Nancy Ancowitz

Personal Perspective: A glimpse of life through the lens of a party animal.

Personal Perspective: A glimpse of life through the lens of a party animal.

Hitting roadblocks with self-centered, blame bosses? Here’s your roadmap, with expert advice from psychotherapist and author specializing in narcissistic abuse Chelsey Brooke Cole.

A Personal Perspective: Here’s to sending your inner critic out for coffee.

A Personal Perspective: Here’s to sending your inner critic out for coffee.

Strike the balance between interesting and overwhelming your audiences.

Strike the balance between interesting and overwhelming your audiences.

Career advancement tips, quips, and insights for the quieter crowd

When you think of introverts, vocal power may not be the first thing that comes to mind. Yet, you have the potential to express yourself with your voice fully and authentically—regardless of whether your greatest source of energy is cocooning or mingling, and whether your voice is typically soft or loud.

“I don’t tell jokes because I can never memorize them. A crucial difference is that a joke is usually someone else’s story. And this idea of 'not being good' is the self-talk that keeps us from trying new things,” says Alan Levine, "top dog" at CogDog It, an educational technology consultancy.