QUIET
Frequently Asked Questions



Have questions? Let Quiet’s FAQ provide some answers!
Can Susan speak at my in-person or virtual event?  YES! Susan has spoken to hundreds of companies, schools, and parenting groups of all sizes. To find out more, submit an inquiry here.
Does Susan do interviews? YES! To check Susan’s availability, please contact Renee Wood, Quiet Ambassador at renee@quietrev.com.
Am I an introvert?
Could be. Take our quiz to find out!
May I send a note to Susan Cain?Susan truly appreciates hearing from you at contactsusan@quietrev.com. Please know she is so inundated with messages it may be difficult for her to respond.
Do I have a quiet child?We’re not sure, but you can take this quiz to find out.
Is Quiet too quiet to be on social media?Nope, Susan loves social media and the online community of individuals who share our passion. Susan can be found on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter. Come and join the conversation!
My book club is reading Quiet. Do you have discussion questions to guide our meeting?YES! We created our Reading Group Guide just for you. 
Do you offer free resources to teach Quiet to every classroom from preschool to college? YES! We created a robust Teacher’s Guide and many additional resources for teachers, professors and other faculty members. 
I’ve read the book, watched the TED talk, and now I want to learn more! GREAT! Nothing beats the feeling of knowing there are people out there who share our passion. Check out our website to take our personality quiz, and read great articles & personal stories. You may also search the website for specific topics that interest you.
I’m feeling worried about my mental health and need support. At some point we all need support, especially if we’ve been subtly told that our quiet nature isn’t good enough. Please understand we can’t give you advice on personal matters that are beyond the scope of our expertise. We do have articles on the website that may be helpful. Check out the website and social media to know you are not alone. If you need expert guidance, we highly recommend contacting a professional for assistance. Here’s a starting point for you.