Signs of an Intense Person

As a busy manufacturing leader, there's a chance that you can be a bit too intense at times. In this segment, the MakingChips team looks at the signs of being too intense, and the pros and cons of intensity as a character trait in a leader.

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[MariamZawjatNomayri]

It's usually those individuals who are insecure and secretly jealous of us who'd assume we're too intimidating or intense for them, or those who are actually concealing some bad intentions

[darkwingedangel]

My stoic demeanor scares away immature people. I can't change that about myself. It's practically a superpower.

[triclopsgamer]

An intense stare can be a little off putting to people. In a conversation I find that I have to break eye contact so I don't make others uncomfortable. However, I dont want to come off as a anxious or disinterested. Where's the middle ground here?

[Cinvogel]

Yes, intensity puts people off but makes for a good leader.

[FitLikeaPhoenix]

@makingchips Can you please tell me what document you were reading from? The description of an "intense" person you (or he; the host) was reading hit nearly all the nails on the head for me, and I'd like to look more into this topic! Thank you!

[X_Lee.]

Yeah, I’m like this. I stare and often I almost gaze into their eyes. But then I break it off if I notice the other is too uncomfortable. I can feel when they can handle my eye contact and when they can’t anymore. So, when they can’t, I just don’t look at their eyes or glance at their eyes to acknowledge them that I’m listening then look away again.

[userwater]

Yes yes. They also bring a sense of oneness with what they do and the intent on why they're doing thgs. Its aways made known.

[MariamZawjatNomayri]

Some interesting thoughts, thank you for sharing

[kristina]

When you don’t blink enough it’s signs of a psychopath