'What makes you tick': NWSL, WNBA owner Kara Nortman on a personality test she uses to build success

Actress Natalie Portman, from left, Julie Uhrman, co-founder of the Angel City Football Club, and Kara Nortman, co-founder of Angel City Football Club.Bloomberg | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesBusiness leaders often look back to "aha" moments in their lives for enduring lessons about their success.For Kara Nortman, who had a long and successful career in technology and venture capital before becoming a women's professional sports owner, that moment arrived when she attended the 2015 Women's World Cup Final in Vancouver. After watching the U.S. team win, Nortman couldn't find a jersey to buy, or much of any merch, or even information online about women's soccer. And that gap stayed with her as something that suggested an untapped business opportunity. She began researching women's soccer, went on to advise the U.S. women's national team players' union, and ultimately co-founded Angel City Football Club in Los Angeles, the most valuable women's football club in the world, and now majority owned by former Disney CEO Bob Iger and his wife Willow Bay. But looking back, Nortman says none of that would have occurred without her belief in a personality test called the Enneagram. It helped her un...