Most Important Skill to Succeed in IM?

[tacopalypse]

the most important skill is curiosity. a thirst for knowledge. to see something you don't understand and choosing to learn more about it instead of remaining ignorant. all skills you will ever learn will start with a simple question that you just couldn't leave unanswered.

 

[JimmyWong]

Some of you guys are confusing SKILL with TRAIT. It's interesting to read though, but it backs up the point that having a poor grasp of English is corrosive.

Most important skill is:

- Create a website (knowledge of html etc).
- Photoshop.
- Good grammar.

In my opinion.

 

[tomandre]

FOR sure to stick around and keep doing what is proven to work, and not jump from one thing to another. Too many people are losing focus too soon, and never accomplish anytyhing!

 

[alinator]

Persistence

 

[Windmill]

the most important skill is curiosity. a thirst for knowledge. to see something you don't understand and choosing to learn more about it instead of remaining ignorant. all skills you will ever learn will start with a simple question that you just couldn't leave unanswered.

Except, a black hatter outsources that last step to someone else.

 

[ehinoze]

I go with skill, good language, right partners, and of course ability to learn fast and most importantly,
What has helped me the most is focus

 

[PipMaster]

Being a Good Researcher + Thinking outside the box + Solid Plan Maker + Taking Massive Action

 

[Desertfox]

Persistence & Discipline.

 

[extremeboy]

"Succeed if you have any doubt or negativety guaranteed you will be failure"

And

Patience as well

 

[ugjunk]

1) Communication
2) Skills to Sell
3) Running legit things

All the above 3 points are very vital for succeeding in IM world.

 

[pallyD]

After doing some thinking, anyone else think mastering the written word is the most important? Surely a majority of our communication is typed out? That, or... Just outsourcing it all

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