1. Make more friends with extroverts.

Introverts seldom take the initiative to make new friends because they don't like to show themselves. Therefore, we usually consciously reach out to extroverts and then integrate into their circle of friends, so that we can have more communication opportunities. The so-called people are divided into groups. When you really integrate into the extroverted crowd, you will change in a subtle way.

2. Let yourself consciously communicate with strangers.

The subject that makes you change must be yourself rather than others, so as long as you have no sense of change in your heart, no matter how long you stay with extroverts, there will be no substantial improvement. If you are determined to optimize your personality, start by actively communicating with strangers.

Step 3 treat yourself correctly

Introverts often don't evaluate themselves correctly. What they often do is to look down on themselves too much and then feel inferior. This kind of introversion actually belongs to false introversion. As long as you give yourself enough confidence, you will soon get rid of the unsociable problem. Of course, gaining confidence can be something you care about most but dare not do, or something you are good at.

Step 4 keep a positive smile

The so-called people who reach out and don't smile are enough to see the magic of smiling. Even if you are really introverted, you don't want to lose yourself because of change. Let's start with friendly body language! Smile at everyone and improve your affinity. People can also feel your enthusiasm and sincerity and are willing to be friends with you.

Step 5 be honest with others

People's feelings are reflective. If you want others to be good to you, you must be good to others first; If you want others to be true to you, you must be true to others first. If you can be more sincere, active and enthusiastic, treat people sincerely and care about each other anytime and anywhere, you will be more easily accepted and trusted. Your ultimate goal is to get along better with people, but that doesn't mean you have to change your personality.