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An introvert’s guide to getting ahead of social fatigue.
Read when you’ve got time to spare.
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After a few years defined by social distancing, chances are you’ve been invited to something—or some things—recently. And whether you’re preparing for parties, conferences, or returning to the office, you may appreciate a refresher on interacting with humans in real life—and doing so without being drained by the experience.
That’s why we’ve rounded up some of the best advice from around the web to boost your confidence. Read on for the mental tricks and cope-ahead tools to help you overcome potential social exhaustion and thrive in the moment.
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The Introvert’s Guide to Actually Enjoying a Party
Eliza Brooke
VoxBy accepting your social battery life for what it is and getting to know the different factors that support or strain it, you stand a better chance of getting through an event in a stress-free way—and of actually enjoying yourself in the process.