Introvert
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A Rose in the Thorns Look at me, for who I am. Instead of mourning what…
Billy Barman Som introvert, na bare sedím sám, som introvert, dievčatá ne…
brakence Bloomtodeath Whenever I approach you I'm always getting clos…
Bre Kennedy Here's an intro to an introvert Finding out how much he…
Broken Spindles There's a hole in my head, I'm leaking on the…
Carla Wehbe I won't go out but I wanna be invited I'm happy…
Diabolic I'm just a normal guy, living like I'm born to…
Eocene Deep inside my mind, I search for answers but most…
Introvert There's a hole in my head, I'm leaking on the…

KILLSON Stay inside You'd better lay with me tonight Unfold your mol…
LaxCity When your eyes meet mine in melody oh Be the one…
Leaether Strip quiet little mousy never participate living in your world …
Lethal Injektion Not neither the perception is reality I like to be alone,…
Leæther Strip quiet little mousy never participate living in your world …
Little Simz There's a war (there's a war) The kingdom's on fire, the…
Mosez I guess I'm an introvert I talk to myself, they don't…
Mr. Versatile I live, so I am, I give, so I am I…
Numb$kull Hey get a little closer ima tell you something secret Growin…
Rich Brian Every time I go closer to the road, leavin' my…
sakuraburst & leopold This room feels like a thousand stares, slicing my neck…
Sixthells I remeber the days I used to pray for love Stuck…
Slaughter Beach Something's on your mind I can't tell And I don't want to…
Squeeze You sit in the corner chewing your finger Looking so stupid…
The Ludwigs These empty halls they seem so bare So how could he…
THE PORNO Illusions back and come indeed Ticking time I try to tear…
Theodore Kidd I'm beginning to feel like a drag nowadays What on Earth…
Title Fight I'm burning down all of these memories Throw the ashes out…
Wesome Chtěl jsem začít dělat rap Tak jsem vzal mic a začal…

YASH WADALI Ghumsum rahe gupchup rahe baby tu Tu introvert baby Thoda mi…

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

@observeroflife2024

1y↑17

I don't believe that is the case for me. Maybe it's just straight up stage fright, even when it is just an audience of one... 😳😂

But literally, when put on the spot... No matter how much I have thought about it... How many conversations I have made up in my head to say what I want to say, or even just pausing to consider the question to consider an answer...

When I open my mouth one of two things happens...

My mind goes blank immediately, or half way through...

Or I sound like porky the pig from the looney toons...

Ahhbedee... Ahhbedee...

Dats all folks! 🤦‍♀️

But give me a pen and a piece of paper, and I can write you the most eloquent speech you have ever seen.

Just don't ask me to actually deliver that speech myself. 👍

Please and thank you. 😂

There is a very serious disconnect between my brain and my mouth at this point in life.

And it feels like a wasted talent to be honest. I have a lot to say, and can't seem to vocalize it anywhere except somewhere I can write it down rather than trying to communicate it verbally.

Because by the end of the majority of conversations I have have had in my life I have walked away knowing they think I am incompetent, while knowing I just really suck at communicating verbally and don't know how to fix it.

@observeroflife2024

1y↑5

@Nyonya Kong Ko 娘惹讲古 That is actually a very good idea...

However... I have actually done that. These comments I write... I often reread them over and over in the voicetone I would use if I was actually speaking out loud to someone else...

I do it for a couple of reasons... First it was because I thought maybe the sound of my own voice was intimidating me or something so that's why...

Well I talk to myself all the time now, so that's no longer an issue... 😂

Another reason is wishful thinking... Wishing that if I spoke the words I wrote out loud, that someone could pick up on the voice tone behind it...

Because a lot of times, especially if we are in a place we are hurting emotionally, people put "A" voice tone on it, based on the emotional filter they are hearing it through... Which can easily cause misunderstanding to happen... I've done it myself 100's of times. 🤦‍♀️

And the other part of that wishful thinking is that if I repeat it enough I will get it so stuck in my head I couldn't possibly mess it up if given the opportunity to actually SAY it to someone...

Nope.

