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CIA Spy: "Leave The USA Before 2030!", "Why You Shouldn't Trust Your Gut!", "I Held The Nuclear Codes Around My Neck" - Andrew Bustamante

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For seven years, I was working undercover as a spy, and I needed to know how to manipulate, how to live and operate without ever being detected, and how to collect secrets. Okay, I've got so many questions. Andrew Bustamante, he's a former CIA officer who uses spy skills to teach anyone how to master their mind, talents, and potential in business and everyday life. When I left CIA, I realized that I could use CIA skills to succeed in business. One of the first things you should want to learn is how do I know if I'm being light? As an example, bad liars That is one of the biggest tells of an unskilled liar. Next, people have four basic core motivations. Reward, ideology, coercion, and ego. And if you can speak to somebody through the lens of their ideology, you can get them to do incredible things. Perception versus perspective. What's that? Ninety percent of the people out there, they're all trapped in their own perception.

in thinking emotionally, and emotions are very likely wrong. So CIA trains us to recognize and distrust our perception. And there's two really quick things that you can do. Next, Sadrat. an acronym. And all of our marketing, all of our human interactions falls into the same SAD process that I learned at CIA because the human condition is so predictable. So SAD stands for S and it's the reason my company has grown 300% every year for the last three years. I wanna know more. Was there any situations where you felt your life was at risk? What do you think about what's going on at the moment with geopolitics? Do you think we're already engaged in a form of World War Three? And then why are you gonna try and leave America in twenty twenty seven?

Uh Mm. You're well known for your time in the CIA because people are so intrigued and compelled by it. How long were you in the CIA? I was actually in the CIA for a comparatively short period. I was only in for seven years.

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