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Chase Hughes · @chasehughesofficial
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an emotion. You have only ever stuck them together. You've assembled them. And how do we assemble emotions? One prediction at a time. It happens so quick, we experience this assembly as like, "Oh, that's the truth. I had a gut
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222
Runtime
2:10
Speaking pace
102wpm
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1min
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Opening (first 30 seconds)
this research is not classified these studies are not secret but no one has capitalized on using this and taking this authority principle into a conversation role and into an influencer role if there has been a study I've never seen it I wanted to figure out how far can we
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this research is not classified these studies are not secret but no one has capitalized on using this and taking this authority principle into a conversation role and into an influencer role if there has been a study I've never seen it I wanted to figure out how far can we push human influence and where's the limit and once we discovered the limit we discover the next technique to break that line and push it further after someone is done speaking you're left in the position of waiting for the aha moment and what I found is when taste speaks the aha moment is consistently at the end of this you walk out of here with more Skills than don't about 99% of the world and that is my guarantee what's different about Chase is that he has decades of this experience in real life and death situations in other industries the worst thing that can happen is you lose yourself whereas working with the military all the interstates are far greater and so the standard is much higher and these enormous not stopping remains you can engineer somebody to have a transformative change that's very profound for them now the impression is that it would usually take a bit of time or considerable wealth of work not so cool [Music]
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