YAPClassic: Chase Hughes on Hacking Human Behavior, The Secrets to Gaining Influence | Human Behavior
Chase Hughes became disturbingly aware of serious issues that plagued our intelligence operations. From interrogation to asset recruiting, our national intelligence personnel were getting training that was no better than what they could have gleaned from a YouTube video. He began to develop a map for influence and behavior profiling to enable people in our agencies to read humans and influence their behavior. In this episode of YAPClassic, Chase breaks down several advanced human behavior concepts, like how to read someone’s blink rate, what questions to ask yourself when meeting someone new, and why authority is so important when gaining influence.
Chase Hughes is a leading behavior expert in the United States and bestselling author. He teaches elite groups, government agencies, and police behavior science skills including behavior profiling, nonverbal analysis, deception detection, interrogation, and advanced behavioral investigation.
In this episode, Hala and Chase will discuss:
- Why body language is important
- The Firewall Delusion & The Milgram Experiment
- The importance of authority when gaining influence
- How to learn to read body language
- What a person’s blink rate means
- 6 questions to ask yourself during every conversation
- The 5 mastery zones of authority
- The stages of confidence
- How issues in your personal life leak out through nonverbal communication
- The secret to networking
- And other topics…
Chase Hughes is a leading behavior expert in the United States and the #1 bestselling author of two books on tactical behavior skills. He is the author of the worldwide #1 bestselling book on advanced persuasion, influence, and behavior profiling.
Chase teaches elite groups, government agencies, and police behavior science skills including behavior profiling, nonverbal analysis, deception detection, interrogation, and advanced behavioral investigation. His PEACE 4A course is a critical, life-saving course designed for law enforcement, and his Human Tradecraft course is specifically designed for intelligence operations personnel who depend heavily on serious human behavior skills.
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Chase’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chasehughesofficial/
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