If you don't like cold calling, being hyper social/extroverted, and dealing with heavy rejection often I wouldn't recommend it.

I personally try to avoid extroverts because they are often incompetent and irritating.There's a difference between being an extrovert and being charismatic.

It's random, and those were just the people that I happened to meet over a couple of hours (and I'm not naturally extroverted).

I think if you are willing to get out there and just be "you", you will find that the world of real estate is a pretty accepting place, and under this big tent you will find people from every walk of life - introverts and extroverts alike.

If you are more extroverted and people driven sales agent may be a better option.  

EAs are more extroverted.

In the end, I should of looked at the type of person I am (an extrovert!)

If you met me to today you would probably think I'm an extrovert, but the fact of the matter is I am still an introvert.

I am not much of an extroverted sales person, although I am a friendly guy, so I'm not sure if a sales career would be good for me.

I'm very extroverted and good at talking on the phone to people, talking to and meeting new folks, organizational planning, and research.