As an introvert, you’re not satisfied with superficial connections.  Party chit chat bores you and small talk is pretty much your kryptonite.

The truth is that you often feel more lonely in a crowded room than when you’re by yourself.  What you really want is to have a meaningful conversation with someone you truly connect with.

Or better yet, you’d relish the comfort of sitting with someone in silence – someone who you don’t need to explain yourself to, because they just get you.

When Alone Actually Is Lonely

I talk a lot about how being alone doesn’t have to be a negative thing.  We introverts enjoy our alone time because it allows us to recharge.  But even for us there comes a time when we want to interact.

When feelings of loneliness do arise, finding people that we can connect with in a deep and fulfilling way is not always easy.

Fulfilling Connections For Introverts

I have a course that helps introverts create meaningful connections with the right people.

This goes far beyond the typical social skills advice you receive from “experts”.

Here are 3 Slightly Silly Reasons To Check Out My New Course:

1. Curiosity is one of the fundamentals for creating deeper connections, so you might as well indulge yours and CLICK HERE to see WHAT’S IN DA BOX?!

2. Social skills are just that, a skill.  They can be taught and learned. If you pay to learn how to do useless stuff like mathematics, it makes sense to pay (a very reasonable price) to learn a skill that will make you feel happier and more fulfilled. Click here if you like nice humans better than math.

3. You know that smart people invest in their personal development.  And not-so-smart people think the Internet can solve all their problems – so, you’re pretty much covered either way.  Click here if you are smart, or if you believe the Internet solves all problems, especially loneliness. 

If you haven’t clicked on anything yet I must assume that you either really love math, or you have never seen the movie Seven. In which case …

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