Sorry dat ik te laat ben, is een verslag van dit avontuur

Ever wondered what would happen if an introverted person decided to live life as an outgoing extrovert? "Sorry dat ik te laat ben" is the captivating tale of one woman's journey to step out of her comfort zone and explore the exciting world of extroversion. Jessica Pan, a shy introvert with no job and few friends, began to question if her life would have been different had she been more open to new experiences. Instead of always choosing the comfort of her home over socializing, she decided to embark on a daring experiment - living as an extrovert for an entire year.

Embrace the chaos and hilarity of Jessica's quest

With a list of activities that included performing at a comedy club, going on solo vacations, and striking conversations with strangers on public transport, Jessica soon found herself regretting her decision. "Sorry dat ik te laat ben, maar ik wilde niet komen" shares the hilarious, awkward, and sometimes painful moments of Jessica's year-long adventure into the extroverted world. Through her witty and relatable storytelling, she provides a glimpse into the challenges and rewards of being an introvert attempting to navigate a world designed for extroverts.

Questioning the ease of extraversion

Throughout her journey, Jessica raises thought-provoking questions about the advantages and disadvantages of being an extroverted person. Does life truly become easier for those who are naturally outgoing? Or is it the nightmare that Jessica always believed it to be? "Sorry dat ik te laat ben, maar ik wilde niet komen" offers a unique perspective on the extroverted lifestyle, encouraging introverts to embrace their own strengths while gaining insights into the world of extroverts.

Join Jessica Pan as she shares her personal triumphs, cringe-worthy moments, and valuable lessons in this captivating book. Whether you're an introvert seeking inspiration or simply curious about the dynamics between introversion and extroversion, "Sorry dat ik te laat ben" promises an entertaining, relatable, and eye-opening read.