I honestly wonder if there is something that happened in that period of my childhood I have no memory of that caused PTSD when trying to speak.

Because it just doesn't matter what I do. If I open my mouth with the intention to speak something I feel very deep conviction about to anyone except myself...

It's like switch flips, and it either becomes completely discombobulated and incoherent sounding, or I just straight up forget.

I can literally out toss ANY word salad Kamala Harris has thrown out there... 😳😂

Let ME try to tell you about the passage of time in person see... 😉😂

And it's not just "speaking in a formal fashion". Another attempt I made to get over it was I invested several years into becoming a "karaoke queen"... Well not literally... I just did it almost every night of the week for several years and never moved past looking like a deer in the headlights, staring at the words on the screen in front of me... 😳

Except for once. I entered a karaoke contest and actually made it to the finals. I went so far out of my shell at the semi finals that I literally almost passed out after my performance. Not just from the anxiety, but from the physical pain the release of the pressure from getting off stage caused me. It was like someone was wringing out the all of muscles in my back. I wasn't able to go to the finals because I had to work that night. But I would have gone through that one more time just to see if I could have won. 👍

But that was the reason I started doing it. To try to break myself out my shell, build some confidence, feel comfortable with a microphone in my hand and people looking at me...

I have successfully sung 100's of times in front of other people. Even been told a time or two I should try out for America Idol...

I know I have a pretty good voice, but despite even that I just shut down when people are looking at me, and it is quite frustrating to be honest. Because I sincerely don't want to and have no clue how to get past it.

🤔

There is one other thing I have not tried that is literally at my fingertips...

Making my own short videos...

Just me, by myself, looking at my phone, which I do more often than I care to admit anyway...

Well I guess I would be looking at myself really... 😳

🤔

Jesus. I don't know though. My anxiety just went from 0 to 90 just suggesting it to myself... 😳😂

Jesus help me. 🤦‍♀️

Oh but the possibilities are just rolling through my head now.

I could do a documentary like, "The days of girlhood"...

I could call it...

🤔

"The days of trying to talk like a normal human being..." 😂

My first video...

Hi 🙋‍♀️ My name is... And this is day talking like one, of trying normal to human be..." 😂

At the very least it would probably be pretty entertaining... 😂

All comments from YouTube:

@askvinh

1y↑29

My 3 Part Communication Skills Course:
https://gifts.vinhgiang.com/youtube

@nancychin-wagner8167

28w↑1

Thank you Vinh and much appreciated for your gifts of Communication Skills course!

@HamzatOluwapelumi

1y↑708

"The worst time to think about what to say is when you are saying it" Jim Rohn

@wyatt.1

1y↑7

Love Jim Rohn

@exchangeofwisdom8475

That's funny.

@petelovagssecondaccount5291

47w↑9

Freestyle rappers getting mad rn

@Pathtoeternity-zr4ov

35w

Bro, people will just think you are slow at taking in information, that happened with me, even tho I had solid response, someone could say Hi and I immeadietly say hi back, but if it is a question. Then my parents tells me im slow because I dont answer within a second, I search up how long is a slow response, and it said less more 1 one second is very slow.

@dreamsaresharedhere_

24w↑2

@@Pathtoeternity-zr4ov “So then, my beloved brethren, let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath;”
‭‭James‬ ‭1‬:‭19‬ ‭NKJV

@julieandrews2396

1y↑83

My grandfather paused before he spoke. As a child I got frustrated, but as an adult I see the value!

@Guitarchitect85

1y↑180

This is a VERY important thing to remember in interviews. When we’re asking deep questions about your influences, your motivations, and your goals, we want real answers. It’s ok, and even expected for you to take a moment to formulate your response.

@CatsCantSwim

1y↑1

As an interviewer, aren't you more impressed with the interviewee if you see that they take a brief moment to collect their thoughts before answering an important or complex question? Or is that a trait that might be overlooked or even penalized within the modern context of 'be sharp and be quick about it'? I'm curious to get your thoughts.

@Guitarchitect85

1y↑10

@@CatsCantSwim that’s exactly my point. That’s how smart hiring managers think. It goes strongly with a very important axiom of management: “hire personality, train skill”

@snakejuce

And what job is it that you are the interviewer for?

