In this episode of The Career Confidence Podcast, I'm talking to Sarah Manley, the founder of The Quiet Catalyst. As a coach, mentor and speaker, Sarah helps introverted professionals unlock their potential by offering tailored support for navigating corporate life with confidence and energy. She is also the author of the Amazon number 1 bestselling book The Quiet Catalyst: The Introvert's Guide to Thriving in Your Career.

This is a must listen for all of the introverts out there who may be struggling with managing their energy in the corporate world, which is largely an extroverted environment. It's also a must listen for all the extroverts who might be struggling to understand just why their introverted colleagues can find certain situations so draining.

Key Takeaways:

• The importance of energy management for introverts in corporate environments.
• Strategies to help introverted individuals thrive in extroverted workplaces.
• The power of recongising your unique strengths as introverts and using them to advance your career.
• The importance of having open dialogues about individual needs in the workplace for better productivity.

Sarah's Book, The The Quiet Catalyst: The Introverts Guide to Thriving in Your Career

Sarah Manley on Linked In

About Nicola Semple

I help people to build their career confidence and achieve their career goals.

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