I'm going to tell you how to be more productive whether you are an introvert or extrovert.

Get excited because this is tiny leaves. Big change. Your personality type tells a lot about you. It decides whether or not you are the type of person who loves being in a crowd or wants to curl up and read a book alone. And this can be some of the defining

characteristics that you look for in a partner as well. Somebody who either fits your energy or is willing to push you out of your comfort zone,

depending on what you're looking for.

The way that we are in relationship to other people is a critical part of how we show up in the world and a critical

part of what we choose to do but as it turns out it also plays a massive role in

how we are productive and how we get work done

and how we do so in the most efficient way possible. You see your personality type

says something about how you gain energy and how you manage that energy.

And so it makes total sense that the way we gain that energy, the way we manage energy,

would play a role in how we show up as well and in how

productive we can be and in how we get ourselves to be productive. So in this

episode we're going to dive into that and we're going to do that

through the lens of an article written by the team at Evernote. Yes, Evernote. This is not a sponsored

video but I do personally use Evernote as my sort of quick note-taking and memory

collector, I don't know, like whenever I need to make to-do lists or whenever I'm just sort of like recording information. I typically turn to Evernote.

So I definitely think that they have a good product and as it turns out their

blog team is pretty good as well. So I'm going to be breaking down and

dissecting an article that I recently read from them that breaks down how to be

more productive whether you're an introvert and extrovert or an ambivert.

So the first thing we want to look at here is the idea.

First we need to sort of accept the thought

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