Are you an introverted engineer, programmer, or developer who’s tired of struggling socially?
If so, then this might be the most important message you’ll ever read.
But before we get into it, I’m totally wondering…
Do Any Of These Sound Like You?
- Do you often feel self-conscious because you worry too much about what others think of you?
- Are you tired of running out of things to say and having awkward silences during your conversations?
- Do you often hold yourself back from interacting with people because you feel too nervous?
If you said “yes,” I have some bad news for you.
It’s Going To Get Worse
If you don’t figure this whole thing out, here’s what can happen.
- You’ll constantly feel lonely because you don’t have anybody to hang out and make plans with
- You’ll keep missing out on opportunities to connect with people and you’ll end up with lots of regrets
- You’ll be disappointed in yourself because you know you’re not living up to your full potential
If this sounds like you right now, I want you to realize something.
It’s Not Your Fault
Growing up, your elders most likely told you not to talk to strangers.
And while that advice was good when you were a kid, that’s not going to serve you well now that you’re a grown-up.
On top of that, you also most likely spent way too much time on your academics.
You were probably reminded to go to school and get good grades so you can get a high-paying job later on.
Not to mention, when was the last time someone showed you how to actually interact with people?
It’s not like they teach social skills in school or at home, right?
If you’re struggling socially right now, it’s because you just lack awareness and experience doing so.
It Doesn’t Have To Be That Way
No matter what your situation is, you can change it if you want to.
Just like other skills, you can learn how to become more socially confident as well.
Sure, you can watch videos, read books, and listen to podcasts around this topic.
And those are definitely great places to start.
But doing things on your own can only get you so far.
Don’t make the mistake of just consuming information and not doing anything about it.
To succeed socially, you need the following things:
- A proven plan to follow to prevent yourself from feeling overwhelmed and confused
- Someone to keep you accountable so that you don’t procrastinate and you keep taking action
- Expert feedback so that you make fewer mistakes and know exactly what you need to do to improve
When you have those, it’s inevitable that you’ll become socially savvy even if you’re a shy techie introvert.
Once you figure this out:
- You’ll be able to connect with anybody that you really want to in any situation
- You’ll experience greater happiness and fulfillment because you have more quality connections
- You’ll be in control of this part of your life instead of feeling helpless and leaving it to chance
Fast Track Your Social Success
Social Confidence Blueprint is a tried and tested online coaching program designed for introverted engineers, programmers, and developers to help them become more outgoing.
You’ll benefit from years of research and experimentation so you can improve your social skills faster than you can ever imagine.
This means you’ll have the most effective strategies to be able to confidently approach and talk to anybody in any social setting.
As a result, you’ll be able to meet more like-minded people and start the process of creating an active social life.
Here’s What You’ll Learn:
Part 1 – Master Your Mindset
- The 4 questions you need to answer that will remove any negative beliefs
- A simple exercise that will boost your confidence in less than 10-minutes a day
- How to stop ruminating about the past and beating yourself up mentally
Part 2 – Create A Killer First Impression
- How to exude personal magnetism and get more people to like you right away
- Simple techniques to project confidence through your body language and tonality
- Timeless style advice that will get you positive attention so that people take you seriously
Part 3 – Improve Your Conversation Skills
- How to make small talk in a way that makes others feel comfortable around you
- The secret to telling good stories so that people are holding on to everything that you say
- Easy-to-follow techniques to keep the conversation going for as long as you want to
Part 4 – Build Your Courage
- Discover where social anxiety comes from and how to overcome it once and for all.
- Effective strategies to break the ice with anybody you want to meet, anytime and anywhere
- Powerful exercises to eliminate your fear of meeting new people and handle rejection well
Part 5 – Socialize With Ease
- The best places to find more like-minded individuals especially if you’re the quiet and reserved type
- What to do before going to any gathering so that you actually feel excited instead of bailing last minute
- How to confidently put yourself out there so that you never have to settle for mediocre relationships
Here’s What Previous Clients Have To Say:
“This was a big problem in my life so even though the course was a bit pricey, I decided to join anyway.
I also don’t like feeling pressured or being sold to and I didn’t feel that way at all.
My biggest problem was how analytical I was.
I’m a goal and results kinda guy so to fail at something for so long is deeply frustrating.
I loved the weekly calls.
It’s good to have a sounding board and get feedback on what I’m doing.
I valued getting perspective from someone who’s been through the same situation that I have been.
