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Building on the social psych definition, there are number parameters to be a sole trader. 1 - A sole trader always has a higher preference for warm associations over close friendships. While sole traders can be friendly and engaging, they maintain a distance with all people at all times. This can unintentionally upset/offend others, when misinterpreted. 2 - Unlike the lone wolf, the sole trader naturally associates many social groups and classes. Sole traders always have an above average intellect. This quality assistants with their preference for solitude but intermingling with many social stations. 3 - Generally, a sole trader is a personal description based on inner reflection. It would be uncommon to call someone else a sole trader.
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