I've recently discovered and when I say "discovered" - I mean self-discovery - that I have become socially awkward. The what-was once extrovert in me is surprised as I write this, because I never would have imagined that I would feel socially awkward! It's true - not sure if it is because of Covid or absence from the corporate world, but I think it may be a combination of both which has resulted in me feeling socially awkward.
I've found myself declining invitations to social events. I've also significantly done less videos or live videos on social media - so this awkwardness extends to my online presence as well. This blogpost is therefore not just for anyone else experiencing social awkwardness but for myself too. A reminder for me to practice what I preach - I guess we can say that this is my way of holding myself accountable.
Social awkwardness is a common issue that many people face, but it doesn't have to hold you back from enjoying social situations. Let's have a look at the definition...
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