Turbulent types tend to doubt themselves and can have a more negative outlook on life. Turbulent types focus on what they need to improve or better in themselves, looking critically at who they are and what they are going through. Often, turbulent types struggle with negative feelings, like anxiety or shame. You may worry about how you are perceived and feel that you are not successful enough or good enough.
Turbulence | Neuroticism | Self-doubt
The Age of Self-Realization
An exploration of what it means to live in alignment with your true values. In a world full of external noise and identity traps, this book is about overcoming internal conflict, understanding your cognitive patterns, and finding the courage to grow into who you are.
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