Fix these FIVE things DESTROYING your AUTHORITY 🎓

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  • @sdz60
    @sdz60 9 місяців тому +25

    My Mom taught me to always have a “knipple” a special stash of money ! My Dad bless him used to say that’s the money she steals from me❤

  • @coffeeplease6265
    @coffeeplease6265 Рік тому +98

    I walked into the flagship LV store in Paris with my college age daughter, told the man who greeted me up front I wasn’t buying anything but that I wanted to show my daughter the iconic store, and the manager gave us a 45 minute tour of the beautiful store that we will never forget. And no, I didn’t buy anything and everyone still had a wonderful time.

    • @cremebrulee4759
      @cremebrulee4759 5 місяців тому +7

      Thank you for dispelling the idea that all Parisians are rude. It simply isn't true.

    • @kopph8tr693
      @kopph8tr693 3 місяці тому

      @@cremebrulee4759.. well we can insert an **almost** in front of All ..

    • @Erik-sf1iq
      @Erik-sf1iq 3 місяці тому

      What a great manager. Rarity

  • @lizhall4473
    @lizhall4473 9 місяців тому +16

    New sub here.....I'm 60 years old...you've taught me so much in the last few minutes...I feel like I'm going to start living in peace, confidence and happiness. And I thank you Chase, sooooo very much!

    • @Whatworksthisworks
      @Whatworksthisworks 9 місяців тому +4

      I am 61 and I am just finding him too. Thank goodness I found him 😍

  • @dogon23
    @dogon23 Рік тому +188

    Chase Hughes Is the Kindest, Bravest, Warmest, Most Wonderful Human Being I’ve Ever Known in My Life.

    • @Sippamanicola
      @Sippamanicola Рік тому +6

      That is so sweet ❤

    • @myrrhsolace5875
      @myrrhsolace5875 Рік тому +5

      Hmmm… is Jim a pseudonym for Mrs. Hughes?

    • @jeffreybaker4399
      @jeffreybaker4399 Рік тому +7

      Somebody is a Manchurian Candidate fan.

    • @radiantmessenger3369
      @radiantmessenger3369 Рік тому

      You couldn't have stopped them. The Army couldn't have stopped them, so I had to. 🏅

    • @slister45
      @slister45 Рік тому +1

      I'm so sorry that you didn't say that about your mom or dad.

  • @lynleebossard6417
    @lynleebossard6417 Рік тому +44

    Starting to watch you more to help build my confidence after a bad spell with PTSD. This is so helpful. Thank you!!!

  • @makaylahollywood3677
    @makaylahollywood3677 7 місяців тому +35

    I started getting up 5 am, making my bed, getting bills on autopay, tax info put in a safe place, tax done early. 8 years later, I still come home from work to a made bed and think, did I hire a maid? It's cool to take care of my life so religiously, my life begins to take care of me.

    • @arivalcur3049
      @arivalcur3049 4 місяці тому +4

      I love that, taking care of your life so that your life takes care of you ❤❤❤

    • @TheBloodMeridian
      @TheBloodMeridian 3 місяці тому

      Tax to who ? For what ? That’s slave speak . Don’t react .think

  • @jenniferbalbo3744
    @jenniferbalbo3744 Рік тому +19

    This is why I buy Hérmes on line only. 😂 Now, on my way home from Switzerland last year, I went to the Omega store at the Geneva airport to buy a watch. I have double sleeve tattoos, my hair was up in a messy bun for travel & I was wearing jeans & a Queen T-shirt. I was expecting to be judged immediately. The man showed me to a seat in front of the watches I was interested in & showed me every one I wanted to see with zero judgment. I handed him my Amex reserve card for my purchase & went on my way. While I expected to be judged, I still walked in with confidence because I KNEW I was going to buy an Omega watch.

  • @Angela-tm6uy
    @Angela-tm6uy Рік тому +34

    Discovered Chase from The Behavior Panel. He's my favorite! He seems less biased and I trust his analyses.

    • @Lindableching
      @Lindableching 7 місяців тому +3

      Yes, I absolutely respect this mans ability to communicate his years of expertise and training.

