Free Chapter from The Quiet Rise of Introverts: Getting Past Independence, Principles of Love and Relationship

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Hello! I wanted to give you a small gift. It is a link to a PDF of Practice Four: Getting Past Independence in my book, The Quiet Rise of Introverts: 8 Practices for Living and Loving in a Noisy World. This chapter talks about how hard it is to admit we need someone and whether we need more boundaries or more relationships to make us feel fulfilled.

For those of you who already own the book, thank you for purchasing it. I greatly appreciate it. I really do.

I truly hope you enjoy this section!

Warmly,

To read the full chapter click on the title below or click on the link following the text.

Quiet Rise of Introverts Practice 4 Getting Past Independence

If you enjoyed what you read, The Quiet Rise of Introverts is available online and in bookstores everywhere.

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By Brenda Knowles|2019-06-23T10:58:04-05:00December 15th, 2017|Categories: Emotions and Energy, Introverts and Highly Sensitive People, Personal Evolution, Relationships|Tags: connection, HSP, independence, introverts, love, personal development, relationships, self-reliance, The Quiet Rise of Introverts|0 Comments

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