First off, I think it is worthy of note that your video review are always in depth and enjoyable.
Susan did a great job with this work in bringing out the real potential and need to accept introverted people for who they are what what they bring to the table.
I feel to an extent the society in trying to appreciate introvert without stigmatizing them, still does same to the extroverts maybe unintentionally. I think introverts and extroverts alike do have what they offer and in the end they both thrive with the help of the other.
I don't know where Identify with, because I really like alone time, I loathe small talks, I enjoy deep conversations and I'm always on the lookout for one, but still I be instantly chatty with a stranger hoping build on to a great conversation, I enjoy social gathering but I loathe noise. Its confusing sometimes but there is always a bit of here and there, anyways. I love this book and your review makes it worth reading.
Cheers.
RE: Why being an introvert might be the best thing. Book review of Quiet by Susan Cain