@Guitarchitect85

@@haqqjuce why? Are you applying?

@snakejuce

@@Guitarchitect85 Oh was just wondering, thought you were the interviewee. And not yet but something medical related...

@leakeywekesa3078

39w↑4

This os so true.
I have a friend who does exactly this and he's very accurate and concise about what he says. He answers exactly what you asked. Not any other thing. Its beautiful. I'll reform myself on this.

@tiffanyd.8660

1y↑81

Reading is essential to speaking well. I truly believe that the more you read intellectual books, the more the neural pathways in your mind are straightened out from the jumbled mess they once were, and the more you are able to speak and communicate in clear intelligent ways.

@KingArthurk

1y↑3

Agree. Am reading Financial Times a lot, it startet changing my way of thinking. At times, I'm perceived as distanced.

@farihashamim6860

1y↑2

Agreed

@johnnysins6194

22w↑1

What books do you recommend?

@adotinthecosmos

1y↑63

My mantre lately has been to think simply. I have seen a huge difference in how people interact with me and my social anxiety has been reduced dramatically

@emeye6452

49w↑1

Share all ur mantres with me cuz I'm in the same boat.

@adotinthecosmos

49w↑1

My mantres most of the time are anxious, eradict to do lists.

@emeye6452

49w↑1

@Kevin Dowling Oof >~<

@Hibban-

30w

>w< >~<

@izzyh.3581

1y↑12

I attempt this and I get a hurried response from my conversational partner. Not all the time but most of the time. People want "it" now and cannot wait a few moments. I often wonder if they want my response so they can disregard it and continue on their agenda for the question or topic.

@Vitalighty

31w↑2

You know a teacher is an incarnation of greatness, when you can watch the concise short form videos yet recieve innumerable benefit, all absolutely free of cost. Tremendous value is what I recieve when watching you Vinh, and hope to have the chance to experience that in person one day! Thank you for offering this influential knowledge to the world without the demand of a price, when you simply know it is your calling!!!

@hi_bored_im_dad

1y↑27

It’s tough cuz people loooove to interrupt. I’m usually just trying to make sure I’m heard before the conversation moves on

@rabbitchaser3071

1y↑9

when people interrupt your speech, it's best to disconnect i.e. look elsewhere, full body turn, comment on something in the background while the interuptee speaks "look at the clarity of the sky, it's incredible"

@dyls2702

Don't throw pearls before swine.

@caketoyourears6533

1y↑14

My daughter looks at me sometimes like wahhh. So I ask her what is it about my delivery that she doesn’t understand. It’s my speed she says I talk too fast 😅. 6 year olds man. Clear and concise.

@TheMKTube

1y↑1

How is his every video so ON POINT? I feel like I’ve stumbled upon GOLD. These are probably the best high impact practical shorts on YouTube. Thanks for what you do and keep doing it! I’m sure you have many fans and add me to that list too!

@abhishalsharma1628

19w↑1

Thank u for ur brilliant advice Vinh bhaiya.
I tried it. I paused to think. And when I answered, he said Happy New Year 2030

@rodrigoribeirodeazevedo9238

29w↑5

This sounds perfect on the paper. In reality people interrupt your thinking process by answering "on your behalf" or they say: if you are trying to speak you are on mute 😂.

@user-sj2hi5fn4m

19w

Yes, when you pause, they fill in and interrupt you, which throws you off your track.

@mariceedwards8913

25w

Preciate that advise.

@chandimagunaratne8220

1y↑6

This is so true...after all these years now only I have started doing the pause...

@bringbackthefiretv495

40w

Vinh, I have learned and applied every video of yours. Thank you abundantly for the tremendous value you've added to my relationships, business, and life!

@KyleJess

1y↑1

As relatively new content creators, we have to constantly remind ourselves of this as well! Creating live content, constantly feel like we need to always be talking and instantly be talking. But that few seconds to a minute of thought goes such a long way and makes for much clearer and concise conversation with the audience, despite it being live/non-scripted

@sherlock7898

1y↑1

Very simple but very important advice.

