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According to a 1998 National Representative Sample by the Myers-Briggs organization, 50% of the population identifies as an introvert. That means you have likely met an introvert at some point in your life, and though they make up a considerable portion of the population, we live in a highly extroverted world. In business, politics, or just social gatherings, extroverts tend to take center stage, while the introverts prefer to work from behind the scenes.

Introverts are highly misunderstood; in our society, they might come across as rude, stand-offish, aloof, or just unfriendly. However, introverts simply draw their energy from within rather than from other people. They require a lot of time alone to recharge, and most people just take that as a sign that they don’t want to be bothered and aren’t interested in connecting with others. Introverts do love people, but they can get easily drained from all the excitement, and simply feel more comfortable in their own company.

Introverts may not be the life of the party, but there are certain things they simply do better than their extroverted counterparts. We don’t wish to stereotype or rank a whole group of people higher than another, but to simply showcase the strengths of introverts, and what we can learn from them.

HERE ARE 15 THINGS INTROVERTS DO BEST:
Related article: 7 Things Extroverts Can Learn From Introverts

1. LISTENING INTENTLY DURING A CONVERSATION.
Introverts care about what other people say (at least, when they talk about highly intelligent, interesting topics), so they tune into the conversation with every ounce of their being. They don’t just hear what you say – they ask questions to gain understanding, look you in the eye, and make sure you’ve finished what you have to say before responding. They talk less than they listen, but this is why they make such great people to have deep conversations with.

2. BEING HIGHLY IN TOUCH WITH THEIR OWN FEELINGS.
Introverts are very intuitive people, and have a knack for being highly aware of their emotions. They might cancel plans if they feel too tired or not up for socializing, and to them, that just means they are listening to their inner voice. They don’t apologize for how they feel; they just go along with it.

3. EASILY PICKING UP ON THE EMOTIONS OF OTHERS.
In addition to knowing exactly how they feel at all times, introverts can read anyone like an open book. They have an uncanny ability to feel what others feel, and to empathize with them.

4. TAKING TIME FOR THEMSELVES.
Introverts take a day or two out of each week to just recharge, pamper themselves, and truly make themselves feel like the king or queen they are. They don’t apologize for prioritizing self-care and self-love, because they know this is essential for thriving in today’s hectic world.

5. LEARNING TO CULTIVATE A HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP WITH THEMSELVES.
Introverts gain their energy from being alone, obviously, which gives them plenty of time to know themselves inside and out. They might struggle at times with self-esteem, but at the end of the day, they know that their relationship with themselves is of utmost importance, and try to have a healthy one.

6. MAKING FRIENDS WITH ANY SORT OF ANIMAL.
Introverts naturally gravitate towards non-human animals, most likely for two reasons: 1) They don’t talk, which gets rid of the hardest component of a relationship with humans. 2) They are cuddly and fuzzy (well, most of them that humans would interact with, anyway), so introverts see this as comforting and healing.

7. ENGAGING IN DEEP CONVERSATION.
If you want small talk, you’d better just forget about connecting with an introvert. While introverts can fake the small talk, this isn’t their area of expertise. These people thrive on connecting with people in a much deeper way, which means you will never get bored around an introvert.

8. THINKING BEFORE THEY SPEAK.
Introverts mull over what they want to say before speaking, and listen to the other person in entirety before they even begin to formulate a response. This is why some people think introverts are not as good at talking compared to extroverts, since it takes them much longer to gather their thoughts. However, this just means they are making sure they say the right thing before letting the words leave their lips.

9. REALIZING THE POWER OF SPENDING TIME IN NATURE.
Introverts love nature – it provides time for quiet reflection, away from the noise and chaos of modern living. They don’t have to think about talking to people, going to a crowded party, or anything else that asks them to step outside their comfort zone. They can just be for a while, and they realize the importance of this.

10. NOT BEING AFRAID TO GET CREATIVE.
Introverts are naturally creative people. They connect with the arts, reading, innovation, and anything else that requires the imagination. While some lean more toward the scientific side of life, they also play an important role in society.

