Introverts have a harder time finding ways to make money, compared to their extroverted counterparts. The world revolves around people. No matter what you do for a living, you are doing something to benefit another human being in one form or another. This is what makes it seem nearly impossible for an introvert to casually shy away ... Read More
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10 Reasons Introverts Work Best at Home
Introverts work best at home, far away from people. It’s not that introverts necessarily hate people. In fact, there are a lot of reasons introverts work best at home that have nothing to do with other people. 1. Comfort Comfort is key to finding satisfaction throughout your career. You will do your best when you are comfortable ... Read More
Can Introverts Be Successful in Direct Sales?
Misty Kearns is an introvert from a small town who started in direct sales 10 years ago for the discount. Then she lost her job. Find out how she was able to replace her corporate income and live the life of her dreams. Tell us about your entrepreneurial journey. I started my journey through the direct sales industry in 2006. I ... Read More
How to Network Like a Boss as an Introvert
You just received an invitation to a social gathering or networking event. But the thought of schmoozing with people, you barely know, fills you with anxiety and dread. You're not abnormal — you're just an introvert. Fortunately, having an introverted personality doesn't mean you can't network like a boss. With technology ... Read More
Top Jobs for People Who Hate People
To survive in today's world, one must have an income. In order to have an income, that means you’re going to have to find a job. Sadly, almost all jobs require some form of human interaction. Whether you’re writing a book or flipping a burger, it all goes to please another person: like it or not. For some of us, the thought of ... Read More
A Test to Help You Figure Out Which Career Best Fits Your Personality
Choosing the right career can be of the utmost importance for a variety of reasons, both professionally and personally. We often identify with our careers as much as we need our careers to support our families and ourselves financially. This identification and financial aptitude does not come easily when our occupational choice is ... Read More
