“I really like the idea behind this product because it isn't about changing someone's personality. A lot of people don't actually want to become extroverts — they just want to stop analyzing themselves every second they're around other people. That constant internal monitoring can make even ordinary social situations feel exhausting. You're thinking about what to say, how you look, whether you sounded weird, and what the other person thinks of you instead of actually participating in the conversation. What I like about the concept behind OUTTY is the focus on helping people feel more at ease and present while still feeling like themselves. The goal shouldn't be to turn a quiet person into the loudest person in the room. It's to help remove some of that mental friction so their actual personality has room to come through.”