    • @MamaMailisha
      @MamaMailisha 6 місяців тому

      Same!I found The Behavior Panel a couple of months ago and now ♥LOVE♥ watching it so much. I've fallen madly in love with Chase because he seems so warm and kind and smart - all the best things!🥰 This video was so good for me to watch too, because I need to learn all of these important things! I SO wish that I would've learned this stuff a few decades ago, though.😣

  • @TeaNah48
    @TeaNah48 Рік тому +43

    I’ve been doing this! I leave gifts for my future self too. I call it time travelling. I try to time travel once a day and do something that will make my life better for my future self. It’s very rewarding.

    • @michellemooresings
      @michellemooresings 8 місяців тому +3

      I love that.

    • @Hemi_Bratt_Ca
      @Hemi_Bratt_Ca 8 місяців тому +3

      I started this by accident with my 1st real job as a teen! Left 50bucks in a jacket pocket & found it the following Spring. 44 years strong now 🎉❤😊

    • @JennWatson
      @JennWatson 5 місяців тому +1

      What a great idea! Thanks

  • @marjoleinewelters1728
    @marjoleinewelters1728 Рік тому +45

    This is an absolute gem Chase! Been working on those authority steps since London and damn does it make a difference!
    Having that butler daily automatically escalates into more regular behavior changes in my experience btw. Even when my butler is not active, I can't leave a dish standing on my table or anywhere else. I can't leave the dish in the sink either. I can't leave my towel on the floor and i can't leave the house with my bed unmade. At least not without feeling incomplete. haha it's amazing how that creeps into life itself. habits that took effort before.. now it takes effort to not do it.😅
    Its awesome! ❤

    • @chasehughesofficial
      @chasehughesofficial  Рік тому +17

      Love this! ❤

    • @lolivictorio4347
      @lolivictorio4347 Рік тому +6

      You just described me as well! I can't work around a messy environment! Home or Office!....and I make the bed EVERYDAY!

    • @marjoleinewelters1728
      @marjoleinewelters1728 Рік тому +3

      @Loli Victorio oh that is so good! And like Chase always mentions, when you have your life sorted like that, this comes across to others and it makes you feel more reliable to them. How amazing that this just comes naturally to you 🥰

    • @JLynne-dg9mh
      @JLynne-dg9mh Рік тому +5

      I'm the same way ... and I unplug the chargers when I leave the house too. LOL 🙂

    • @marjoleinewelters1728
      @marjoleinewelters1728 Рік тому +3

      @JLynne wow that is actually very smart and safe, thanks for that tip! I need to raise my awareness on that aspect.

  • @joannejeavas3604
    @joannejeavas3604 Рік тому +31

    I love how he describes human behaviours. I wish I knew this stuff when I was younger. I had zero confidence and had regular panic attacks and would not walk into a public place alone because of this anxiety and lack of confidence. Thanks Chase for helping people like us who struggle to understand human behaviour and do not have confidence in themselves but want to learn how to overcome their fears. ❤

  • @Klapback
    @Klapback Рік тому +6

    That’s me, ppl say when I walk into places ppl think I belong, I walk head straight nose slightly raised. What’s funny is I’m seriously insecure and shy, I just learned not to be prey for ppl!! All of this will seriously help me w my online store opening in few wks.
    Thanks for giving all of us this for free!! My mom was a hypnotherapist and mental health therapist and didn’t teach me any of this.

  • @pinkgogoboots
    @pinkgogoboots Рік тому +14

    No fluff. Straight to the point. Fantastic information. Wish everybody made videos like this👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @randibeal8591
    @randibeal8591 Рік тому +10

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Chase you ROCK!!! Thank you for all your wisdom!

  • @susanfontaine5214
    @susanfontaine5214 Рік тому +11

    Another winner 🏆. Thanks 😊 for all you do for us. Impeccable teacher and human being.😊

  • @justme-tj3jt
    @justme-tj3jt Рік тому +18

    You just got to walk into the room tall, strong, and confident everytime. Hold your head up folks. Thanks Chase.

    • @litasanford7595
      @litasanford7595 Рік тому +2

      So valuable. I’m a retired teacher of children with emotional problems. I tried to instill confidence, self love, and being a good leader. If I had this training, it would have helped the kids and me. Thanks, Chase.

