This was given to me by someone who said it might be useful to me.
I related to a lot of the stories in this book, and it was great to read a compilation of professionals and students "like me." I actually wish I would have found it when I was in middle school or high school--would have helped me feel less "broken." I think it will be useful to revisit the chapters on communicating with kids--whether we end up having introverts or end up having extroverts. It was also interesting to see her perspective as a big city big law lawyer and how most of the rainmakers were extroverts. (The midwest lawyers I know tend to all be introverts--even the higher ups). I enjoyed reading the anecdotes and some of the studies/experiments about extroverts and introverts, but the book was a little sparse on the science. Still appreciated her insights, and will take some of the advice to heart.