Introverts may face challenges however they can still lead a fulfilling and experienced life just as any other personality type might do. Ways to be happy as an introvert below and more in further exploration;

1. Recognise that you may well be an Introvert: It’s just your personality
2. And There is Nothing Wrong With That
3. Understand Yourself: Understand your behaviours and beliefs. You might want time alone, you may not want to talk over others or be the centre of attention. You may not want to attend social functions. And that is fine. It’s just the way you are
4. Focus on Your Strengths: Introverts have many strengths including being good listeners, being able to deeply think things through, being observant and making good friends. Recognise your strengths and play to them.
5.  Introverts have made huge contributions to the world: Albert Einstein, Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, JK Rowling, Emma Watson, Mark Zuckerberg, Sir Isaac Newton, Steven Spielberg, the list goes on. You’re in good company.
6. Keep Things Simple: Don’t overcomplicate life with too many social engagements and commitments. Be comfortable with the things you agree to do. Keep things quiet and simple.
7. Do Make an Effort: Do make an effort to socialise and be around others. Humans are social creatures and need social interactions. Doing so will give you a boost.
8. Take Time to Relax: Take time to wind down following both social gatherings and just after a general day. The continual thinking often associated with introversion can be tiring.
9. Enjoy Silence: Don’t always feel the need to try and make small talk. Say things and make contributions when you want to make them
10. Schedule Alone / Quiet Time: Schedule some time in the day to reflect and think things through 
11. Be Around Like Minded Others: Have quiet, calm and deep conversations (skip the small talk). 
12. Surround Yourself With People Who Understand You: Spend time with people who understand you (you’ll know who they are) so you can be you
13. Look After Yourself: Keeping yourself in good shape, eating and drinking well and exercising will keep your mind and body, and ultimately your mood, in good health.
14. Speak to Someone: If you are really struggling with some of your introverted ways or people not understanding you, speak to someone. Whether it be a trusted friend or relative or a professional therapist or counsellor, do get help if you need it. A problem shared is truly a problem halved.