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Jul 7, 2023 12 tweets 4 min read Read on X
There are extroverts, introverts & lone wolves.

What’s a lone wolf? 

They are the most successful personality trait of the three.

Here are their qualities & the advantages they have over others:
Lone wolves & introverts have many overlapping characteristics.

But they differ in a few key traits.

Introverts are introverted because they’re shy. 

Lone wolves are not.
Introverts have been forced into this category by their fear of social interaction. 

Although lone wolves might prefer to be alone, they’re not shy.

They’ve actively chosen to be this way, due to its advantages. 

Here are the 7 traits of being a lone wolf:
1) Independent thinkers

A lone wolf does not conform to social norms & follow the crowd.

They don’t carry the same beliefs as others.

Since they spend a lot of time on their own, their minds aren’t susceptible to outside stimuli.
2) Self reliance

Lone wolves don’t rely on others to solve their problems.

They’re more than capable of overcoming obstacles on their own.

Since they prefer to be alone, they’ve learned to be independent.
3) Unique perspective

Lone wolves make an effort to learn the truth & go against the grain. 

They know the popular answer is often the wrong answer. 

And that the truth is found through research & their own critical thinking.
4) Privacy & isolation

 Lone wolves prefer to spend time alone then with others.

They find peace & tranquility in their own thoughts. 

Large crowds drain their energy.

Being alone is how they recharge their batteries.
5) Work ethic

Lone wolves have a strong work ethic.

They’re self motivated & goal driven individuals.

They understand that their success comes from their efforts & no one else.
6) Emotional stability

Lone wolves are emotionally resilient. 

Their desire to be alone prevents them from leaning on others for emotional support.

This callouses their emotions & their ability to keep them under control.
7) Deep thinkers

Lone wolves are deep thinkers.

Due to their preference toward seclusion, they have lots of time for self reflection.

They enjoy exploring their own thoughts & drawing their own conclusions.
Here are the 7 traits of being a lone wolf:

1) Independent thinkers
2) Self reliance
3) Unique perspective
4) Privacy & isolation
5) Work ethic
6) Emotional stability
7) Deep thinkers
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What’s a lone wolf? 

They are the most successful personality trait of the three.

Here are their qualities & the advantages they have over others: Image
Lone wolves & introverts have many overlapping characteristics.

But they differ in a few key traits.

Introverts are introverted because they’re shy. 

Lone wolves are not.
Introverts have been forced into this category by their fear of social interaction. 

Although lone wolves might prefer to be alone, they’re not shy.

They’ve actively chosen to be this way, due to its advantages. 

Here are the 7 traits of being a lone wolf:
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