  • @WillfullyWondering
    @WillfullyWondering Рік тому +10

    #ChaseSuccess You've been such a huge inspiration to soooo many. Thank you 😊

  • @melc-eu3dc
    @melc-eu3dc Рік тому +2

    One of the most eye opening situations I was in was crashing a TV industry party full of executives. I was with an attractive male actor and he just strode in there like he belonged no problem. I couldn’t believe it. No one said anything to us. That was definitely a lesson in acting like you belong and blending in with your environment.

  • @lynnesettle7590
    @lynnesettle7590 Рік тому +2

    A client recently shared your name and said how amazing your insights are...well now I have to agree!! This is my first time listening to you. Thank you!! This was a true WOW moment!! I love the science injected into the reasons why!
    This is the beginning of a new relationship! Namaste. So nice to meet you, Chase Hughes!!

  • @pixie3760
    @pixie3760 Рік тому +6

    It was fascinating to find out why I can't be hypnotised
    A few people over the years have tried. I always thought that I was a control freak.

  • @hopefull2070
    @hopefull2070 Рік тому +7

    It's so easy to forget how far we have come in our lives. It's important to remember the hard earned notches on our belts. Fuel our confidence through the acknowledgement of all our collective, shared- and- gained experiences which has lead us here to this exact moment.
    Be kind to ourselves through our forward thinking actions. Lead by example. Gratitude nourishes our security of being, and the ability to Enjoy, attracts the joyous interaction of others.
    This is a powerful message! Thanks so much!
    Love ❤ and appreciate 🙏 you, Chase. ❣️

  • @lisat9707
    @lisat9707 6 місяців тому +2

    Dopamine. The thing I lack most. The paying for the future you is something I've been working on and making some progress 🥰

  • @kristensawdust
    @kristensawdust Рік тому +6

    Very helpful Chase! Thank you practical tools to use.

  • @Akkordeondirigent
    @Akkordeondirigent Рік тому +5

    Great as always! I did that my whole life without knowing because how my family brought me up. But there is a circumstance when that doesn't work: When you're facing people with power and narcissistic traits. You can be a role model and have integrity as much as possible, they will crush you. Nothing saves then.

    • @chasehughesofficial
      @chasehughesofficial  Рік тому +9

      #limiting beliefs tend to come true.

    • @chasehughesofficial
      @chasehughesofficial  Рік тому +7

      Thanks so much.

    • @Akkordeondirigent
      @Akkordeondirigent Рік тому +1

      For you're actually reading comments: I would like to thank you very much! I learn a lot from you and your collegues/friends at the Behaviour Panel wich is of much use for me as a teacher in highschool. And I enjoy the humor of yours and your musketiers (look, how funny I am, haha) very much.
      Keep up your good work, it's very much enjoyed and appreciated. Best regards from Lower Saxonia.

  • @jeffreybaker4399
    @jeffreybaker4399 Рік тому +4

    I've always enjoyed those (rare) opportunities to walk into upscale stores in beach vacation locales like Honolulu or Guam. People walk in shorts, flip-flops, and a palm tree shirt and the staff doesn't make assumptions about their ability to afford the merchandise. Interesting that the usual signals don't hold, that they are place/situation based. Edit: Oh, enjoyed the lecture.

  • @sabrinavelt6300
    @sabrinavelt6300 Рік тому +5

    love it!!! so well done as always, fantastic. Thanks Chase, Sabrina from down under

  • @kellykugel8251
    @kellykugel8251 5 місяців тому +1

    I have always struggled with self-doubt and anxiety my whole life. I saw you give a discussion about the same subject on a different podcast. The part about the tigers has helped me SO MUCH!!!!!! Before I go into a store or a new place with strange people I repeat, "There are no Tigers in there" five times and I've noticed my heart rate is lower and I feel more confident with less anxiety. That is the best advice I have ever had. At 54 I wish I would have known about you years ago. Thank you. 😊

  • @EdelweissM_TheJourney
    @EdelweissM_TheJourney Рік тому +5

    I appreciate this so much!

  • @amyedwards9501
    @amyedwards9501 Рік тому +4

    ❤ thanks brotha

  • @cherialbaugh1741
    @cherialbaugh1741 Рік тому +9

    I think what is so great about this particular clip is that I can play it on a loop.
    Chase Hughes is my mentor. He may not even know it.
    This video proves how trustworthy he is.
    The measuring stick is watch how someone treats themselves and others. You will get no more and no less.

