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If the thought of speaking in front of a room investors or networking at a large event nearly gives you a panic attack, you arenu2019t alone. Some 40 percent of business leaders identify as introverts, and can find it exhausting to socialize or speak publicly. But that doesnu2019t mean being an introvert is antithetical to becoming an entrepreneur. In fact, research indicates, quite the opposite may be true.<br><br>In a recent study, analysts examined the personalities of 2,000 CEOs and concluded that the majority of the successful ones were introverts. Some common entrepreneurial skills may be harder for introverts, who are often more comfortable working on their own and not being in large groups. Here are some traits that make introverts well-suited for entrepreneurship.
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In a recent study, analysts examined the personalities of 2,000 CEOs and concluded that the majority of the successful ones were introverts.
1. Focused Listeners and Learners • Introverts may not be the most confident public speakers, but they are generally good listeners. • Active listening can help introverts build more meaningful relationships.
2. Rational Decision Makers Introverts often base their decisions on rationality and analytics. Instead of reacting quickly to an issue, introverts tend to take in the information and then think critically about the potential issue.
Introverts can manage uncertainty well by listening, observing and analyzing a situation. Introverts can come up with creative ideas while solving challenging problems. 3. Fast Problem-Solvers
A successful business is all about relationship-building, and that’s where introverts thrive. Introverts make meaningful connections because they are good listeners and observers. 4. Relationship Builders
