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Wes and Regina tear apart the idea that the best way for an introvert to find a romantic partner is to “stop looking.”
On episode #12 of the Introvert Unbound Podcast, Wes chats with Zachariah Bourne, a personal development coach who specializes in dating and also happens to be an introvert.
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On episode #11 of the Introvert Unbound Podcast, Wes Colton & Regina Hopkins LPC discuss the difference between becoming a more social introvert vs. putting on a fake “extrovert” persona.
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– by Wes Colton, Introvert Unbound
If you’re anything like me, you go out of your way to avoid doing the things you know you’ve got to do. While your conscious mind is telling you to “Git ‘er done,” your unconscious is more like, “Squirrel!”
Sometimes laziness is a good thing, your mind and body’s way of telling you it needs to rest and recharge to prevent burnout. But all too often it’s just a refusal to get your shit together and it’s the main obstacle keeping you from the life you want.
The first step is asking yourself if you’re lazy. If you’re not, you probably wouldn’t have clicked on this article. So now you’ve acknowledged you are (see what I did there?), you need to decide if you really want to change. Maybe you’re fine with it and are okay with the self-imposed limitations. If so, enjoy the couch time. But if you truly are committed to working on this part of yourself, the good news is you’re already halfway there!
Welcome to Lazy-Ass Anonymous. “Hi, I’m Wes and I’m lazy.” The first order of business is to drop to the ground and do a single pushup. Seriously, do it. I’ll wait…
On episode #10 of the Introvert Unbound Podcast, Wes Colton talks about the natural advantages introverts have when it comes to dating.
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Wes skis up a mountain to chat about the importance of properly preparing for life’s many challenges.
– by Wes Colton, Introvert Unbound
Are you trying to date or make friends but keep failing miserably in the process? If so, congrats!
No, I’m not making fun of you. I’m actually dead serious when I say those mini-disasters are some of the best things that can happen to you.
Of course, the frustration, humiliation, and isolation that often comes along with screwing up socially feels pretty awful in the moment. But if you succeeded at everything in life without trying, you’d never grow as a person.
