Short monologue by Andy Neary advising introverted insurance sales reps to accept their personality rather than forcing extroversion. He argues that trying to act extroverted is draining, inauthentic, and unlikely to lead to success or enjoyment.
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I know this for a fact. There are a lot of sales reps in the insurance industry who are born introverts, which means they are not born with the gift of gab or the gift of being able to sell the proverbial ketchup popsicle to a woman in white gloves. It's important you understand who you are, because if you are trying to force yourself as an introvert, you're trying to force yourself to be extroverted. If it. I'll be honest, I don't think it. It leads to victory. I don't. It does not lead to success because you're going to end up being somebody you're not. Like I said, you're not going to enjoy the process of doing it. It's going to be very draining, physically and emotionally, and you're just not going to get the results you to want.