by Stacey Chazin, MPH, MSODL | Sep 24, 2026 | Blog, Uncategorized
Running on Empty: How Introverts Can Protect Their Energy and Avoid Burnout at Work Tell me if this sounds familiar: by the time you get to the work that requires your best thinking, you’ve likely spent hours in meetings, responding to messages, shifting between... 
by Stacey Chazin, MPH, MSODL | Aug 27, 2026 | Blog, Uncategorized
Public Speaking for Introverts: How to Present with Confidence I speak regularly in front of groups, and one of the questions I hear most often from fellow introverts is some version of this: How are you so comfortable speaking in front of people if you’re an... 
by Stacey Chazin, MPH, MSODL | Jul 24, 2026 | Blog, Uncategorized
How Introverts Can Go From Helpful to Influential at Work Many introverted professionals become known as the people others can count on. We prepare thoroughly, notice what others miss, and follow through. (All of these are strengths!) Those qualities build trust and... 
by Stacey Chazin, MPH, MSODL | Jul 1, 2026 | Blog, Uncategorized
What’s Right With You? A Better Question for Introverts Who Doubt Their Leadership Potential For too many years, I believed the story that leadership had a certain look. It meant confident, fast-talking, comfortable in the spotlight, and being the first person to come... 
by Stacey Chazin, MPH, MSODL | May 15, 2026 | Blog, Uncategorized
How to Write a Follow-Up Email Without Sounding Pushy For many introverts, the hardest part of a follow-up email isn’t knowing what to ask for. It’s figuring out how to ask without feeling like a bother. In theory, writing an email to follow up on a question or... 
by Stacey Chazin, MPH, MSODL | Apr 16, 2026 | Blog, Uncategorized
Communication Skills for Introverts: 4 Ways to Advance Your Career I used to think my work should speak for itself. And to be honest, I still wish that happened more often. Marketing myself as a leadership coach is not exactly my natural jam, so I understand why so...