Evy Poumpouras

Secret Service Agent: Trust Your gut and Read People Instantly ( This is What I Do!)

"Trust your instincts—your body and mind pick up on things before you consciously realize them. If something feels off, there's usually a reason."

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Today, we dive deep into understanding the intricacies of human behavior with Evy Poumpouras. She’s a former Secret Service agent and security expert with invaluable insights on body language and manipulative behavior. In this episode, Evy teaches us how to protect our energy, reclaim our power, and create effective boundaries to prevent others from taking advantage of us. Her profound understanding of human behavior and practical advice will empower you to navigate life with confidence and clarity. If you haven’t yet, be sure to listen to our first episode with Evy linked below.

Be sure to listen to PART 1 of our conversation.

Buy her book Becoming Bulletproof.

"People who commit crimes often justify their actions to themselves. It's not about right or wrong—it's about how they can live with what they've done." @EvyPoumpouras

And now let’s jump into episode 1653 of The School of Greatness!

"People who commit crimes often justify their actions to themselves. It's not about right or wrong—it's about how they can live with what they've done." @EvyPoumpouras

Some Questions I Ask:

“You’ve faced some of the world’s most dangerous individuals. What is the most surprising thing you’ve learned about human behavior from those experiences?”
“In your book, ‘Becoming Bulletproof,’ you talk about the importance of setting boundaries. Can you share some practical steps for establishing and maintaining boundaries in everyday life?”
“You’ve mentioned that body language and tone are more important than words in communication. Can you explain how we can become more aware of our own body language and use it to our advantage?”
“What are some of the most common misconceptions people have about reading others, especially when it comes to detecting lies or deception?”
“As someone who has worked in high-stress, high-stakes environments, how do you manage your own energy and avoid burnout?”
“You’ve said that our instincts and intuition are powerful tools. How can we better develop and trust our instincts in both personal and professional situations?”
“How do you think society’s perception of vulnerability has evolved, and where do you see the line between healthy vulnerability and oversharing?”
“You’ve worked with some of the most influential leaders in the world. What have you observed about the way they command respect and build trust?”
“In today’s digital world, many people struggle with maintaining privacy and security. What advice do you have for protecting ourselves online?”
“As someone who has mastered the art of understanding people, what do you believe is the most critical skill for building genuine, long-lasting relationships?”

In this episode, you will learn:

How to read body language and detect deception.
The importance of trusting your instincts and intuition.
Strategies for setting and maintaining effective boundaries.
The impact of physical appearance on professional credibility.
How to build genuine connections and avoid manipulative techniques.
Plus much more…

Show Notes:

Be sure to listen to PART 1 of our conversation.
Buy her book Becoming Bulletproof.

Connect with

Evy Poumpouras

Transcript of this Episode

Music Credits:

MUSIC CREDIT

Kaibu by Killercats

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Evy Poumpouras

Secret Service Agent: Trust Your gut and Read People Instantly ( This is What I Do!)

"Trust your instincts—your body and mind pick up on things before you consciously realize them. If something feels off, there's usually a reason."

"People who commit crimes often justify their actions to themselves. It's not about right or wrong—it's about how they can live with what they've done." @EvyPoumpouras