  • @Brighter_Mind
    @Brighter_Mind Рік тому +5

    Thankyou, Chase. ❤️ Another brilliant video! These videos that you have been creating in recent months are so well done! The information is so valuable! More importantly, you have given people actions to do, to get the skills. You are changing people for the better. I have learned so much from you, and I have dramatically improved my life. And it’s not just me who benefits: so many people around me have been affected by my positivity, confidence, enjoyment of life. Everyone I meet is touched by the the things you have taught me. You are influencing people through me. And through the others you teach. We, your students, are like the pebbles you drop, with purpose, into the lake, and the ripples we create with our actions spread to the furthest shore. You are creating a better world. ❤️ I owe you my life, and you have it. 🥰

  • @bendyandtheinkmachine6792
    @bendyandtheinkmachine6792 Рік тому +2

    Chase this is the first time I have seen you outside of the behaviour panel. So glad I watched this video, what you say makes so much sense and I love the way you explain things that makes them so easy to understand. I think what you do is fascinating. I am sure you hear this lots but you being a hottie makes you all the more easier to watch too. Amazing job. 😘

  • @pgallovich
    @pgallovich Рік тому +2

    Chase Hughes is the man! So much value and important information. Makes so much sense.

  • @gypsywidow1380
    @gypsywidow1380 Рік тому +1

    Thank you Chase, you really brought it home to me that if I don’t take care of my future self no one will!

  • @pellel8283
    @pellel8283 Рік тому +10

    I’m glad I found you and the Behavioral Panel. I love everything you do!

  • @TheCruelbartender
    @TheCruelbartender 6 місяців тому

    I AM TODAY YEARS OLD!! I could listen to you speak for hours. This is fabulous and now my favorite channel! I still watch The Behavioral Channel so now I am addicted to your knowledge, hard work and my voice of reason explained in a way so easy to understand!
    From The Heart,
    Tracy Greco

  • @sunshineparadiso3984
    @sunshineparadiso3984 9 місяців тому +1

    You made scary things become reasonable at least for me like the words and thank you Chase for discharging those tools.

  • @ninahall2845
    @ninahall2845 Рік тому +3

    Bravo!!!

  • @trishknaut1031
    @trishknaut1031 Рік тому +1

    ❤You are amazing Chase! Thank you for helping the whole world with your wisdom! 🎉

  • @elizabethromero3766
    @elizabethromero3766 Рік тому +2

    Hi Chase !!!!!
    I've been obsessed with The Behavior Panel for 2 years now ...
    I was thinking that maybe yall can do a behavioral analysis of interviews with Lucille Ball or Frank Sinatra , or Jerry Lewis ....
    Marilyn Monroe......
    🤷‍♀️🌞🤔
    Totally respect and appreciation for sharing your experience and knowledge

  • @crism3lo
    @crism3lo Рік тому +1

    Started a notebook for my studies. Thanks, Chase. Powerful stuff.

  • @plsavage
    @plsavage Рік тому

    9:54. You are THE MAN, Chase! Love ya!

  • @infinityreadings008
    @infinityreadings008 10 місяців тому +1

    Thank you for the booster!! Your behavior by itself ...convinces ...and continues to convince my senses. 😇

  • @anonymity1003
    @anonymity1003 Рік тому +1

    Never met him, but I love this guy!!!

    • @SaraVV
      @SaraVV 8 місяців тому

      Me too ❤

  • @Nefville
    @Nefville Рік тому +2

    This was amazing! I've never seen this side of you but I can totally connect with what you're saying here. Awesome presentation, thank you!