11. GOING WITHIN FOR ANSWERS.
Introverts don’t look outside themselves for answers to life’s questions, because they know the only place they can truly find what they need is inside their own heart.

12. KNOWING WHEN THEY DO AND DON’T WANT TO SOCIALIZE.
Since introverts are highly connected to themselves and their emotions, they have gotten used to the cues their mind and body give them when it’s time to leave a party early or when they just don’t feel like going out at all.

13. LEAVING A PARTY EARLY IF THEY FEEL LIKE IT.
Like we said, introverts are experts at politely excusing themselves from social events. After a few hours of socializing, it’s about time for some Netflix and ice cream, right?

14. USING THE WEEKEND TO ACTUALLY RECHARGE.
Unlike extroverts, who probably pack their weekends full of social activities, introverts use this time to recharge themselves for the week ahead. This way, they can feel rejuvenated for the work or school week.

15. KNOWING HOW TO PACE THEMSELVES.
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If introverts go out for something one day, they will probably give themselves a couple days to recharge before going out again. This doesn’t mean they’re antisocial – it just means they require more time alone than they do with others.
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otemanuduno:
lol

Hope you've not forgotten the missing chapters you promised to send. I'm still patiently waiting to devour them. Lol

otemanuduno:
I said, are these all the things Alla your god can do? For these things are too little for a threat worth taking away two hundred thousands pounds of gold.
50. Now hear this and add it to your urim of fear. Then shall I fear and give you all the possessions of this kingdom;
51. The feaces of Alla shall be pasted on your land and the stench of it shall kill you and all your plants and children.
52. And he shall poor upon you his urine as rain. And nothing in your land shall survive.
53. Now when I had ended saying this, twelve of the merchant homos feared greatly, saying, Zed, you have blasphemed Alla and you shall not survive tonight into tomorrow.
54. And I said, be not afraid o merchants of Aktum. For ridicule is the antidote of critical threat. For threats to life is the worst of all evil and it is capable of causing illusions and hallucinations, which in the end could lead to death if it is not immediately neutralised with jesting.
55. For this is what they who say that they are witches and wizards do to those who fear them and thereby ruin their lives.
56. Now when Sheu and Sheik were greatly ashamed, they left with their heads turned to the ground.
57. Hear me, Aktum, hear. For they shall come in the name of religion and the gods. Do not listen to their continuous persuasion. For if they have your minds, they shall have all things pertaining to you. And Aktum shall be destroyed eventually.
58. Are they not in Timbok even now already? They go everywhere with their scrolls, seeking the kingdoms to possess. Beware, I say. Beware.

