Introverts are often misunderstood by extroverts because they're different in their communication style and energy level. Introverts tend to be quiet, but they're not necessarily shy or meek. They prefer solitude over being with others, so they can spend hours alone reading or writing without feeling lonely.

Introverts make up about 40% of the population — 20% of men and 50% of women are introverts

People who identify as introverts process information internally rather than externally through other people or activities such as talking or watching TV. This means that introverts are more likely to initiate tasks rather than wait for them to happen around them. Introverts also tend to be deep thinkers who prefer predictability over spontaneity. They enjoy gathering information and analyzing data before making decisions or taking action. They might not share their ideas with others until they've fully developed them in their minds first — sometimes even waiting until an idea is finished before sharing it at all!

Introverted leaders may not be good at public speaking or networking with people they don’t know well, but they are able to manage those situations by preparing ahead of time and practicing so that they can deliver their message confidently and clearly without having to rely too much on what others think about them.

Get the job done on time. You love figuring solutions out to help people. You're also comfortable delegating tasks to others when appropriate. Love solving problems and seeing things from different perspectives. Your mind is always racing with ideas and possibilities, making you a natural problem solver who sees opportunities where others don't see anything at all.

May feel alone in a crowd. You spend so much time inside your head that it's easy for you to feel like an outsider in the crowd of the extroverted world around you. Introverts may feel like there is no one else like them in a world full of extroverts. But there are many other introverted leaders out there doing amazing things!

My wife is the perfect Introvert and leader. So why is this important in your life and business? Communication is different for many people. Be ok with this and work off each other's strengths. The End Game is what is most important. To learn more about why you do what you do Set up a time and let's talk.