Valuetainment - June 10, 2020


Episode 476： Introverts - The New Entrepreneur


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4 minutes

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995

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77

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Introverts love attention. They love compliments. They like being the center of attention. And they like being left alone. In fact, what they don't like is when other people try to get their attention. That's why introverts are the best kind of entrepreneurs out there.

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00:00:00.000 30 seconds.
00:00:22.280 I'm Patrick Bedeby, host of Valuetainment.
00:00:24.220 Today we're going to talk to all the introverts. 1.00
00:00:26.320 All the introverts who think, I don't think I can be an entrepreneur.
00:00:30.040 Today we're going to talk about why you may be the best kind of entrepreneurs out there.
00:00:34.700 All right, so let's get right into it.
00:00:36.020 So introverts, if you're an introvert, today it's all about you.
00:00:39.720 And I know introverts love attention. 0.94
00:00:41.680 They love compliments.
00:00:42.980 They love it when we give them all the attention, don't they?
00:00:45.220 As a matter of fact, what they don't like is introverts kind of want to be left alone a
00:00:49.200 little bit.
00:00:49.820 But let's dissect how introverts are from my experiences as well as reading some papers
00:00:54.300 on this.
00:00:54.680 Number one, they have zero problem with other egos coexisting with them.
00:01:00.460 Very comfortable.
00:01:01.560 They can work in an environment and people with big personalities, big, big egos, massive
00:01:06.300 egos have a very comfortable time working with them.
00:01:09.000 Wozniak worked with Jobs.
00:01:11.000 Jobs had a massive personality.
00:01:12.680 Wozniak was an introvert, but it worked out very well.
00:01:14.620 Number two, they lead from back.
00:01:16.860 When you lead from back, they allow other leaders to be developed, which means for them, leadership
00:01:22.720 development, which is a big part of building a big company, comes very easy.
00:01:26.460 Because so many people get the credit when they're working around them.
00:01:29.900 They don't need all the credit.
00:01:31.300 So when this happens, people's identity around them is always elevating when you work with
00:01:35.660 an introvert.
00:01:36.180 Number three, they're comfortable being alone.
00:01:38.280 And this edge that they have on being comfortable being alone allows them to be patient, calm,
00:01:42.620 and focused more.
00:01:43.460 Because a lot of time when you start a business or you're a salesperson, if you can't be comfortable
00:01:48.740 being alone, you can't do proper research, you can't be focused on your next project,
00:01:54.760 you sometimes overwhelm yourself with non-existing issues where they're okay in that area because
00:01:59.840 they enjoy their own company.
00:02:01.100 Number four, great listeners, which means they ask the right questions.
00:02:05.120 And if they ask the right questions, they end up solving the right problem that optimizes
00:02:09.080 the chances of increasing the company.
00:02:10.900 So it's the right questions they ask that leads to the right answers.
00:02:13.880 Number five, they do well with extroverts.
00:02:16.280 You're going to want to do well with extroverts.
00:02:17.900 Introverts have no problem doing well with them. 0.97
00:02:19.720 Because to them, they look at extroverts and say, oh wow, I can never be like that person.
00:02:24.480 It'd be great to team up with them.
00:02:25.880 That's how they look at it, if I can team up with an extrovert.
00:02:28.600 Because people can co-exist with them, they have an easy time doing good with extroverts.
00:02:33.480 This is why they end up finding people like Jobs.
00:02:35.120 Number six, more logical, which means they're rational, which means risk is not like the
00:02:42.040 crazy biggest risk they'll take.
00:02:44.120 They'll be a little bit more methodical about their next move they're making because they're
00:02:47.300 rational, logical.
00:02:49.000 They're better thinkers, typically, these introverts.
00:02:51.000 Number seven, since they're not the center of attention, they see things others don't,
00:02:56.780 meaning body language.
00:02:57.760 So imagine you're sitting in a room, and introverts are typically just kind of sitting there quiet.
00:03:01.680 They're not really talking, saying anything.
00:03:03.060 Everybody else is talking, pitching their ideas, all this other stuff.
00:03:06.980 And 95% of the time, they're not doing anything.
00:03:09.140 And when they are talking, they're typically asking a question.
00:03:11.560 So guess what they learned?
00:03:12.680 They officially learned about everybody in a room.
00:03:15.760 Seven people gave answers.
00:03:17.080 They learned who doesn't like who.
00:03:18.500 They learned who's trying to get what from who.
00:03:20.400 They learned who's the most influential person here.
00:03:22.320 They learned who's full of it.
00:03:23.540 They learned who's not respected in the room.
00:03:25.060 But they learned about everything in the room because they see things that others don't see
00:03:29.240 because they do not need to be the center of attention.
00:03:31.240 Number eight, they're more trusting.
00:03:32.980 Anytime you deal with an introvert, you typically trust them more.
00:03:35.760 So it's easier to raise money, easier to sell something, easier to get people to want to
00:03:39.740 team up with you because you're trusting.
00:03:41.480 Number nine, overly prepared because they look at things and say, we know what if that happens,
00:03:46.980 and what if this happens, and what if that happens, and what if this happens, what if
00:03:49.440 this happens?
00:03:50.020 Okay, great.
00:03:50.660 As long as I have this kind of stuff in place because they don't like to be humiliated because
00:03:54.260 they're overly prepared.
00:03:55.660 Great.
00:03:56.220 I'm scored away because they're typically overprepared.
00:03:59.080 All right, so last but not least, they're also very self-motivated because they sit
00:04:02.640 there.
00:04:02.900 Once they get clear on what they want to do, they may be a little bit more technical.
00:04:07.040 They may be a little bit slower on making their decisions.
00:04:09.880 But once they do, you don't need to motivate them.
00:04:13.000 They're going to figure out a way to get the job done because they don't want being alone
00:04:15.640 to solve problems.
00:04:16.800 They're pretty logical and rational in the next step process they come up with, and they're
00:04:20.540 typically self-motivated.
00:04:21.560 So having said that, today's episode was to introverts.
00:04:23.680 This is you, and you have a very high chance of winning because you're in great community
00:04:27.780 with people like Gates, Einstein, Zuck, Buffett, Musk, Seuss, George Washington, and many other
00:04:32.960 names.
00:04:33.500 Thanks, everybody, for listening.
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00:04:54.960 With that being said, have a great day today.
00:04:56.760 Take care, everybody.
00:04:57.500 Bye-bye.