In today’s growing societies we have introverts and
extrovert leaders most introverts are very talkative, outspoken, and quick
thinkers were as the introvert is a bit opposite. You see they process
information differently---many people view them as not being knowledgeable but
that is truly not the case. For a leader it takes a variety of characteristics
and skills to be successful in the field of an entrepreneurial organization---things
life wisdom, courage, empathy, patience, reasoning, perseverance, loyalty, and
faith. To understand an entrepreneur is to walk in their shoes---they see
things in the spirt sort of speak, they do everything in their power to walk it
into existence (I can do spirt).
As a culture we rarely realize that our behavior, demeanor,
or spoken words have a prolific effect on the actions of the people we come
into contact with. Although we
experience a multitude of undefined thoughts and controlled actions or motives;
the social aspect is still made aware of but sometimes goes forgotten or displaced.
In many cases personality is the concept of a person’s well-being. The misconception of person thoughts is
sometimes obscured by a variety of generic elements. Yes, it’s important for a
leader/entrepreneur to possess certain characteristics however it always helps
when the factors of success include progressive innovation.
The workplace environment is a place of team building,
trust, motivation, ambition, and progress; after the goals are understood the
behaviors of the employees are taken into account. The mission of the workplace
must constitute the base behavior of each individual in question; not to
mention if a working concept is to be tested for a new product the negativity
could destroy the project in question. In conclusion, I believe that entrepreneurs
are blessed with the perfect balance of being both introvert & extrovert
however I will say this, “When it comes to the product or mission they’re
strictly bound to complete that task by any means necessary.”
Hisrich, Robert. Entrepreneurship,
8th Edition, 8th Edition. McGraw-Hill Primis Custom Publishing. VitalBook file.
Honor,Courage,Commitment
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