, overcome my introvertness. So, like, I force myself to, like, do this. Force myself to, like, find my way back home through, like, doing that. So, like, because my default programming would be, like, I'm just going to go to my room and call it a night. I know, like, in these types of environments is, like, I don't have a choice but to succeed and achieve this outcome. So, like, in my head, it's like, episode 9, 10, 11, 11, 12. I think one thing that's really stood out to me in this retreat is that I'm thinking too small. I need to think bigger, and I need to stop doing things on my own.