@alextodor2655

1y↑8

"I've learned the importance pause of pausing"

@snakejuce

He didn't even pause before saying "pausing.".....

@panostathopoulos6461

25w

I do this. What a fantastic insight!

@NctsHousewife

45w

I could listen to you talk all day your voice is so soothing to hear😭😭

@adamclarkbowen

41w

This is super great and helpful

@kenl6324

40w

This was a key thing I learned during my doctoral program when giving talks. Pause briefly, think, then deliver a logical, coherent, concise response to questions.

@domingo2977

Looking forward to hearing what exercises on how to think more concisely!

@Anikafatima-eq9zp

40w

i donno why whenever i see his video pop up when im scrolling youtube shorts i get so hyped! he seems so warmhearted to me.
i know its off point but im just a soft person and stfu

@BrokeAsHellChallenge

42w↑1

I love your content

@syneffo_9853

2y↑7

Imagine talking to a guy who does the exact same thing and a conversation that was supposed to last 2 minutes took 4 hours

@Captain_porkchop90

It would be like 2 google assistants talking to each other

@JedesonAlviso

I love this advice. I am going to try and catch myself when I am hurrying to give out an answer.

@CAPITALLINDA

You're helping with my adhd symptoms a lot. Thank you.

@smittyjohn343

Ty for such great content

@Kyrie_126

43w

Thank you, I need this

@JheriJohnson

I love your channel

@caleymccauley6007

I love you. You are a game changer. Thank you!

@localreviewking134

You are like an expensive Jade piece. You are highly polished and of great value to all who know you.

@shodapad07

PAUSE. Powerful. Thank you.

@ellanorevannin4147

39w

"Think before you speak."

@franciscordon9230

Very helpful

@MsBettyRubble

So true! This is so important. And an useful skill to have.

When I think about why I've answered straight away, it's from my childhood. If any relative asked me a question, especially my mom and dad, if I hesitated, I was hit. That pause was considered a sign of a liar. As a child, it was better to ramble quickly than to think intelligently.

How many of us were taught this way as children? Then as adults, we have to break this horrible habit.

@charlestonekitchen8969

Useful skill for retard dawn syndrome mind

@faithm9284

Process! 👍

@jillelizabeth478

We also have a right to ask for time to think and ask for margin. Let me check with the family or my calendar at home and get back to you about that date or event, etc...after I see what we have going on. It prevents agreeing too quickly and then later having to cancel and creating resentment for both people.

@only1dynamo

Just got to know you recently, I love all your contents, keep the flame burning sir

@eduardoortegabadel2017

Man your videos are so cool and helpfull. Thank you ❤️

@ivanflorijan9799

18w

The funny thing is that every second of the break seems like an eternity, and on the other hand, every second of the break our brain gives a large amount of information and words, which means that our response will be more articulate, we definitely need to get used to the break and become a confident person in using the break .

@Venusneighbor

42w

Thank you for helping me so much

@prasannatuladhar1726

36w

Love your Jacket ❤

@mrjoeyzhouy

46w

Thanks Vinh and I’m in adelaide currently . Would love to meet you in person and have a private session if possible . William Chau is my solicitor and he said I should see you to improve myself .

@WHEEEEEEH

41w

very true 👌

@polyluchsshroud6918

love to watch your videos!

@CheekieCharlie

19w

A public speaker is not speaking, he is remembering a memory remembering a memory of a speech.

@J_The_Colossal_Squid

41w

It also often gives the impression that you've thought about the person's question because it's an important one, and its worthy from your perspective of thinking about, even it's actually one you've already answered historically repeatedly already.

@observeroflife2024

1y↑17

@nyonyakongko9756

1y↑3

Have you tried reading out loud what you wrote? Read out loud a few times, until you read with some emotions, practice this for a month or two, say 10 -15 minutes a day.

