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Managing Behavior: The 4 Animal Archetypes: Training Session

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Drawing from the seminal work of Dr. Laurence and Emily Alison, considered the leading experts in the field of complex human interactions, the Interpersonal Behavior Wheels were first introduced to Beyond Bulletproof community in September 2023 and have since become a member favorite. It’s also one of our most referenced topics due to its applicability… Continue reading Managing Behavior: The 4 Animal Archetypes: Training Session

Managing Behavior: The 4 Animal Archetypes: Q&A Session

Low Key of common chimpanzee.

Being able to strategically code your own communication style is crucial when it comes to building self-confidence. When you’re able to identify your personal behavioral headspace, you can better understand what to say – and not say – that will move the conversation in a productive direction.  In this Q&A session, we discuss some of… Continue reading Managing Behavior: The 4 Animal Archetypes: Q&A Session

Josh Goldberg

Josh is the CEO of Boulder Crest Foundation, a national nonprofit organization dedicated to ensuring first responders, combat veterans, and their families live great lives in the midst of struggle, stress, and trauma. 

Horns and Halos: Q&A Session

We all have hidden biases that shape our world, our day-to-day interactions, and our relationships. We’re hardwired to make split second decisions about people using our past experiences and prior knowledge that we contour into a particular pattern, what are known as schemas.  In this Q&A session, we’ll break down the overlooked biases we have… Continue reading Horns and Halos: Q&A Session

Horns and Halos: Training Session

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This is the Horns and Halos effect. Once you label someone as such, that label sticks … for a long time. You do it to other people. And they most certainly do it to you.  These cognitive stereotypes often shape the types of qualities we blindly attach to other people. We form an initial impression… Continue reading Horns and Halos: Training Session

Peter Hurley

Considered the world’s premiere headshot photographer, Peter has been drawing out the most inspiring photogenic versions of his clients for more than 20 years.

The Power of Reciprocity: Q&A Session

Give and take; Wooden blocks with "TAKE GIVE" text of concept.

Reciprocity is not about exactness nor is it absolute. When someone positively reciprocates, the return should be a mutual investment in the relationship. Conversely, when the payback is about serving justice, the response – if needed – should be purposeful and precise. Too often, however, it’s the reprisal that leads to prolonged pain, anger, and… Continue reading The Power of Reciprocity: Q&A Session

The Power of Reciprocity: Training Session

Give and take; Wooden blocks with "GIVE TAKE" text of concept.

Reciprocity – to return something in kind – is an emotional driving force that has the power to strengthen relationships, earn trust, and turn adversaries into allies. But its influence can also corrupt our way of thinking, causing us to seek vengeance above all else which can quickly hinder our ability to become better more… Continue reading The Power of Reciprocity: Training Session

The Power of Liking: Q&A Session

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Often, when there is a lack of these indicators, we begin to question ourselves – did we come off too harsh, not interesting, not worthy … not likeable. And that’s because being “liked” is hardwired into our DNA. It’s how we survived and thrived as a species. Anyone not accepted into the tribe was left… Continue reading The Power of Liking: Q&A Session