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SIGN UP: Introvert Men’s Group Strategy Sessions in Denver in January

November 17, 2019

grey chain broken rotatedAre you a quiet, reflective man who tends to get drained by social interactions? If so, you’re probably an “introvert.”

When it comes to work, dating, and our social lives, we introverted men face challenges which—if not acknowledged and addressed—can keep us from our full potential.

Introvert Unbound founder & coach Wes Colton (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® Certified Practitioner) is offering 5 comprehensive Strategy Sessions for self-identifying introvert men looking to:

• create a more fulfilling social life
• enhance dating options/find a relationship
• gain influence and advancement at the workplace

While you’re learning to better leverage your strengths and overcome your limitations, you’ll also meet other men on the same path to self-improvement!

90-minute sessions – Denver Location TBD

• $175 for all 5 sessions ($35/session)
• Or $40 per individual session

SESSION 1: Dating (Mon, Jan 6 @ 7 p.m.)
SESSION 2: Social Circle (Monday, Jan 13 @ 7 p.m.)
SESSION 3: Work (Monday, Jan 20 @ 7 p.m.)
SESSION 4: Physical Health (Monday, Jan 27 @ 7 p.m.)
SESSION 5: Mindset (Monday, Feb 3 @ 7 p.m.)

Sign up today as space is limited to 10! Email wes@introvertunbound.com or go to introvertunbound.com for more information.

 

The Most Effective Tool for Your Social Success

April 26, 2019

– by Wes Colton, Introvert Unbound

MBTI-headsWe’re all about personal growth here at Introvert Unbound. Which is why I’ve become a Certified Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI) Practitioner to better help our coaching clients achieve their social goals! Here’s what that means…

If you’re reading this, you probably have at least a vague idea of the difference between introversion vs. extroversion, the two opposite ways people direct and receive energy. While “extroverts” recharge from the outer world of people, objects, and activities, “introverts” do so from the inner world of ideas, memories, and experiences.

This classification of personality types come from the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI), the most widely used personality assessment in the world, based on the research and writings of psychologist Carl Jung.

As you may know, Introvert Unbound has long specialized in the social integration of those of us with a preference for introversion. As a newly certified MBTI® practitioner, I’m not only qualified to administer the MBTI® assessment, but to interpret the results for your specific personality type and craft an individualized game plan for your social success in dating, making friends, or at work.

After taking this deep dive into what makes you tick, we’ll zero in on how your preference for introversion or extroversion impacts how you:

  • Take in information
  • Decide and come to conclusions
  • Approach the outside world

Unlike the vast majority of coaches out there, we won’t be selling you some one-size-fits-all approach for your social challenges nor will we simply go with our gut and wing it. Instead, we’ll be relying on one of the most accurate personality assessments ever created to draw a clear roadmap for how you can best interact with and relate to other people, effectively taking your social life to the next level!

We’re already using MBTI® to help clients and want to give you the opportunity to be our next success story. That’s why for the month of May, we’re offering a 20% discount on 1 hour of online/phone coaching with myself and Regina Hopkins, LPC, to interpret your MBTI® results and use them to design a social blueprint that works for you.

Just send an email to wes@introvertunbound.com today with subject “MBTI” and we’ll hit the ground running!

Wes Colton
Coach, CEO & Founder
Introvert Unbound (“We Find Where You Fit”)

PODCAST #18: Coming Out of Your Introvert Shell (with David Richards)

March 7, 2019

On episode #18 of the Introvert Unbound Podcast, Wes talks with David Richards, a 22-year-old introvert who came out of his introvert shell after dropping out of college to found his own email system provider, Enveloperty.

In this lively discussion, David and Wes talk about:

  • how important it is for introverts to push their comfort zone
  • the similarities and differences between dating and sales
  • how practice makes pretty good (if not perfect) in terms of socializing

Stream or download here. 

Podcast 18

Dating Guardian Angel: A Revolutionary Product for 21st Century Dating

October 4, 2018

dating-guardian-angel_test1Single and dating? Confused about what to say to that woman in the coffee shop? Going back and forth about which text to send? Freezing up on your date, unsure of whether she wants you to kiss her or not?

If only you had a guardian angel sitting on your shoulder who could give you dating advice whenever you needed it…

The bad news is there’s no such thing as angels. The good news is, with Dating Guardian Angel, you can have your very own personal coach on-call to help you navigate your way to dating success.  

If you’ve been playing the field long enough, you know that the one-size-fits-all approach marketed by many dating programs is more hype than help. Luckily, Wes Colton and Regina Hopkins—the groundbreaking social strategists at Introvert Unbound—have harnessed the power of smart phones to act as that guardian angel on your shoulder while you’re stumbling through the mine field of dating.

Here’s how it works: For only $10/month you can send up to 20 texts/Facebook messages asking for advice in any tricky dating situation you may find yourself, and Wes and Regina will steer you right.

If you’re tired of ignored texts, bad dates, and lonely nights, don’t despair, sign up for Dating Guardian Angel today!

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PODCAST #5: Exercising Your Social Muscles as an Introvert

March 5, 2018

nervous-man-wavingIn the fifth episode of the Introvert Unbound Podcast with Wes Colton, we chat with Richard from Introvert Going Out, a charming and inspiring blog about the experiences of an introvert trying to be more social.

We talk about the social and career benefits of chatting up strangers, the concept of building up one’s social muscles, and how to avoid using your introversion as a crutch.

Stream or download here.