Are Highly Sensitive People Natural Born Creatives?
Some of the same traits that make a person creative are also traits of the highly sensitive person. So does this mean HSPs are natural born creatives?
Some of the same traits that make a person creative are also traits of the highly sensitive person. So does this mean HSPs are natural born creatives?
The narcissist is the highly sensitive person’s “shadow self.” Here’s why HSPs may be prone to attracting them — and what to do about it.
No, we can’t just “get over it.”
Both highly sensitive people and individuals with autism know what it’s like to have the world “turned up too loud.” But science says there’s a world of difference.
If your space looks like a maze, your life starts to feel like one, too.
At 20 percent of the population, highly sensitive people aren’t rare — and every workplace has them. Yet very few workplaces are set up to help HSPs thrive.
Sensitive people may feel the highs higher and the lows lower — and sometimes it hurts. Here are 13 challenges of being sensitive, plus tips to deal with them.
The truth is, being sensitive means you notice things, you care about people’s feelings, and you think deeply before you speak.
Here are the five biggest misconceptions about high sensitivity — and the truth that people need to understand instead.
With only 20 percent of the population being highly sensitive, most people don’t “get” it. These five truths explain what high sensitivity really is.
Travel is supposed to be magical. But if you’re a highly sensitive person, travel is often the opposite: one big source of stress and overwhelm.
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