Introverts thrive when they’re not overstimulated, and they recharge when they’re alone. Their natural habitat is quiet places where they can retreat and engage in solitary activities. So, in a way, winter might seem like an introvert’s ideal season. However, the lack of sunshine and chilly weather can challenge even the most solitary of introverts. Not to mention, the covid-19 restrictions can take a toll, too. Here’s one tip that can help you (or your introverted friend) until Spring arrives.

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