Unstoppable 2022: A Thinker Women's Workshop
Join us for a 2-day live online workshop for strategies, perspective shifts and camaraderie with other Thinker women like you.
If You Identify as a Thinker woman...
Have You ever said (or thought) any of these:
"It's tough to find friends who want to talk about what I want to talk about."
"I always feel like a 'fish out of water'."
"I feel like I'm judged as not 'feminine enough'."
"People don't warm to me... but I would love to feel more connected."
"I offend other people, but I'm just explaining basic things."
"I'm not what other people expect out of a woman."
"Somehow thinking and speaking clearly makes me a 'freak'."
"Baby and wedding showers are the worst!"
"I'm just not like other moms."
Challenges Experienced by Thinker Women
"Challenge: As a woman, finding men who aren't afraid to deal with me." - Nea, ESTJ
"Most women think (assume) I'm a bitch and men say I'm intimidating." - Abby, INTJ
"I've gotten suggestions to 'dumb myself down' in order to relate to people better without 'intimidating' them with my intelligence." Chelsea, ENTP
"People are always referring to me in the extreme. I'm 'always' (hate that generalization, so inaccurate) too cold, too sensitive, too detached, too socially awkward, too confidant, too intimidating, too shallow or too deep." - René, INTP
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Struggling to Feel "Feminine"
"It feels natural to pursue knowledge and use logic as my lens, but that focus has sidelined my feminine essence." - Lynn, INTP
"Challenge: Not fitting in with the girlishness of other women. Always feeling less feminine than most other women." - Melissa, INTJ
"I'm a young active tomboy, who's always been competitive. Not a dainty flower, but I still recognize myself as a woman. Just not your average girl." - Briana, ISTP
"I wish people would stop demonizing me just because I am rational. I am not bad at being a woman. I don’t 'act more like a man'. I just am." - Naomi, ENTP
"Unknowingly committing social faux pas, combined with 'cancel culture', puts NT woman on thin ice right out of the gate." - Morgan, ENTP
"I sometimes worry that I am too outspoken and unintentionally hurt the feelings of others. I also think that other people sometimes are not aware that I also have a heart that can be broken. " - Sandra, ESTP
"I'm often misunderstood. I'm very understanding, but I can appear cold or not serious enough, or the tone of my voice is wrong, or I say the wrong thing." - Jessica, INTJ
"I wish people knew that I have good intentions and don't intend to hurt feelings. It's always accidentally." - Cherie, ENTJ
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Dealing with Traditional Gender Roles
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Feeling Lonely and Misunderstood
"Simply not feeling alone is half the struggle." - Amie, INTP
"Being a Thinker woman can be challenging, especially in a family of female feelers. They'll often joke that I don't have feelings, and I think it can lead to them being insensitive at times." - Michele, ISTJ
"It can feel very lonely in a world where I don't love and desire what most everyone else does." - Lauren, ENTP
"Being a Thinker woman can be challenging, especially in a family of female feelers. They'll often joke that I don't have feelings, and I think it can lead to them being insensitive at times." - Michele, ISTJ
"It can feel very lonely in a world where I don't love and desire what most everyone else does." - Lauren, ENTP
"There are points in my life where I was accused of being cold and unloving by my loved ones. This one hurts a lot. When these things happened to me, I didn't know how to react. I just shutdown." - Resha, ENTJ
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Finding Friends Who Share Your Interests
"I have met very few truly 'kindred spirits'... they are my most cherished friends. " - Lauren, ENTP
"My challenge: finding friends who enjoy the same kind of discussions I enjoy" - Mary, INTJ
"I actually like people, but I hate the 'getting to know you' stage... [I get] blindsided when seemingly good, deep friendships suddenly fade." - Carol, INTP
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Being Underestimated
"I am underestimated or undervalued all the time, especially by men... men have always doubted my ability to achieve the goals that have been set out." - Katie, ENTJ
"My challenge: Being often overlooked and devalued - (I have been asked "what is it that you DO?" "What is your bottom line?: Insert condescending tone)" - Gwendolyn, ENTP
"Few people realize that I'm intelligent and just how highly I value intelligence... I want respect for my knowledge and competence but I rarely receive that." - Katelyn, INTP
"My parents have never understood me, therefore they don’t respect my way of thinking or acting " - Estefania, INTJ
"Few people realize that I'm intelligent and just how highly I value intelligence... I want respect for my knowledge and competence but I rarely receive that." - Katelyn, INTP
"My parents have never understood me, therefore they don’t respect my way of thinking or acting " - Estefania, INTJ
But We're Also Bad-Ass!
What makes these challenges so complicated? We're used to solving challenges with our unique and wonderful gifts! When asked if they like being a Thinker woman, nearly all surveyed said, "Hell, yes!"
Our self-reported gifts?
We are intelligent, logical, think through situations and don't immediate react. We're hard working, foster integrity and have big hearts (despite public opinion).
We've had to navigate the weird world of not fully fitting in with women or men, so we develop patience and the ability to meet people half way.
We bridge worlds, and are living examples that contradict stereotypes and teach people to expand their definitions.
We aren't the usual mother, partner, or leader. And yet, if we put our minds to it, find the right tools and perspective shifts, we excel at most anything we want to.
Join us for a 2-day live online workshop for strategies, perspective shifts and camaraderie with other Thinker women like you...
- Interviews with NT women who have mastered finding their place in world UNAPOLOGETICALLY.*
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Break out sessions to connect more intimately with other Thinker women.