  • @Jennifer-b4e
    @Jennifer-b4e Місяць тому

    This is so great! The gem on discipline is worth gold! Thank you! I can do those baby steps. And I can see how it grows exponentially! So simple, and I think it leads to confidence and leadership naturally. When you TCB all the time, including when no one is looking, you are nearly bullet proof. When you know you've done all you can and no one has anything on you (you know you've done what you're supposed to), the fear factor is gone, and you can pretty much have the most honest, open, and authentic life experiences no matter the situation-AND you can seize on the opportunities presented to you because you're ready and don't have to do a bunch of stuff first/or not feel ready/worthy.
    Once you have this, here comes the gratitude, followed by pure enjoyment.
    So for me, it is take care of your crap (actions, not just planning, visualizing, but actions), and the rest will follow. This is what I subliminally see when I see someone in top physical shape. They are free in a way many are not because they did the work consistently, it isn't just because they look good--they paid the bill for their freedom about it upfront. Paying for their freedom in advance to enjoy it now and long term. Now, the rest of their life might be screwed up, but they have done that part and that is "out of the way", not interfering with all the other things going on in their subconscious mind.
    Either way you pay a bill--pay for your freedom by TCB now, or pay for your self-imposed limitations and missed opportunities by doing nothing with misery and further down the bad cycle.
    When you Take Care of Your Business (small things and large), you literally invite all the wonderful things God has for us. This is why knowing Jesus paid for our sins and walking in the ways the Bible teaches, frees you up for God's best (and we cannot do it alone!).
    Thanks so much Chase--God bless you and your family. I'm praying for you all.

  • @Klapback
    @Klapback Рік тому

    Omg Chase I love my Brain Type test, it’s exactly how I am INFP a healer!! I’ve always done animal rescue taken in kids that weren’t mine(currently) and I went into nursing because my son was a preemie and drs said he wouldn’t live a yr & I kept him alive for 9 until he was killed!!!! This made me feel really good
    THANKS CHASE SO GLAD I FOUND YOU MARK GREG SCOTT❤❤🎉🎉🎉😂😂😊😊
    Sorry didn’t know where to say Thanks

  • @coupecruiser
    @coupecruiser 10 місяців тому +1

    Hello Chase, it’s been quite a while and I have been studying and reviewing your content which helps me as a coach tremendously.
    Thank you for your content.
    Wilson

  • @vkumra
    @vkumra Рік тому

    Hearing Chase swear is.... WEIRD! I cannot get used to it. This info, however, is on point! So good. As always.

  • @DebbiedeCastro-q1f
    @DebbiedeCastro-q1f 5 місяців тому

    Found you on Diary of CEO. Thanks Chase, although I'm in my early 60's, I believe no-one is too old to change. Thanks again

  • @LaoiseAnne
    @LaoiseAnne 9 днів тому

    Saw you on Diary of a CEO and you were AMAZING!new sub. I DID find the music in the background distracting.l in this video. Hopefully you have some with no music. Be blessed Chase ❤

  • @ldolan4051
    @ldolan4051 Рік тому +1

    Look so forward to hearing these. Feels like you nailed most of my worst faults in one shot, but how, how do you go from this to that? When I attempt, I feel like I'm pretending.

  • @marisagoodman5817
    @marisagoodman5817 Рік тому

    Listened to your video about 5 times now . Trying to memorise or engrain it on my brain. Thank you thank you thank you
    Your the absolute best .

  • @milivanilimagic2572
    @milivanilimagic2572 5 місяців тому +1

    Nice one Chase.🎉,

  • @SingerChic
    @SingerChic Рік тому

    💯 agree w/you @Chase Hughes. I strategize my future everyday, and work towards my best interests for my future self. Andi ALWAYS knows she’s gonna luv this shit.

  • @CorynKLeaman
    @CorynKLeaman Рік тому +10

    Chase I think you are an amazing person! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the world! ♥️🙏

  • @slister45
    @slister45 Рік тому

    I love you, Chase! I'm a retired hypnotherapist.

  • @bbconklin2662
    @bbconklin2662 Рік тому

    Chase I saw an amazing true story and it reminded me how much you value authority. A caller claiming to be from the "home office" of McDonalds had a manager strip search an employee named Louise Ogborn and she was sexually assaulted, and humiliated by a male employee. Just incredible stuff on the power of authority..

  • @lisat9707
    @lisat9707 6 місяців тому

    Thank you! Autopsy conplete. Adhd is a big thing to tackle. I think this has helped me immensely in narrowing my focus into something that will make a major difference. Thank You. Going to go gift futureme with a good teeth cleaning☺️ before 🛏️

  • @danceteacherleslie
    @danceteacherleslie 3 місяці тому

    It's obvious you ENJOY helping others. Thx, Chase❣️

  • @gazpearce3700
    @gazpearce3700 7 місяців тому

    Mate this is so bloody powerful, thank you very much

  • @lollylane384
    @lollylane384 Рік тому +1

    Thank you, I appreciate you!

