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Susan Cain

Susan Cain

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Oct 29, 2026

John R. MilesHOST
48:58
But to me, it's one of the most fulfilling things I do because...
John R. MilesHOST
49:03
I have found that I could have Susan Cain on the podcast and my solo episode outperforms it.
John R. MilesHOST
49:10
And so I really dedicate a lot of time to that.
John R. MilesHOST
49:13
And I think you do too.
Glennon DoyleHOST
52:51
It's so interesting.
Glennon DoyleHOST
52:54
So Chanel, in an earlier podcast we did with Susan Cain, she talked to us about filling our social feeds with more art to help our mental
Amanda DoyleHOST
53:04
health.
Glennon DoyleHOST
53:06
Our team feels strongly that your Instagram feed is the best mental health healing place to be because the way that you see the world, the beautiful stories you tell about, I guess what you talked about in the beginning of the pod about what you're noticing that day just helps me notice.
Quincy YangSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:59
I felt like I was doing I really understood the domains that I was working in.
Quincy YangSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:02
And the real life changing moment for me is when my wife handed me this book called Quiet by Susan Cain.
Quincy YangSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:09
And when I read that book, it was the power of introvert.
Quincy YangSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:11
It was so life changing for me because I was like, oh, wow, I am not alone.
Andrea WojnickiHOST
37:37
Are you an introvert or an extrovert?
Mitch JoelGUEST
37:40
According to Susan Cain, who is a friend who wrote the book Quiet on Introverts, I believe the answer is I'm socially awkward.
Andrea WojnickiHOST
37:52
Did she diagnose you personally, Mitch?
Mitch JoelGUEST
37:53
She did.
Laura Mixon CamachoGUEST
4:48
that there are actual prejudices against introverts and myths and things that are just totally not true.
Laura Mixon CamachoGUEST
4:56
Susan Cain's book, Quiet, definitely helped make being an introvert socially acceptable.
Laura Mixon CamachoGUEST
5:05
The tech industry has done the same.
Laura Mixon CamachoGUEST
5:07
And so now people are cool with introversion, but still, you know, all things being equal in, you know, random company, if one person being more outgoing, one candidate, shall we say, being more outgoing, that can tilt the role selection in their favor, unfortunately.
Natalia EmanuelGUEST
22:19
And so that's something that, frankly, as an introvert myself, I really worry about.
Natalia EmanuelGUEST
22:23
And I think that does a disservice because I love Susan Cain's book about quiet and the power of introverts.
Natalia EmanuelGUEST
22:29
And I think that if we don't prioritize listening to introverts, then we do lose a huge amount.
Natalia EmanuelGUEST
22:35
And so if you have that hybrid meeting, I think that's a big problem.
Leila HormoziHOST
14:32
and i ranked it there because i think that loyalty brings continuity to a business both within the customer base and the employee base and without that it's really hard to make progress when things are constantly churning out you have no compounding effect of the business the next trait we've got is introversion introverts are the people who prefer listening instead of speaking who innovate and create but don't like self-promotion and who favor working on their own over working in teams.
Leila HormoziHOST
15:00
So this came from Susan Cain.
Leila HormoziHOST
15:01
It's interesting because I feel violently opposed to the concept of introversion and extroversion.
Leila HormoziHOST
15:06
I don't subscribe to these labels.
Andy J. PizzaGUEST
43:35
And the third way, the third thing that helps is I call it like temptation bundling, but it's like, how can you save something you love? that you love to do to do with this thing.
Andy J. PizzaGUEST
43:48
So the podcast that you love to listen to, Susan Cain, the writer of Quiet and Bittersweet, she said she only has coffee when she's writing.
Andy J. PizzaGUEST
43:55
So she has to be writing to have a coffee, which is really cool.
Andy J. PizzaGUEST
43:59
And then for me, I learned this This is when mowing changed for me.
Chip ConleyHOST
32:38
Yeah.
Chip ConleyHOST
32:38
The bitter and the sweet, the bitter and the sweet, the Susan Cain's book and
Elizabeth LesserGUEST
32:42
Yeah.
Chip ConleyHOST
32:42
Yeah.
Kevin MillerHOST
11:32
And she's going to go through a period of life without her life partner.
Kevin MillerHOST
11:36
But it made me think of Bittersweet, which we had, gosh, probably been a couple of years since Susan Cain was on the show with her book.
Kevin MillerHOST
11:43
Phenomenal book.
Kevin MillerHOST
11:43
Really phenomenal.

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