Comments by "Daniel Bradford" (@Falconlibrary) on "Psychology with Dr. Ana" channel.

  1. We introverts are so undervalued at work and only appreciated after we leave. Now that I'm retired from my job, people are realizing how much I did--but without drawing attention to myself. A big problem is that extroverts tend to get promoted to management and they promote and value their own personality type. I felt most valued when I was the only non-Asian person working with a staff of Vietnamese and Chinese people, who value and understand introversion.
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  2. I had a Chinese girlfriend who took me to a moon festival dinner. I was the only non-Chinese person there. I barely spoke a word the whole time and just let everyone else talk. I was enjoying myself, but in my own way. On the drive home, she said "I like how you are so quiet and modest, not trying to draw attention to yourself." I think I was supposed to be born Chinese.
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  3. America is a country run by game show hosts and used car salesmen. Not there's anything wrong with that. It's fine if that's who you are.
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