  • @jimpemberton
    @jimpemberton 9 місяців тому +3

    Authority is an interesting thing. You can exude an air of authority when you don't really have authority, but true authority is given, not taken. There's something to back up that theoretical corporate card.
    Interestingly, authority has a subject. The question needs to be answered, "authority over what?" I can walk into a store with confidence not intending to buy anything if only to familiarize myself with the kinds of products the store is offering. The authority to do that is granted by the store. They display their wares for that reason. In fact, customers who seem to be discerning are good to have around as they seed other customers. What qualities does the product have that make it so much more valuable than other similar products? I can confidently ask to see some product or another without caring whether anyone "is judging" me. Judge away. I have my reasons or purposes and I don't have to explain them to you.
    But exuding an air of authority is in some ways subjective. Some people may appear meek when they are confident for no other reason than their physical appearance. Some people may appear confident when they have no cause to be confident for no other reason than they have physical characteristics that naturally appear that way. I have a naturally high physical anxiety level, whether I'm actually nervous or not. (I seem to have passed this on to my kids, each of whom have required medication at one point or another to help them function.) I'm aware that it's apparent to others and that they might be inclined to draw false conclusions from what they perceive in my behavior. I can't fault them for that. That's just normal human psychology. But if I understand that, I can take measures to minimize false perceptions, and hopefully in a way that doesn't make me seem disingenuous for doing so. I can also leverage those false perceptions from time to time. Self-awareness goes a long way.

  • @williampark6704
    @williampark6704 Рік тому

    First time I've seen Chase Hughes on UA-cam outside of the Behavior Panel. Glad I did. Concise but information-packed presentation. Liked the interaction with hypnotists off-camera. Subscribed from this moment in May.

  • @SaraVV
    @SaraVV 8 місяців тому

    I would love to go to one of his conferences. Thank you so much for making these videos available to us. ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @alwaysflushinpublic
    @alwaysflushinpublic 6 місяців тому +1

    Great Job, Mr Chase. TY for getting me to neuro. So thankful. Hope your family (and dog) are well. Do you think we could talk either Greg or Scott to fun for prez? Things are gettin' desperate. Seriously, what is the connection of adoption and crime? Socio/psychopaths? Addiction?

  • @kmily700
    @kmily700 Рік тому

    His combination of emphathy and insight is 👑👌

  • @cynthiawaldorf9353
    @cynthiawaldorf9353 29 днів тому

    Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us! Im learning so much. 😊

  • @serendipity2345-k8r
    @serendipity2345-k8r 8 місяців тому

    Wow childhood, mine was spent "Dont speak unless you are spoken too",it sticks in adulthood,its like embedded stupidly in my head sometimes 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

  • @suziequeue7187
    @suziequeue7187 Рік тому

    OUTSTANDING presentation Mr. Hughes ‼️ I love the way you think 🤔 and the way you explain the process 🤩 thank you 🙏🏼🌻

  • @tears-ran-dry
    @tears-ran-dry 7 місяців тому

    Brilliant . TY Chase ,I never had Life's basic strategy for success and happiness ,explained in such a way that I could understand and focus on tools to change, what's not working! joy and peace .✌ p.s. Knowing that I can manifest physiologic changes in my body thru my actions , thoughts and habits is fascinating and with some rewiring of brain synapses, and more gratitude, I manifest positive changes in my life.

  • @vanessacee4154
    @vanessacee4154 Рік тому +5

    Any tips for the neurodivergent brain? Particularly interested on the discipline front. Just diagnosed with ADHD in my 50’s and making a lot more sense of my approach to life. It’s always been difficult to be long term future focused, and prior to diagnosis, I always thought it was an artifact of being Gen X & coming into the work force at a time of job uncertainty where competition was high for positions and shorter term contracts the norm. Planning for and working towards 5 year/10 year/where I want to be scenarios are just so abstract.

  • @TheCaptainGibbons
    @TheCaptainGibbons Рік тому

    #1 expert in the world right there!

