Andrew Bustamante: CIA Spy’s Tips For Understanding Human Nature

On this insightful episode of Service Drive Revolution, we welcome our very special guest, Andrew Bustamante, former covert CIA officer and CEO of EverydaySpy! Andrew Bustamante will be a speaker at Top Dog 2022, and this interview gives a glimpse of the value and wisdom he has to bring to the stage. Watch the full interview to learn more on Andrew Bustamante’s views and why he’s a commendable figure to speak at Top Dog!

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[christianlafferty]

"Charisma with no authenticity is dangerous". Love that quote.

[bearglove]

man i've watched quite a few of bustamante's guest appearances on many different podcasts and this one is love hearing humint/rapport/trust stuff

[gabrielgarcia-fraire]

That’s so true about talent. I’ve always been good at drawing painting and being creative when it comes to visual art. I’ve been gaslit my whole life and allowed myself to devalue my talent and flopping at most other things I do, yet art has always been a lingering constant.

[growing]

1:00 leadership
9:40 22:55 23:25 25:50public private secret30:00 31:00 secret find 32:00 dig into vulnerability 34:00 natural curiousity 35:20 know sec priv 37:10judging39:15 40:05 snap judgments 40:35 Assessment info gathrring 41:25 information superiority 42:05 let them be themselves

[erman]

You never retire from the CIA. He’s such a good company man.

[anothernumber]

lol that story about the Spartans was wild lmao

[twotwentytwo]

18 minutes into the Podcast Public Speaking is a fear for many and, it takes Practice, Practice, Practice on a day to day basis...
I absolutely Love it well you better get over it; because I have recently learned that I am Introverted as well...

[RealityCheck]

31:45 I just realized I have this talent of making people trust me to reveal their deep secrets. Secrets that would make them end up going to jail. Secrets they would never tell their parents, friends, spouse, children. I thought it was a negative but seeing this interview made me realize I am capable of using this to succeed in business.

[kgitc]

A real leader is someone that others follow “even if just to see what happens” and feels sorry for those that miss out.

[MMkayUltra]

Charasmatic: The way he said it makes me smile when speaking about musical, very genuine though.

[MMkayUltra]

Bro went straight in to the genius of it straight away.

[Brian.]

I'm trying to get a job as an advisor, retired 18 years ago to raise my 6 kids, i was an advisor then assistant manager, and then a director, and had a lot of success, but no one wants to hire me because of the fact that I haven't worked in 18 years, your videos are helping me to get back on track to start working again

[TrysTak]

Andrew i dont know where you came from but i learn alot from you. I want more information about your skills or/and talents. how to use them also more information on reinventing yourself. Powerful show this is something i can use. its reachable

[jamesbaumer]

Such a great interview! Can't wait to meet you at Top Dog in LA!!

[nickvoutsas]

We all have our own strengths and we should respect them

[joanneblack]

OMG Andy! What's not to love about Top Hat and White Christmas? All that incredible dance talent in there being made to look effortless? The really great music? Gene Kelley in practically anything? So beautiful and fun!!!

[stevejameson]

YOU ARE ALWAYS INTERESTING, PHILOSOPHICAL AND DEEP-THINKING, ANDREW.

[adamriede]

It really boils down to a few things. Learning public speaking, body language, and nonverbal communication, social dynamics, interpersonal communication, psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, sales, human resources, management, etc. actually you can see a lot of this in street magic, and pick up artistry, as well as quick or high pressure sales situations, but it becomes the organic product of thousands of repetitions of applying these principles long before you have to do so in his particular job. Social acuity and intelligence can be learned, it doesn't have to be natural like some people have. While people may be different from us, our emotions in motivations are pretty much the same. It's no cheat code, it's applicable steps.

[McD-jr]

The guy left when Bustamante said that charisma is only candy 🍬.

[shirleychen]

Most people conquer through flattery that has no substance.(Talkers)
Build your walls high, and keep them there using logical discernment.