Yes! That nails it, hahahaha

otemanuduno:
Chapter Twenty-Nine

1. Now Zed was very much of age. And he said, I shall commit the welfare of this land into the hands of another homo.
2. And Zed gave the welfare of the land to the care of Murek. And he said, my son Murek, hear the words of my mouth.
3. And if you do so, Aktum shall continuously develop. And it shall be first among all kingdoms of the world in the matter of trade.
4. Sell not the seeds that are for planting. For if you sell the seeds of your land which are able to yield the best of yield, you shall wear yourself out to buy other seeds from other lands.
5. But they shall not grow well in your land because they shall be strangers to your land.
6.Remember to let the land rest each year after you have planted and harvested on it.
7. For it is better for you to go and use another land for planting in the year after, so that you do not over-labour one land, or it shall yield little harvest for you.
8. Be mindful not to sell or gift your lands to foreigners. For if you do, you shall regret it thereafter.
9. Let the goods of the land not be wholesomely traded with foreigners, such that there is nothing left for your own consumption.
10. Rather, appoint one to be in charge of the distribution and trading of the food and resources.
11. Let the forest trees be replaced whenever they are cut down. For the forests need not to be starved of trees, or else it should no more be called a forest.
12. For a forest which has no trees in it is like a mouth whose tongue has been uprooted.t
13. Do not join many kingdoms and empires to trade in slaves. For it is not befitting of the homos to trade themselves for money.
14. For if even the animals shall not trade themselves, why should the homos do so?
15. And the matter of slavery is something which Atum the god of reality have mentioned in his books, saying, it is not moral to be involved in slave trade.
16. But when some gods of religion heard him, they said that he was foolish.
17. And from then till now, spanning millions of years, many gods and nephilims have come and gone, but none of them saw slavery as a bad thing.
18. From Attis to Zeusus Krista, even to Sol and Murhamid, who all spoke of slavery as if it is a good thing.
19. And none of them prophesied the end of slave trade, but more prophecies of destructions did they give in addition to the problems of the world.
20. But I prophesy by the urim, saying, let slave trade be ended. And I know that it shall come to pass.
19. For deep into my soul do I wish for the end of slavery, which is a common trade in these days.
18. But in Aferk, some of the gods have refused slavery from the beginning.
19. Now I say to Aktum again, do not join other lands to deal in slave trade.
20. Watch what goes into your body. For dirty things which you put inside your body shall defile and pollute your blood.
21. And if you eat without washing your hands, you shall fall sick with time. For I have heard how the foreigners said that it does not matter if you do so.
22. Now also, do not wait in your land only, saying, the nations shall come and buy our goods as usual. But go into the kingdoms all around and make known the things which you have for trade.
23. Do not let them buy goods from you, saying, we shall pay you after twenty days. For some debts cannot be cleared. And such debts are bad for the growth of a kingdom.
24. Therefore be wise not to sell on credit to the nations. Do not trade imperishable goods with perishable ones. Rather, ask for talents of silver and gold as payment for the durable goods you sell.
25. Let not the Nubis overtake you in the matter of trading. For we have heard how some of them went behind our back, dressing like we Aktumites and going to Hindi to buy goods from them in our names, knowing that we have a very good relationship with them.
26. And they went to their own land to sell these goods they have bought.
27. If other kingdoms come to you and say, let us buy the whole of your market for a million talent of gold, do not agree. But if they say, let us take part in the buying and selling of goods upon your land, do not decline, but accept them if you have checked their intentions and find them honest.
28. Permit foreigners to trade in your land, but do not leave them uncharged. Tax them as you tax your own people also.
29. But do not treat them unfairly.
30. Do not hate foreigners who come to do business in your land so much that you kill them and steal from them.
31. Rather, take them to the law enforcers when they wrong you. Do not pass the aggression of the offence of one guilty foreigner upon a thousand remaining ones who are innocent.
32. I do not want to say this, but I shall do so; you have heard that you should not mix religion with the matter of health. I also add this; do not mix religion with the matter of business.
33. For whatever you mix religion with shall not succeed. For many great nations have been brought down by religion.
34. And many great kingdoms have been crushed by the weight of religion. And many honest nations have been made dishonest by the lies of religion.
35. And many wise nations have turned to foolishness by the dirt
47. And the wind shall blow death upon you. And your weather shall become hotter. And fire and brimstone shall burn up your land like Sodom-Egypt.
48. And you shall decay, bringing out maggots from your head to toes. And the rain shall be turned to arrows to Pierce your skins like thorns.
49. Now when they had ended their sayings,

Please complete this chapter for it is getting more interesting

otemdomino:
Have you rescheduled the date I will lose everything I have and beg for bread?

You aren't replying any of my mails, why na?

