When you enjoy your alone time, you tend to be your own best friend. This tendency can serve you well for a variety of reasons. Are you focusing on self or group or people or others? Remember, travel within is the best way to live life. You reduce stress also. Others are never part of your life. You become your own master. Now you do not need certification of others. Are you choosing ballroom or living room?
. Dr. Maryam Jahdi, a physician at Ohio State University, explains that for those who prefer time alone, “behavior is guided more by consequences and less by rewards.” This tendency to favor consequences over rewards has been linked to brain chemistry. In 2013, a study conducted by Cornell University’s Richard Depue showed a difference in the release of dopamine levels. For extroverts, dopamine was released at a greater rate upon receiving a reward. Introverts who prefer to spend some time alone experience less dopamine releases, thus they do not seek rewards in the same way as extroverts.
For those who know consequences matter more than rewards, it can be much easier to spend money wisely. Those who love to spend time alone know how to think through decisions. This is perfect for making financial decisions which require, “avoiding bad decisions, negative consequences and missed opportunities,” according to Dr. Jahdi.
In a US News interview, Buffet is described as “a classic example of an introvert taking careful, well-calibrated risks.” If there is one thing that can help someone achieve success, it’s being smart with money.
Finally, i share message that use your great time wisely. It is only key to be successful. Weather, you like it or dislike it but it won’t make any difference to this proven fact.