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Sorry, but if you want to understand the electron, it has to be in
terms of its interactions with other matter (including other
electrons), and for that, due to the observed property of electron
spin, the exclusion principle is essential. Pauli understood this
even before Schroedinger and Heisenberg invented their equations.
You earlier asked if the electron had any intrinsic structure, and
the answer is that we don't know for sure, but there is at present no
evidence that there is any, and, at least as deeply as we have been
able to probe, there is evidence that it doesn't, so the current
theories are built on the assumption that it doesn't.