Most of the rules are not limited to introvert or extrovert. Everyone has a comfort zone on different aspects of life and interaction with others. The type of job one has will dictate the speed of change to observe and react. However, ones private or personal or family life I think will allow the structure this list calls for. This seems to be very helpful when growing up or raising a child.
RJ: The type of person will direct them to a certain type of job I suppose. It is not about a comfort zone, it is about making the effort to realise that we cannot treat everyone the same way and that people need to make some allowances for the how others function. I would not restrict the list to children/young people.
Most of the rules are not limited to introvert or extrovert. Everyone has a comfort zone on different aspects of life and interaction with others.
ReplyDeleteThe type of job one has will dictate the speed of change to observe and react.
However, ones private or personal or family life I think will allow the structure this list calls for.
This seems to be very helpful when growing up or raising a child.
RJ: The type of person will direct them to a certain type of job I suppose. It is not about a comfort zone, it is about making the effort to realise that we cannot treat everyone the same way and that people need to make some allowances for the how others function. I would not restrict the list to children/young people.
ReplyDeleteI agree. Society tends to lump people together. Life can be difficult enough as it is.
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