Do People Who Buy Sports Shoes Have Leadership Potential?

Got a passion for buying sneakers? It could be a good good, and it is also known as "be" and "a".

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Do people who want to buy sports shoes have leadership potential?

Always buy sneakers?

This may be a good omen, because a poll shows that people who buy three or three pairs of sneakers a year may have much more potential to lead.

A "thinking" media company specializing in the characteristics of different consumers finds that people who buy more than three pairs of sneakers a year are 61% more likely to be modern leaders.

The so-called "modern leader quality" refers to foresight, tolerance, and firm determination.

The survey of 7500 people found that people who bought more than one pair of sneakers a year had a higher probability of being assertive than others and a 47% chance of being outspoken.

Lauren AFU NiO, a spokeswoman for the "think" media company, said that people who love to buy sports shoes are more inclined to solve problems by themselves.

"People often say that wearing shoes can reflect a person's character, and now we have firm data to support this statement," AFU NiO told reporters.

"What's interesting is that these personality traits have nothing to do with age, income and sex, and so are all over the world."

Previous investigations by the "think" media company found that people who paid their credit cards monthly were more "prudent" and considerate, but at the same time, they were not humble enough to show off.

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