I didn't really think about introverts being hard workers, I treat game as a job. I go out even when I don't feel like it because I know that's the only way to see some progress.

Yes, this was essentially my point. Once we accept what is required of us, those things that stop us from achieving our goals become quantifiable and hence we can overcome them.

I didn't really think about introverts being hard workers, I treat game as a job. I go out even when I don't feel like it because I know that's the only way to see some progress. Another fact about introverts is that they don't like sharing results or their projects until they're finished. i never tell friends about the countless approaches/rejections/sarging, just a brief mention that I had a date or got a new notch. I'm thinking of even turning that down to only talking about it if they ask.

There is nothing "useless" about a personality test that tells you what your strengths and weaknesses are. Nor is there anything to be ashamed of in being an introvert. Those who are not introverts have close to zero understanding of what being introverted is really like- and those who are introverts need to find a style of game that we are most comfortable with. Trying to run extroverted game with an introverted personality is a perfect prescription for burnout. That was rather the point of this post- to show introverts where to begin in the game.