Yes. Character is a person's attitude towards objective things and the corresponding behavior. When your attitude changes, your behavior will also change, which affects your personality.

For example, a person who was originally an introvert could not adapt to the job he was engaged in, so he actively became more extroverted. He was afraid to speak to strangers before, and through his own After working hard, he became able to talk to everyone and talk endlessly. This was a change in his personality. As his personality changed, his work became better and better, and his life also improved. Of course, personality cannot be changed instantly, it requires a gradual process of hard work.

Character determines most of your things! Because of my family reasons, I like to stay at home by myself most of the time. I don’t want to go out with friends on weekends, nor do I think about chatting with classmates or making friends. This lasted for a long time, and gradually, this lifestyle made me become more autistic. For a while, I felt that I was always suspicious, and that everyone around me was isolating me and pointing fingers at me behind my back. Yes, this also makes me very sensitive.

As people in society, we cannot exist independently from social activities in any era or in any organization. A person's social ability is restricted by his natural ability, but a person's social style is affected by his personality. Extroverts are naturally willing to express themselves in social situations and are more likely to take the initiative to get along with others. On the contrary, introverts are more reserved, have a more passive social style, and pay more attention to the quality of social interaction. Extroversion and introversion affect a person's initiative and passivity in getting along with others.

In life, there are two kinds of people around us: one kind of person likes to pick out details by nature, and they believe more in information obtained through sensory organs, such as information seen, heard, and touched. They are well-organized and step-by-step; while the other kind of people like to conceive new ideas, tend to overlook details, are used to doing things based on impressions, and are more interested in future possibilities. These two types of people also create different personalities, different ways of looking at the world and receiving information. This difference in personality also leads to different insights and observations of the same thing by different people.