Steven Bartlett
@TheDiaryOfACEO·14.9M subscribers·833 videos
THE SECRET SERVICE DOESN'T WANT YOU TO KNOW THIS!
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1:27Now PlayingWhy do so many of us feel powerless in our lives?
It’s a question I put to today’s guest because her whole career has been about finding power in the toughest situations.
This isn’t the first time she’s joined me…
Evy Poumpouras, welcome back for the third time to The Diary Of A CEO.
Evy is a former Secret Service agent who’s protected four US Presidents.
She’s worked in undercover missions and spent her life studying human behaviour, and she’s been teaching people for years how they can master resilience and courage.
This time, she shows how we can all learn to face fear, command respect, and build real confidence in our daily lives.
We cover:
- How do you manage emotions when fear takes over?
- Is overanalysing your past keeping you stuck?
- The secret trick Presidents use to avoid bad decisions…
- How do you spot a liar in 7 seconds?
and so much more…
Everywhere I go, people bring up my conversations with Evy.
I get so many messages telling me these episodes change the way you see yourself.
She has this conviction, but also a relatability and nuance that makes you stop and listen.
That’s why I wanted to have her on again, and why I always learn something new when we talk.
If you’re ready to take control of your life this conversation will show you how to.
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