Personality Traits: Page 3

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Stop Trying to Make Yourself Fit a Career That's Not Right For You

A new assessment tool guides users toward ventures and business models that are a more natural match for their inherent personality traits.

Leadership

When it comes to success, too little narcissism can be just as pathological as too much.

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The single most important trait for achieving big goals is the capacity to return, again and again, to the task.

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If you're often chided to be nice and fit in, it might be a sign you should follow your own path.

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Going all-in and becoming a life-long learner are common leadership traits you can adopt as your own.

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Research suggests that introverts possess qualities that can rocket them to the top of their fields.

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Individuals with the disorder tend to be hyperfocused risk-takers, which makes them ideal entrepreneurs.

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Highly desirable people are successful because they build their lives from the inside out.

Making a Change

Maturity, the essential characteristic of a leader, does not just come with age. It is a goal we work to achieve.

Resumes & Interviewing

Just as a map is not the territory, neither is a personality type the person you're hiring. Be a team builder, not a exam proctor.

Science & Technology

Treat investors' money like your own and you'll be prepared to tough out lean times and hard days.

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You'll go nowhere fast if you don't have this one key element in place from the start.

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These methods will help you regain laser focus and use those extra-special personality traits to succeed.

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Most successful entrepreneurs fit into one of the following six profiles.

Living

Success leaves clues: While what he's achieved has made him seem unique, many of Musk's behaviors are entirely replicable.