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On The Other Side of Midnight, Walter Sterling explains why the overnight shift has always felt like home—and why the later it gets, the more honest people can become. From the quiet streets of New York City to the freedom of working while everyone else is asleep, the overnight hours offer a different kind of connection.
The conversation also dives into the science and personality differences between introverts, extroverts, and the newly discussed “outroverts.” Why do introverts need solitude to recharge? Why do workplaces often misunderstand quiet employees? And why can “the plans have been canceled” be the greatest words an introvert can hear?
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