Good day Otem,
I have read your doctofus with great interest but I've noticed some parts left without completion due to circumstances beyond your control, but I will implore your assistance to make those parts available for clarity purpose. Those parts that you omitted due to ban, I would appreciate if you can send them or repost them on the thread. Thanks very much in anticipation. I must confess I have waited for long for this truth to come out and I'm really learning a whole lot from it. Thanks again.

that's just the truth, many follow the bandwagon and as such cannot think on their own but, depend on what people say. so sad these words are only for the wise

otem why aren't you replying my mails? please i need them. thanks

i'm in

Ooo I need more I cannot be ok until it's filled

Please more more more I'm hungry for more

otemanuduno:
Chapter Twenty-Eight
1. Now the Farhesis and the Sadosis and those in authority brought Yeshua before Arhenius. And they said, let us hang him on a pole as we do to the thieves.
2. And they tied Yeshua and two other thieves against a pole with a rope. And Yeshua was mocked by the other two thieves. For the manner which Yeshua made his face did show that he had been mocked.
3. And the voice of Yeshua was loud upon the pole such that they who were far away could here him. For they heard when Yeshua said, if you thieves shall seek forgiveness from me, then shall I grant you the paradise of my father.
4. And one of the thieves was moved to tears. And Yeshua promised him paradise. Now according to tradition, the thieves shall die by the spears after they had remained hanged on the poles for twelve hours.
5. Now at the sixth hour on the pole, Yeshua said, Eloi lama sabach tha noi! And all those around did not understand him because he spoke in the Seriot language which no homo erectus knew how to speak, except the nephilims and the anakims and the gods.
6. Now the interpretation of what he spoke was ‘my spiritual father, save my soul!’
7. And Yeshua sweated so much and he spoke in Seriot the more.
8. Now the followers of Yeshua, willing to save him did go behind to bribe the Farhesis and Sadosis. And the Farhesis said, this matter which you bring to us is now beyond us. For Arhenius is fully involved in it.
9. For the things which Bar-Rabas did steal is more than what shall be forgiven him for. For he stole from the treasures of the land, which thing is worthy of death.
10. And one named Yosep among the Farhesis said, we shall save Bar-Rabas, but we shall not make it known to the people and Arhenius. For even the governor of Juda and Arhenius have both signed that he should be hanged and killed.
11. Now this is what we shall do. Get ready a mug filled with vinegar. And we shall give it to him to drink. And he shall pretend to be dead after drinking it. And our spear shall not come upon him, neither shall our mattock come upon his feet.
12. Now Yosep stood a distance away from the pole and called upon Yeshua with a weak voice. And Yeshua heard him because of the enormous strength of his auditory. And Yosep spoke softly the plans which he made.
13. And Yeshua, according to the plan, did ask for water, saying that he was thirsty. And Yosep came with a mug filled with vinegar. And when Yeshua had tasted it, he shouted and his head fell.
14. And those around thought that he had been poisoned by the thing which he drank. And when the twelfth hour was around, the officials came with their spears and mattocks to kill the thieves.
15. And Yosep said to them, this Bar-Rabas of the people had died about six hours ago after drinking from the cup. For I perceive that he has been poisoned by the king’s official, because they gave me a cup filled with vinegar when I asked for a cup of water for this so-called reincarnate of Zeusus and Krista.
16. And as soon as he had taken the vinegar, his head dropped and he did not behave himself alive again.
17. Now the officials said, let him remain hanging on the pole, but our spear shall not come upon him, neither shall our mattocks come down on his feet. For it is an abomination to spear the dead.
18. So the officials of the king pierced the bodies of the other two thieves and broke their legs with the mattocks. And the two thieves died. And Yosep went to ask for the body of Yeshua. And the body was given to him.
19. But no one knew that Yeshua was not dead, except Yosep and all the followers of Yeshua. Now the king sent some of his officials to witness how Yeshua shall be buried. And Yeshua was placed in a tomb and two guards did watch after the tomb, according to the order of Arhenius.
20. For there be some who come to the tombs within the space of two days after burial to steal the bodies of the dead for sacrifices to their gods.
21. Now Yosep and some of the followers of Yeshua went to the tomb and took Yeshua out of the tomb. And Yosep said, now O Yeshua, escape to Egypt and remain there until all things are set for your return.
22. And it shall be better for you to return after ten years; and this shall bring fear upon the people. Have you not said that if you die, you shall return also? Therefore, it shall be good for you to return after ten years.
23. Now Yeshua departed Juda, walking with his feet. And he was famished when he had reached the desert of Egypt called Sodom-Egypt. And Yeshua fell upon the sand of Sodom-Egypt and did not rise again because he was greatly weak.
24. Now Yahweh came to Sodom-Egypt and saw the body of Yeshua. And he said, I have no more need of you disobedient son. Now is my fire not ready? And as Jasheb came before you to Yacob, so has he also gone before you into the great fire. And I hear his agony daily.
25. Now Yahweh buried Yeshua beside the tomb of Jasheb and some of his elders whom he had first ordained to sit around his throne. For some of the elders had disobeyed him.
26. Now when Yahweh departed the place of tombs, the tomb of Jasheb shook. And he came out of the grave, because his soul had returned to his body again.
27. And the graves of many others shook also. For they had risen, because Jasheb had brought their souls to the consciousness that the afterlife of any homo is in his own hands; and the choice to remain in one afterlife rather than another belongs to the bearer of that soul.
28. Now many who arose hid themselves from Yahweh. But Yeshua did not return, because he did not know how to change the state of his afterlife. And Yeshua burnt in the fire of Yahweh his adopted father on and on.
29. And from then on, they who died with the consciousness that they shall be judged by Yahweh after death began to see themselves in the fire of Yahweh, because it was for the purpose of awareness he did send Yeshua to Juda to make known the fire which was then ready.

