Haroon Akhi | Abdul Latif Khaled Al Qareen

Researcher and psychologist Laurie Holg says that introverts are often portrayed as gloomy in appearance, even in cartoon films. Questions arise: Why is introversion associated with depression, sadness, and hatred of life and people? And how true is it that it is an incurable disease that must be treated as soon as possible? The answers come from scientific research, and history contradicts myths and reminds us of many great people who are introverted, beginning with Newton, Picasso, and Bill Gates, all the way to Gandhi, Al-Akkad and Ghazi Al-Gosaibi. It reminds us of inventions and arts that were nothing but the product of introversion, such as Apple devices and the novels of Harry Potter and George Orwell.
"I admit that I am an introvert, but I am free of psychological complexes."
Abbas El Akkad

This book aims to change the image The prevailing melancholy of introverts through research and by studying great introverted personalities such as: Ghazi Al-Qusaibi, Abbas Al-Akkad, Gandhi and others.