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To: Moominoid who wrote (38521)	8/12/2008 5:26:19 AM
From: Elroy Jetson	Read Replies (2) of 218068

It wouldn't surprise me that you have the same personality type as myself. I too can get energized and warm up when interacting with others, but over a longer period of time I find it both a burden and distraction. The extrovert aspect can be an acquired skill. I saw extroversion as important to career success so I pushed myself into it beginning in college. When I worked for Chevron in extremely social positions, such as obtaining approvals for their projects, I was very good at it, but in my off-time I needed to recuperate by avoiding nearly all socializing. It eventually began to feel like each day was a performance where I was playing the part of a social outgoing executive. When I ran my own business, my business partner was a genuine ENTP. He enjoyed dealing with all of the public contact and networking while I handled the thinking end of the business. This was much more comfortable. We're still very good friends. He sees endless possibilities, and I can reduce them down and connect them together into something successful. .

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