Hi, my name is Lewis Howes and welcome to the Daily Motivation Show.

Would you say you're a pretty introverted person then from coming up from this being alone when you're a kid?

I would say that I am hardwired as an introvert. So I find it very draining to be in big

groups for a long period of time. Conferences, I find very, very exhausting. Small conversations

or alone time I find recharging. So I can I can perform. I can teach and I enjoy teaching. So I can

get on stage and become what people would perceive

as an extrovert to accomplish that.

But it's very, very draining.

It's training.

Yeah.

I'm an introvert.

And what's your best method for working with opposite-minded people?

So maybe working with extroverts or people that don't think the way that you think about

things. What's your best method for working with them? Well, I, uh, because I would say you're very

unique the way you think and the way you do things. There's not many people that work and think

like you. Oh, and sometimes, sometimes people work and think a lot better than I do. Or there are different ways

to skin the same cat. And I really don't know where that's what I came from. It's such a brutal

expression. But there are multiple ways to skin that cat. And I would say that the most important

lesson I've learned and repeatedly learn is that setting expectations,

so whether you're dealing with someone who's more, say, artistic and less operational,

someone who's operational and less creative, or chooses to be less creative, right?

Because they're interested in the execution of very ambitious plans.

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