How about the part where Jesus appeared to Mary and the disciples and especially Thomas? Pls explain these parts thank you.

realmindz:
gehn gehn, return of Nymphidis the badt guy aka jehovah

I must say real gehn gehn. I'm just starting this and I must say since I said to myself I want to know the truth through the Bible then I saw this revelation,which I find very interesting to behold. For I have always wondered and asked myself, why are we created to live in fear and bondage? If we are to live by what is written in the Bible then I guess there is no need to live.

Jacksonville:
You are indeed possessed. only a possessed man like you can utter such things...

That's why its only a false doctrine you have to show for it... no signs and wonders because you are demon possessed ....

Don't have time for demons... I defeated them long ago..

Hello pls was kinda wondering if this part of the Bible relate to anything happening now; "the beast forced all the people, small and great , rich and poor...to have a revelation placed on their right hand...- revelation 13: 16

Wow! What a thread, what can I say? I'm just speechless. God help us

bloodkiller:
bread in 1984 from 10k - 70k

bread in 2016 from #25 to #50

what a dullard gworo chewing bastard burukutu sipping monkey

Buhari is the worst president since mankind a useless, hopeless, incompetent, docile and dumb vagabond without any brain.
a fura d'nunu and roasted suya infested brain who only knows how to destroy economy.
Buhari is a terrorist
Buhari is an economic bokoharam
an illiterate terrorist
Thunder scatter Buhari Insha'Allah amin

Haba!

tizblink:
Buhari is Changing?
Interesting

Don't be deceived it's a hoax!

While u were away aregbesola commissioned sth fantastic

They are here again, always looking for a story to blackmail the innocent.

Wow! You are incredible, how did you do that? I bet you are one. Cos I'm

bettercreature:
What is suspicious about being sick?

Ask me again!

ZombieNation:
You dey mind them


I tire for these people it is almost as if their slavery has been engraved in heaven by God Himself because this delusion is too strong!

LWKMD

why are all these suspicious happenings coming to play in this administration?

Its simple. They are confuse

who is asking? abeg #save your analysis#

see e woh woh face

QuotaSystem:
Confusion in the camp of Nigeria's enemies.

Sunday prayers actually do work.

"sunday prayers"

hmm, this is very...

ganisucks:
Power pass Power. 1st demand, more †̥♥ follow.

Did I not say that Ibe Kachikwu is a cheetah hiding in the Safari. When I talk next time, make una dey listen O!

Who know u?