@observeroflife2024

1y↑5

@nyonyakongko9756

1y↑1

Thank you for your reply & sharing your story that I see lots of courage in you. So I think it could be that you haven’t talk to the right person. A right person would need to be at least non judgmental & generally interested in the stories of others. Although I say “at least”, it’s hard to find these days, but they are out there somewhere, because I met them, sometimes they are strangers (mostly elders) who happened to be sitting next to me on the same bus stop/ taxi/ hospital waiting area bench.

@observeroflife2024

1y↑1

@Nyonya Kong Ko 娘惹讲古 I wish my culture provided such things. I am going to assume you aren't in America. 👍 It used to. Back in the day when people actually talked to other people.

Now a days, with my physical appearance alone... Legitimate health issues involved... It is just assumed I am a Crack head just looking for my next fix. Someone to be avoided. 🤦‍♀️

There is nothing quite comparable to being treated like a leper, when your only real disease is just needing someone to care enough to find out the real issue and be willing to help.

@nyonyakongko9756

I am in Asia, yeah I observed that in developed western countries, people generally tend to be more judgmental but I am sure even in America there are non judgmental people, just perhaps rare these days especially in big cities. Here people are getting colder too in big cities. How about helplines via telephone for people who need emotional support or coaching? I imagine the people working/ volunteering at nonprofitable support organisations who attend to the callers are better listeners?

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@exchangeofwisdom8475

48w

This is so simple, im crying now

@scottlopez9822

My new favorite You Tuber

@b-sideplank

41w

It takes quite a while to organize my thoughts. So the other side will have to wait really long . Damn

@paulmcnutt6358

I usually have to pause and think, before I can remember what I was going to say.

@TonyKimCre

1y↑1

Press pause

@fakeestate

43w

Can you share a clip of a moment when you had to utilize this technique in an unfamiliar topic?

@KDub777

39w

I find my self thinking “make useful words” repeatedly

@aditichoudhary3509

39w

I started pausing for a moment to gather my thoughts before speaking at meetings in my workplace and people took it as a sign of not being confident/ not knowing the answer. Remember this was literally just a moment. So I guess this doesn’t work for all kinds of scenarios? Or maybe my workplace is a unique mix of strange people. I could go with the latter to be honest!

@MuhammadSalman7236

29w

One of my biggest mistakes while talking, I can't think straight and start mumbling.

@lakshya700

28w

He vinh pls make video about how make facial expressions while talking abd raising eye brows conciously

@parnelpospahala6087

1y↑1

When I pause I get run over by everyone else jumping in /talking all at once.

@mikeosborn3906

Spot on.....

@footlongsubzero1128

Lol, reminds me of the live news when an anchor is talking to a field reporter who is far away and they have that awkward silent gap where they're just smiling at each other 😁

@_marou_

my impromptu speech gon be lit!

@1goodthing

1y↑1

It's the same when reading out loud or giving a presentation.

@PileofKyle

Brilliant

@ann-marieparrey6510

1y↑1

Instructions unclear: I take way too long to answer, so everyone thinks I
a) haven't understood the question or
b) don't have an answer and am a little stupid :D

What time frame are we talking?

@loganthegriefer

46w

I'm always trying to pause to think about my next words, but apparently I don't speak loud enough before pausing because every time I do people will say "what?" even though I haven't finished my thought yet

@yehaniwijekoon3212

18w

Why do i often panic and feel uncomfortable? If i have to talk to someone, or give someone a call about something i find myself coming up with what i have to say and then rehearsing over and over again to make sure i say the right thing when i talk. I get really nervous.

@achlan5000

41w

This is what I told my crush, when she rejected me Immediately !!💀

@Bluesnakes333

50w

My brain is a scrambled egg

@kristinekakes2955

1y↑3

My ex narcissistic bf thought my pause meant I was thinking up lies. 😳

@X99Zero

What were you hiding?

@markturner2561

1y↑1

Well at least he’s an ex narcissist

@PortiaMoses-rl7tj

23w

❤❤ more

@mndlessdrwer

42w

Other people actually get the luxury of thinking things through before they say them. They actually have an inner monologue. I don't have that. Unless I force myself, it's just an empty void until I go to compose something externally. Honestly, it's a bit disconcerting. I can force myself to have an inner monologue, but it really is like talking to yourself.

