Will you groom your child to be an introvert or an extrovert?

I guess, the child has an inherent trait of being an introvert or extrovert. But, if it is in our hand, then I would want my child to be an extrovert, and enjoy all the worldly things that an extrovert does. Since, I myself am an introvert, I know how introverts remain in their shell and sometimes are so unambitious that remain contended in the average of things. I may be wrong because I have read that most famous writers, painters and creative people are mostly introverts. There are pros and cons to both the trials, but personally I would want my child to be an extrovert. Or may be a balance of both. Introvert in her private matters and extrovert in attainting his goals. (Quite, politically correct. ;))