6. They Can Be Super Productive

With great silence comes great productivity. A quiet person is your best bet for getting things done, particularly things that don’t involve other people.

In their solitude, they’ve learned how to maximize their own productivity.

They can do things at much more efficient rates than people who get distracted by the tiniest things.

7. They Can Be Calm In Tough Situations

Need someone who can stay cool, calm, and collected even in the face of the apocalypse itself? Then get yourself a quiet person.

While quiet and calm aren’t synonymous, the same behaviors and tendencies that make a person quiet also teach them how to be calm.

They’re introspective and reflective, and they have the clarity to think about even the most alarming and stressful situations with ease.

8. They Tend To Be Minimalists

Quiet people don’t let the day-to-day trivialities of life bother them. They think big picture and don’t spend their thoughts worrying about the mundane.

This means that quiet people are also usually minimalists. They decorate their homes and live their lives in the same way they speak their mind: economically, and only when necessary.

This is one reason why quiet people generally aren’t great designers.

If you’re married to a quiet person, you might notice just how much you have to buy things for the house because they just don’t see the need for anything more than the bare minimum.