Forbes: 10 Personality Traits That Get In The Way Of Growing Your Business

Jen March 29, 2016

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10 Personality Traits That Get In The Way Of Growing Your Business

Demand is high for your product. You just put new processes in place and made several new hires. All in all, you’re on track to grow your business.

Under pressure, however, emotions run high and harmful personality traits can take over without you even realizing it. Whether it’s micromanagement, perfectionism or inconsistency, learning to identify and manage these traits is crucial to keeping your business moving forward. Below, 10 business coaches from Forbes Coaches Council tell you what to look out for.

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Close-Mindedness

Your emotional intelligence is huge to your business growth especially as you embrace authenticity. Emotional intelligence will allow you to connect with and attract a wider client base. They will become interested in you and the value you offer. You’ll also become more coachable and open minded to new perspectives. Increase your emotional intelligence and see your relationships grow in value, which will lead to more business. – Jen Kelchner

This article has a mention by Jen Kelchner or is authored by Jen Kelchner and was originally posted on Forbes.com. Jen Kelchner is a founding member of the Forbes Coaches Council and frequently writes on leadership and the workplace.

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Jen

With over two decades of coaching experience, Jen Kelchner is a seasoned thought leader and master facilitator of change. Renowned for her warm and witty approach, she's the creator of The Five Horizon Practice and the HEARTS method. Recognized by Forbes Coaches Council, Jen's intuitive seer abilities, combined with her hypnosis expertise, guide clients through transformative journeys. Her passion for cutting through complexity and her contributions to major media outlets like Forbes, CMO.com, and Google Cloud showcase her unique insights. Jen's trailblazing spirit extends to the forefront of organizational design, culture, and digital transformation, making her a beacon of knowledge and innovation.

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10 Personality Traits That Get In The Way Of Growing Your Business

Close-Mindedness

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