@Scipio-Nigerianus

21w

He must be the Flash. Because I didn't see him pause a bit in this clip 😅

@DaveE99

Adhd people often have a bit more trouble with this due to impulse and working memory issues. But one thing I will say that helps is if the other person finds us being too verbose , typically you should be able to ask the person to use less words and it causes them to naturally go into this mode.

@kidcoma1340

Sometimes I think I have Adhd because I also seem to have trouble with my working memory, I always lose my train of thought unless I write it down, and I get stuck in details and secondary thoughts, without seeing the „whole image“.
But when I do online tests, they say I don’t have it.

@geetakumari-to1sk

45w

100% ryt

@ThinkerPeter

very splendid short......
(oh, I typed before thinking again...:⁠-⁠)

@ThunderWolf731

41w

Where should we start from the thought before we answer ?

@dbesler

Less is more❤

@dyls2702

1y↑1

When you pause often it does help you craft your response and make your interactions more meaningful but often people find it quite disconcerting so it's a trade off personally I'd rather make the experience more productive regardless of how someone feels about it.

@RCTricking

It’s always a balance! And you can also show you’re pausing and not just spacing out. “Hmm, that’s a really good question. “ you can also summarize the question before you start your answer, which shows you’re engaged, but also gives you time to think.
Good luck! Check out Toastmasters

@dyls2702

@Ryan Carr Your absolutely right paraphrasing what someone says shows the person your really listening and understanding. It also gives you more time to think so it's a great tool for making the most of a interaction.

@mord0

34w

However, if someone is a perfectionist that pause may last until there next day

@aurora_boketto7746

people always loved to rush me. ya nah fuck em, wait. patience is ur biggest tool and taking ur time, making ppl especially narcissistic ppl realize it time is important , actually more important than theirs drives em fuckin wild. hsll yeah 😁☺️💗😂

@pandamilkshake

The problem comes when you meet disrespectful people that cut you off the very moment there is even a hint of a pause in your speech.

@ricoesquivel2632

Fantastico….

@charlesjenkins1191

Those glasses fit well

@johnbrown7911

1y↑1

Elon musk taught me to pause and slow down while talking. It build tension, shows you are intentional and comfortable in yourself and the situation. Dr. Jordan Peterson does this as well

@kidcoma1340

It’s funny to me that you chose those two people. Elon Musk isn’t really a good example for charisma in my opinion, and Jordan Petersons pauses make him look like he takes everything far too seriously (the way he completely freezes).

@johnbrown7911

@KID COMA I've said nothing of charisma.
The simple fact is when these two men talk, people listen.
Not to mention I've had two different women compliment me on how I take time to think before I answer.

@sheneedsme

1y↑1

I noticed that President Obama always did that. He would pause and then give a thoughtful answer. You could hear his emotional intelligence as well as his IQ.

@theTeslaFalcon

42w

The short answer is 10 words.
But each word is pregnant & nuanced.
Often, I explain each word first then bring it together in the 10 word summary.

No, that's NOT concise, but if I gave the 10 word sententence 1st, people assume what I meant and tune out. Vs listening for the answer which I finally get to in all it nuanced glory.

@aie_grv

41w

Problem is I pause for toooooo long to gather my thoughts then I'd have to wake them up from a nap😔

@johnwrclinton

1y↑1

Help!
Can't find the link in comments!

@jerryfromthemanga

38w

I think faster than I speak and when I try to keep up it's all mush

@lonelywolf2086

25w

If I’m a B1 in English can I improve with STAGE? Or it’s better if I’m proficient at English

@isabellegiorgis2975

39w

That is true unless you are Russell Brand. He can flow perfectly on the spot.

@jackyray6088

31w

Sometimes i pause a bit too long where its akward lol

@marydaniellegarcia8821

33w

how about in job interviews? can I pause first before I speak

@codebleach

2y↑1

Where's the highlighted comment for the 3 part video course?

@askvinh

2y↑1

It's here!
gifts.vinhgiang.com/youtube

@x7temptest7x58

As Einstein said, if you can't explain something to a child you don't fully understand what you're talking about.

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