Tom KrieglsteinFounder, Global Keynote Speaker, Swift Kick Leadership · Founder and Award-Winning Keynote Speaker at Swift Kick Leadership

Who are my fellow Ambiverts? #AmbivertLife #Introverts #Extroverts

Name: Who are my fellow Ambiverts? #AmbivertLife #Introverts #Extroverts
Uploaded: 2023-09-12T02:15:15+00:00
Duration: 59 s
Channel: Tom Krieglstein
Description: In this brief talk, Tom Krieglstein explains that a typical community is roughly divided into three equal groups: introverts, ambiverts, and extroverts…

12 Sept 2023 · 1 min

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In this brief talk, Tom Krieglstein explains that a typical community is roughly divided into three equal groups: introverts, ambiverts, and extroverts. He points out that extroverts tend to dominate social interactions and take on the role of building connections, which can leave ambiverts and introverts struggling to identify and approach others, ultimately causing them to feel exhausted rather than enjoy the event. Tom urges community organizers and event planners to deliberately design spaces and activities that accommodate the energy needs of all three personality types, ensuring that introverts and ambiverts can engage comfortably while still benefiting from extrovert contributions. He positions himself as a guide who wants to help people create more inclusive, balanced gatherings where everyone can have fun, meet people, and play games without undue social strain.

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As an ambivert, I don't have as much of that external energy as our extrovert friends do, and I definitely have a bit more than our introvert friends. But your community is made up of a third. A third, A third, third introvert, third ambivert, third extrovert. And so we want to set it up to allow for each of these groups to feel comfortable to engage. But in this space, this team, awesome extroverts were going to dominate and they were going to be the ones that built all the connections. Where the ambiverts and introverts are going to be struggling to find out where the group, find out who's in the group, remember who's in the group, go up to those people, build a connection and by the end of it, just be, like, exhausted because it'd be so hard to work through all of that extra energy to go to do the thing they wanted to do in the first place, which was have fun, meet people and play some games. So I hope that you take these into your community, into your next event and help you to engage your people. My name is Tom. I'm always trying to help you to engage your people and bring them onto your dance.