  • @FroQueen81
    @FroQueen81 9 місяців тому

    It is a game and university of selfmanagement - these shops. I do shop there, but they call me to come first. Started as an art student horrified of these places but now, understanding basic psychology of interaction and sales… it is fun to play with them:)

  • @34rlyw4rn1ng
    @34rlyw4rn1ng 3 місяці тому

    So happy i found you!! Your the real deal.. thankyou so much.

  • @Dejan_23Unlimited
    @Dejan_23Unlimited Рік тому +1

    4:35 - Wow, you are the man !!!

  • @vkm9251
    @vkm9251 Рік тому

    You're amazing 😊 I would swear you're completely aware of all my thoughts💙💙

  • @gojo2194
    @gojo2194 Рік тому

    Great to hear different analogies, thank you. Thoroughly insightful.

  • @marieclaires.5686
    @marieclaires.5686 Рік тому

    Thank you for posting. Will try to apply this autopsy tool. So interesting behaviour analysis!

  • @andreaswank3524
    @andreaswank3524 13 годин тому

    There's no purse worth that much money 😅. Funny example. You're great! Just love listening to you.

  • @annemariegodden
    @annemariegodden 6 місяців тому

    Thank you, Chase.

  • @fee4756
    @fee4756 Рік тому

    Amazing video. It struck so many cords. Thankyou for sharing ur wealth of knowledge.

  • @Anni.things
    @Anni.things 9 місяців тому

    I can’t wait to share a story with you guys( behavior panel and the ballet panel ( etc etc). This was too Well done. 😂dang . 😎✌️ thank you 🙏

    • @Anni.things
      @Anni.things 9 місяців тому

      Hermes. Was that the name of a Greek God or something like that ? 😏✊

    • @Anni.things
      @Anni.things 9 місяців тому

      I had to look it up. But , That’s not the story I was referring to, btw. 🤓🙏

  • @debbiesunlight7047
    @debbiesunlight7047 Рік тому

    Literally love him.

  • @islandgal1187
    @islandgal1187 9 місяців тому

    Thanks, brother!!💜 This is life-changing stuff.

  • @praiseandcoffeeSue
    @praiseandcoffeeSue Рік тому

    Love this, sharing it with all my clients!

  • @captainplanet1260
    @captainplanet1260 4 місяці тому

    Thank you, incredible

  • @jeananoble8112
    @jeananoble8112 Рік тому +11

    Common sense isn’t that common. Thanks for sharing truth!

  • @kaedelynn4584
    @kaedelynn4584 9 місяців тому

    These videos are AMAZING Chase!

  • @fionaewen6231
    @fionaewen6231 9 місяців тому

    Thank you Chase, l soneeded to hear this today

  • @joanneblack7697
    @joanneblack7697 Рік тому +12

    Chase, you have a way of cramming tons of info into 10 minutes! This was great! 💓

  • @pegasus5287
    @pegasus5287 8 місяців тому

    Chase, you're the man!

  • @JovanaIvanovic
    @JovanaIvanovic 7 місяців тому +1

    This is massive ❤

    • @chasehughesofficial
      @chasehughesofficial  7 місяців тому +1

      Thanks! Thanks so much for being a subscriber. They are the only comments I read. ❤️

    • @JovanaIvanovic
      @JovanaIvanovic 7 місяців тому

      @chasehughesofficial It is only polite online behaviour > "Internet manners". If I'm consuming content people are investing time, energy, effort, and more to create, I'm greatfu & respectful. Thank you.

  • @katfromthekong414
    @katfromthekong414 8 місяців тому

    This is brilliant!

  • @mrsash4714
    @mrsash4714 Рік тому

    Awesome . Thank you again

  • @eliszuna2539
    @eliszuna2539 4 місяці тому

    Excellent stuff

  • @christiandevans
    @christiandevans Рік тому +1

    This stuff is so good!!! Anybody in the Jacksonville Florida area that would be interested in connecting offline to practice this stuff...? Would love to connect!

  • @LaurieDavidson-nq5db
    @LaurieDavidson-nq5db Рік тому

    Thank you!!!

  • @susantompkins4254
    @susantompkins4254 Рік тому

    It's true its amazing, I'm loving this xx

  • @BedtimeStorieswithBelaLugosi

    Chase you're the smartest human I've seen