Thinking of making the switch from residential to commercial re. Need advice.
I have been an agent with a large brokerage firm for the past few months. I still have no clients, and at this point, I'm not sure that I want any. 

A little background; 

Studied RE Economics in undergrad but was offered a job at a fortune 500 hundred company after graduation. I soon found out that I hated big companies and wanted out, so I quit to pursue real estate. 

Soon after that, I realized that residential brokerage was more about developing friendships and evolving those friendships into clients than anything else. Also, I should mention that I dislike most people...

I would like to one-day be an investor, and/or developer, and believe that commercial real estate is a good stepping stone. 

Any advice would be appreciated.

 
[{"id": "cm37x5o", "text": "Commercial Real Estate is a sales gig. If you don't like many people it is a really bad fit for you. Go do something else.\n\nTechnical skill will not get you deals, whether residential or commercial. People skills and sales skills will.", "replies": [{"id": "cn5pfmz", "text": "Real Estate is basically a relationship business.  Not a people person?  Don't do it.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "cm65ey7", "text": "Run far, far away from any part of CRE if you aren't a people person. If there is one skill that you must have, its people skills. Even if you are just an analyst, the people hiring you are Type A, outgoing sales people and they will not be interested in people who \"dislike most people.\"", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]