Here's a wild idea: Why don't we all agree that the "introvert/extrovert" dichotomy is a false one, and that while we all have tendencies, it's also good to step outside our comfort zone a bit.
For those with introverted tendencies, that might mean working on being a bit more outgoing and trying to engage in social settings.
For those with extroverted tendencies, that might mean listening more and talking less, and spending more time alone and becoming comfortable with oneself.
Or, I suppose we could all just label and pigeonhole ourselves so we don't find ourselves uncomfortable and can avoid growing and changing. I guess that's okay, too...
For those with introverted tendencies, that might mean working on being a bit more outgoing and trying to engage in social settings.
For those with extroverted tendencies, that might mean listening more and talking less, and spending more time alone and becoming comfortable with oneself.
Or, I suppose we could all just label and pigeonhole ourselves so we don't find ourselves uncomfortable and can avoid growing and changing. I guess that's okay, too...