In this episode of The Expansion Room, Shervon Laurice is joined by Elizabeth Elson and together they explore the hidden strengths of introverted leaders and entrepreneurs and the unique challenges we face in a world built for extroverts.

Drawing on Susan Cain’s groundbreaking book Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking, and new research showing how introverts often outperform extroverts in certain leadership roles, Shervon and Elizabeth offer soulful insights on energy management, authentic leadership, and practical ways to prevent burnout while staying true to your natural rhythm.

If you’ve ever felt drained by “being on” all the time, this episode will help you reclaim your quiet power and lead from your center.

Elizabeth Elson is the founder of The Department of Clarity, a social media messaging studio that creates custom strategies enabling thought leaders to measurably grow their reach. A 20-year veteran of award-winning documentaries and podcasts, she’s known for her “clarity radar”, the ability to make complex ideas unmistakably clear and shareable.

An introvert herself, Elizabeth’s strategies favor depth over volume: helping clients batch, script, and repurpose their content so they can show up with calm authority online and sustain a rhythm that reflects their energy, values, and voice.

You can find Elizabeth Elson at: elizabeth@departmentofclarity.com