Through the program, I was able to improve my style, body language, and storytelling.
I now feel equipped with getting results and it feels very uplifting
This is the one area of my life that I struggle with the most and being able to proceed with confidence has done well for my mental state
If you want someone to keep you accountable and be straight with you, I would recommend this course.”
Anson, Software Developer
Anaheim, California
Click here to listen to Anson’s podcast interview
“I actually didn’t know that a program like this existed.
I was hesitant to join because I wasn’t sure if I could commit the time and energy to go through it.
But I decided to sign up for the program anyway because a few weeks earlier, I threw a party and barely anybody showed up.
I was so upset and started wondering if I actually had any real friends.
Growing up, I never knew how to build a social circle that I could reliably reach out to.
I also didn’t know how to present myself well.
After taking the program, I stopped overthinking and I’m able to calm myself down during stressful moments.
I feel a lot more comfortable talking to people that I don’t know and I’m consistently going out.
I also learned how to tell better stories.
I now know how to build my network and I’m able to keep friends as well.
In fact, during the program, I met over 40 new people.
I feel like the program is a school in itself.
It’s structured well and organized in a very logical way.
The program isn’t for everyone.
You have to be willing to put in the time and effort to meet new people.
If that’s you, then I highly recommend you take this course.
Myke is the person to help you improve your social confidence.”
Alok, Electrical Engineer
Toronto, Ontario
Click here to listen to Alok’s podcast interview
“I thought the upfront investment for the program was a lot.
But I’m at a point in my life now where I’m financially stable enough to invest in myself that’s why I joined.
The amount of information online on this topic is overwhelming.
I don’t even know what to believe in anymore.
Before signing up, I tried going to meetups, events, and even online dating.
It seemed like I was putting a lot of work but not getting much back.
I felt lost, defeated and eventually, I just got tired of it.
I was so hard on myself and used to believe that people wouldn’t like me or would not want to talk to me.
What I liked about the program was that it was broken down into small steps that are easily achievable.
I was pushed enough to keep things interesting but not too much that I wasn’t able to do it.
Through the program, I learned how to get more people to like me right away and improve my conversation skills.
I also figured out who I wanted to connect with and the best places to meet them.
I stopped beating myself up and I’m much happier overall.
I’m a lot more assertive and I speak up more.
I stopped looking for validation from other people and I’m less needy.
As a result, my social life has improved dramatically.
I’ve gotten to know a lot of people and have been invited to numerous events.
On top of that, I’ve grown my professional network as well.
The program is one of the best investments I’ve done for myself and I would highly recommend it.”
Mike, Software Engineer
Vancouver, British Columbia
Click here to listen to Mike’s podcast interview
Are You Still Not Convinced?
If so, I don’t blame you.
There are a lot of fake gurus out there who are totally clueless and have never done what they’re talking about.
That’s why you should be skeptical and dive deeper into this before you make any decision.
And what better way to see how legitimate something is based on what other people have to say, right?
Click here to check out more client reviews who took the program
Here’s What’s Included:
- Group coaching calls with your dedicated social skills coach to give you the support and feedback that you need
- Unlimited email access for the entire program so that you can have all your questions answered whenever you feel stuck
- Training modules with in-depth lessons and downloadable guides walking you through the whole process step-by-step
Having Technical Skills Just Isn’t Enough
Now don’t get me wrong, I’m all for formal education to help you advance professionally.
But if you’re willing to invest time, effort, and money in your career, why wouldn’t you do the same to help you connect with others?
It doesn’t matter if you want to make new friends, attract a partner, or get promoted at your job.
You need to be able to interact with people effectively.
Developing your social confidence is just as important as the degree you got from school.
At This Point, You Have A Couple Of Options:
If you’ve read this far, you can keep doing the same things that you’ve always done and your situation will stay exactly the same.
You’ll have no social life and you’ll constantly feel anxious, frustrated, and dissatisfied.
If you’re not okay with that and you want things to change, you have to be willing to make new decisions and do different things.
What To Do Now
To ensure our clients reach their social goals, we only work with a small group of people at any given time.
This program is by invitation only which means you need to apply to see if you qualify.
We’ll need to have a conversation about your goals, struggles, and your current situation.
If we can’t help you then we’ll let you know and you won’t be accepted.
If it seems like a fit and you’re clear about how everything works, only then will you be invited to enroll.
Just click on the link below, schedule a free consultation and one of our social skills coaches will get back to you.