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Tools and frameworks to help you find your unique femininity.
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An "Un-Safe" Space: That is, a place where you can talk openly without fear of offending others. (This is a MUST.)
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Understanding and acceptance of your unique wiring and make-up.
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And so much more...
*Meet Our Unstoppable Thinker Women
Each of the women interviewed is a seasoned Thinker woman who has overcome obstacles and is well-versed in personality type. After each interview, they will be available for a Q&A to dive into their experiences, tips and strategies in areas of life relevant to you.
Dr. Mina Barimany
INTJ
Dr. Mina Barimany is a psychotherapist, counselor educator, and researcher from Washington, D.C..
Originally trained in family therapy, Dr. Barimany holds a master’s degree in family therapy from Drexel University, a doctorate from George Washington University in counselor education and supervision and joined Johns Hopkins University’s faculty in 2019.
Dr. Barimany specializes in catalyzing major upshifts in adult development for individuals, couples, and mental health professionals in order to improve quality of life, optimize performance, and cultivate a sense of fulfillment. Her research focuses on psychological type development over the lifespan.
Originally trained in family therapy, Dr. Barimany holds a master’s degree in family therapy from Drexel University, a doctorate from George Washington University in counselor education and supervision and joined Johns Hopkins University’s faculty in 2019.
Dr. Barimany specializes in catalyzing major upshifts in adult development for individuals, couples, and mental health professionals in order to improve quality of life, optimize performance, and cultivate a sense of fulfillment. Her research focuses on psychological type development over the lifespan.
Dr. Denise Cook
INTP
Dr. Denise Cook is a neuroscientist and founder of Personality Genie, an independent research study looking at the link between Personality Type and our genes.
Her long-term goal is to convince academic scientists that personality type is something worth looking into. To do this, she is researching the connections between Jungian Cognitive Functions, neuroscience, genetics, psychology, and even evolutionary theory.
When not chasing after her two young kids, she loves reading and writing, and spending too much time on Twitter.
Dr. Cook writes about her research at personalitygenie.substack.com and can be found on Twitter @personalitygeni.
Dana Schweitzer
ENTJ
Dana Schweitzer is an ENTJ, working parent, and lifelong learner.
She completed her MBA in 2014 and her MBTI certification in 2016.
She loves live music and hates small talk. She believes in the power of Very Swear-y Transparency. Her inbox is either ruthlessly compartmentalized or in shambles.
Amanda Roddy
ENTP
This workshop is virtual and will be held live on Zoom. If you do not identify as an NT woman, the program material may be uncomfortable for you. The event will include opportunities to share experiences as an NT woman and will have break out sessions designed for NT women. If you can't make any of the sessions or miss part of them we are recording the entire workshop and you'll have access to the recordings afterward.
Want To Take It To The Next Level? Then our Thinker Women's Mentorship Is For You
Would you like more personal advice tailored to your specific situation while connecting to a more intimate group of amazing Thinker women?
Limited to 12 women, this group coaching experience will tackle what keeps us from being Unstoppable: our egos and our fears.
Coaching calls will include personal homework assignments. This will be a 'lean in' experience; that is, the more you put into it the more you will get out of it. For those serious about their growth only, please.
This group mentorship experience includes a ticket to Unstoppable: A Thinker Women's Workshop ($197 value).
Workshop Only
Unstoppable 2021 Live: Thinker Women's 2-Day Workshop
December 10-11, 2021
2 full days of a virtual workshop
*NO LONGER AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
- Day 1: Dec 10, 2021
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Day 2: Dec 11, 2021
Join a cohort of Thinker women like yourself as we work through the real challenges Thinker women face. This includes interviews with Thinker women who have mastered finding their place in world UNAPOLOGETICALLY. Learn the tools and frameworks to help you find your unique femininity. Understanding and acceptance of your unique wiring and make-up. And so much more...
$197
**NEW - Tuition payment plan added. Split tuition into 4 payments of $49.25
*NO LONGER AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Workshop + Mentorship
Unstoppable 2021 Live Workshop
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Personal Mentorship Group
January 8, 15, and 22, 2022
3 Deep-dive Group Mentorship Sessions
*SOLD OUT
First You Will Attend The Full 2-Day Unstoppable 2021 Live Workshop
- Day 1: Dec 10, 2021
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Day 2: Dec 11, 2021
After the live 2-day workshop, I will personally followup and coach 12 highly motivated Thinker women over three weeks.
- Mentorship Session 1: Jan 8, 2022 (3-6pm ET)
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Mentorship Session 2: Jan 15, 2022 (3-6pm ET)
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Mentorship Session 3: Jan 22, 2022 (3-6pm ET)
$497 (12 Student Limit)
*SOLD OUT
Questions about the event?
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A Note to Non-Thinker Women:
Some people who want to join will be Feeler personality types that are misdiagnosed as Thinkers. While we cannot vet every individual to ensure only certain types join, we can make it clear that this is not a 'safe space' for anyone who is easily triggered. If you are dealing with trauma and healing work which make you highly sensitive, or are simply a naturally sensitive person, you will not enjoy this workshop. This is a place where we assume everyone is joining with positive intent, even if they need to let off some steam. Thinker women can appear harsh to others even when we have the best of intent, and this is a place where we will not be enforcing diplomacy.
If all of that sounds good to you, awesome.
-Antonia
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