The Introverted Entrepreneur

How to Thrive in Business as an Introvert

De: Nicole A. Thomas

Narrado por: J. Robin Ward

If you find yourself hindered or discouraged by your introversion, the good news is that this book is now around to help you. It will empower you and show you how you can use your introversion to become a successful entrepreneur. This book will not force you to become an extrovert to be successful in the field of business. It simply shows you some ways to use your unique introverted traits to your advantage.

©2016 Nicole A. Thomas (P)2016 Nicole A. Thomas

Empowering, The author really understands this introvert.

This is a concise, empowering and useful book. It gives both insight and strategies for success. This book is going into my library of business and inspirational books.

Quick, simple and informative.

Was expecting a but more content wise, but still a great, generalized, simple book on introverts and their strengths in business.

Nice Delivery

This listen helped me get some answers to questions I've been asking myself. thanks for a great delivery.

Simple Ideas

This is a basic starting point. I thought it would have more depth. It was good though.

An Eye Opener

I have never thought that some of the most famous successful people in history were introverts. This audiobook is a real eye opener. It gives great tips on how to use your skills and introverted qualities to be able to start and succeed at your dream business. I highly recommend it.

Embrace your introvert talents

Would you listen to The Introverted Entrepreneur again? Why?

It is refreshing to hear about the introvert’s many natural talents, rather than being told to get over it. In addition to describing ways to use your introvert traits, the book offers a lot of ideas for marketing and networking – usually the biggest challenges for any introvert. This book is a wealth of information, and I’ll be coming back to it again.

Life Changing Information for All Introverts

As an introvert myself, I know what it feels like to be picked on and put down because of who I am. This book has a ton of useful information that allows you to stand out from the rest. I always knew that the way that I am is special and it's nice to hear that I can be successful if I just apply what I have learned here, in this book, to the outside world. This publication is perfect for introverts that are planning on starting their own business or who are just looking to excel at their current job. I will be applying the tips in this book to everything that I do from now on.

A book for introverts and extroverts.

The book is a good reminder about stereotyping. Even though I don't consider myself an introvert, the characteristics mentioned explain several situations I've encountered in real life. I can even take some of the advises to improve myself and my communication with introverted partners I have. It's a book that expands your horizon, whatever type of personality you have.

Personal Attributes Translate To Business Success

Any additional comments?

Great book. I can see many people making good use of this. I think the most important part here that should be accentuated is the one that points out how introversion is an asset and not a liability. The first step towards success is realizing this, and everything else will fall into place more easily.

One reason I'm seeing how introversion is an asset is how your ideas come more from you and not from group-think. Most successful businesses got that way, being successful, from what is considered out-of-the-box thinking, and you cannot get that from group-think. This book says that without saying it by pointing out how the personal introversion trait can be used in numerous ways to help a business grow.

Lastly, this book pointed out how introversion should not be equated with not being able to communicate with other people. Introverts can communicate with others just fine, it's just that they choose not to with the frequency of extroverts.

All in all, a great book. Thank you so much for making it available.

Nothing really specific to introverts

Could get this information from any marketing book. It stated to "network with people " Really? Duh!