Personality is a set of traits that define the way a person's behavior is perceived.
Yes, it is possible to change from extroversion to introversion.
First,
it’s very rare that people are 100% extroverted or introverted, we are
Ambiverts. Extroverts aren’t all social butterflies, and introverts
aren’t necessarily shy. In fact, the extraversion-introversion divide
isn’t about personality at all. The distinction is defined by where
people get their energy from -- other people, or solitude. Introverts gain energy by being alone, while extroverts are invigorated by social situations.
Introverts
tend to enjoy quiet concentration, listen more than they talk, and
think before they speak,and have a more circumspect and cautious
approach to risk.Introverts think more, are less reckless and focus on
what really matters—relationships and meaningful work.
You
can make yourself act in ways you don't like and get used to it. It
involves self deceiving to a great extend. You do things against your
wish and your happiness, but gradually you might start enjoying it.
So what is the action plan
- Be a good listener, talk less.
- Be self-sufficient
- Be super focused
- Be very observant
- Be trustworthy
- Be in touch with their feelings
- Be thought-provoking when you start talking.
- Enjoy Solitude
- Have Few, but very loyal friendships
- The best thinking occurs when you’re by yourself.
- Constantly running inner monologue
If by doing all this, people often describe You as Quiet and May Find It Difficult to Get to Know You, you have succeeded.
Chances are high that your peers feel you have gone mad.
Introverts
and extroverts are best at what they are. To accept ones own self and
making it better is the best option. A person can gradually change , but
if done suddenly it might
1. Create dilemma within oneself, live a fake identity.
2. Peer group(family and friends)might feel something has gone wrong.
3. More of acting than a change
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