For those of you who are introverts, how did you become an entrepreneur?

I'm an introvert looking for advice on how to start. My problem is I might not have the entrepreneurial mindset. Is it possible to learn it?A bit about me and my goals:I'm currently working full-time in finance. I love my job, boss, and coworkers.I have an average salary but I don't see myself climbing up the ladder, which is why I want to make a bit of money doing side hustles. I'm not talking about building a multi-million dollar business but make enough to have more freedom.My strengths:I like to think about solutions to problems. I would say I'm technical and logical.I like to think I have good business acumen. I can definitely make a business plan and know my numbers very well.I like to learn and I think I have high self-awareness which is why I want to get into entrepreneurship as I can analyze failures and pivot.Now for my weakness...I might think too much and rarely take action. My risk tolerance might be below average as well since I have no experience starting a business.I would say I am a glass half empty person more than 50% of the time (but not all the time).I suck at extroverted skills such as selling and motivating others. I think this is hugely important and I'm trying to learn these skills even though it takes a lot of energy from me. Introverts just need time to recharge after social events and this fits me 100%. A big part is I think I'm also too honest and I can't improvise (and bs a little) when I need to.I'm not sure if I'm looking for validation or advice in this post but probably just an open discussion from people who didn't "open lemonade stands or sell collectables" when they were 7. In other words, from successful entrepreneurs who started later in life and learned these skills. see hubwealthy.com/wealthy