Episode 158- The Introverted Entrepreneur

Based on Carl Jung’s extraversion and introversion theory, people are split into two categories: people are either introverts or extroverts. Introverts are stereotyped to be shy, poor conversationalists, loners, depressed, without many friends, geeks, and at worst, serial killers, whereas extroverts are stereotyped to be outgoing, sociable, talkative, energetic, need to at the center of attention, and live off of being around a lot of people. In line with these stereotypes, it is expected that introverts are not natural ‘entrepreneurs’ in such an extroverted society like America. However, Bill Gates, Larry Page, Mark Zuckerberg, Charles Schwab, Steven Spielberg, Michael Jordan and Julie Roberts, to name a few, are leading entrepreneurs and role models that have stood out and changed America in a number of unique ways. With us today we have Beth Buelow, a professional coach that works with introverted business leaders all over the world.