Are you an introvert or an extrovert?

His point is there are many ways to invest and they do not all require you to be an outspoken, extrovert...and he is right.

Until that changes, you should do lunch or coffee with whomever you deem worthwhile, join a non-competitive networking group, join a community service group (or 5), get involved in local government (if you have the stomach for it), get involved in your alumni association (if you don't have the stomach for local government), and be an extrovert, no matter how uncomfortable it might be at first.That's what I've done, anyway.

Hi @Danny MillikenYou can take a personality test to see where you fit in, just a suggestion. http://www.humanmetrics.com/personalityreal estate agent- extrovert, good people's skill, lots of communication, creativeappraiser- drafting up long reports using three methods of valuation- income, cost, comparative approaches.

I am a pretty extroverted individual who enjoys meeting new people and wants to start a side hustle. 

You'll be surprised at how many people do this whether they're nervous to begin with or an extrovert.

But extroverts will not want to work from home.

If you're not that much of an extrovert, focus on creating videos to post on Facebook, Insta or a Youtube channel.

EXTROVERTED HOUSE HACKERSIntroverts:  I find that as an introvert, it's easier to maintain that "space" between a landlord and a tenant. 

All the successful women I know in business have some common traits, self confidence, extroverts, aggressive (not over aggressive so as to overcompensate), know their trades, etc.