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

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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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[@christianlafferty4106]

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

[@kg6itc]

Think that defines a politician

[@rigelb9025]

How about this : Danger with no charisma is authentic.

[@whoo2975]

and its a double edge sword, man. i am telling you. i been there, not that i have some significant impact on real life, but rather after a brefie moment of joyment (if that make sense) i lost the concept on who the tf i am. Charisma is a secondary thing. wont last long itself. and When the sword falls, is you or others it falls on.

[@Jungforevercoaching]

That would be a narcissistic antisocial personality disorder or straight up psychopathic

[@CharlesHarpolek4vud]

That quote describes a description of Donald Trump.

[@bearglove1189]

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

[@II-eb6mw]

I watched many, and I've realized it's an interviewer that really makes a difference, but Andrew is so good I can watch him talk 24/7

[@InconspicuousOwl]

Absolutely underrated interview.

[@Chriscollinsinc]

Glad you liked it Carrots

[@IlGattoCheFuma]

I am not a very huge podcast fan but this was FANTASTIC. Both great conversationalists, if I may humbly suggest I'd like the interviewer scratch deeper some of the concepts discussed but not only confirming but also contrasting and scrutinizing for the sake of dissecting the arguments and ideas. I know not everything can be covered and the convo has to move forward but it's just a point I noticed in podcasts, a lot of reciprocal confirmation but less dissection and debate about the concepts. I dunno if I am explaining myself. Just my 2 cents. Great content I'll be wathcing.

[@erman4633]

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

[@rigelb9025]

In other words, he might still be an agent.

[@LukeTheDuke55]

Or he just agrees with the agency. Lol he worked for them and doesn’t seem to regret being with them.

[@danner209]

Go back and look up the insane things the CIA has done in the not so distant past…. That’s who he works for. He is banking on the fact that humans have short attention spans especially regarding history. He offers free information on how to be a spy, but nothing is free in life, they want your trust

[@danner209]

@@dennisss3974 different department, same payroll, still CIA.

[@joanneblack7697]

​@@LukeTheDuke55Why would he regret being with them? It sounds like he learned some great stuff there that he finds really useful.

[@gabrielgarcia-fraire9504]

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.

[@joanneblack7697]

@@gabrielgarcia-fraire9504 There are a lot of great things that can be done with artistic creativity. You have to let go of the idea of "starving artists" ... or that no one pays for that. Look at all the luxury products (for example) that require that creativity.

[@RealityCheck1]

Same here. I realized later in life that non-artistic people were jealous, this was the reason why they put me down on purpose. I was adopted & my musical & artistic talent was never supported by them. They simply had no talent in art. They were more academic & mentally rigid.

[@growing367]

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

[@markcowan63752]

I love the 300 analogy

[@anothernumber9753]

lol that story about the Spartans was wild lmao

[@RealityCheck1]

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.

[@2two2twenty2two]

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...

[@joanneblack7697]

@bitcoinCrashes ... I am an introvert ... but went into Sales. By speaking one on one with clients, I got very comfortable with it. Soon, I transferred that comfort to speaking to larger groups. I did not use any of those "weird" suggestions like - Imagine the audience is naked. ??? Instead, I realized, I'm passing along useful information to this group. And that's something I can feel very good about. So it became just as easy as talking one on one with a friend.

[@MMkayUltra]

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

[@Brian.8272]

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

[@kg6itc]

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

[@Tr3ysTak3]

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

[@cbskwkdnslwhanznamdm2849]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!

[@brianc9374]

lol.....thats reserved for military, not for spooks

[@MMkayUltra]

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

[@nickvoutsas5144]

We all have our own strengths and we should respect them

[@brandonhall-brown6134]

That was really awesome

[@realdeal139]

Andrew is the best

[@jamesbaumer1731]

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

[@joanneblack7697]

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!!!

[@stevejameson77]

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

[@adamriede9136]

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.

[@alexeyfilatov3825]

Very good interviewer.

[@mariocasarez3896]

Good podcast, thanks guys.

[@Badhabitches]

My feed is normally littered with music, guitars and fitness. Now it's all CIA stuff. Something is about to go down, folks.

[@McD-j5r]

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

[@shirleychen7412]

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

[@DellaWatson-cz3mq]

just like this ex cia guy lol

[@jenniferwelch7613]

Check out the first follower principle.

[@ericrounce8181]

The bit about the reframe is really where this guest speaker demonstrates his chops! The Podcaster simply took this totally unconscious starting point for his story, and yet it was called out as the hinge point for life change that it really was. Too many people focus on the shell, but forget about finding the nut. JUST SANE ™

[@AK_501]

1:00 Leadership. 24:15 24:40 42:00

[@MrMikeV00]

My mother said the other day "you could have chose something else". Like, glad I was the one to take me to my first air show or even considered the Australian Air Force Cadets. Lol. I lost it. I was so angry.

[@kubrickenigma7977]

She isn't wrong. She is expressing prudence. You may well heed to consider a variety of backups that appeal to you. It is practical. Your mother, ultimately, loves you and is concerned for your better interests and future prospects. Having said that... You can ask her civil questions on her likely valid concerns for your aspirations. Experience your feeling, pass through them and re-engage with her. Remaining civil, respectful and open is key. Then go write about it, go for a walk or bike ride to think over things, etc. Perhaps she is unconsciously expressing how she is the one who needs you to lead her to her own sense of conviction, that you are absolutely committed to pursuing your interest. Bif you want to be a flight officer, you need to be collected, orderly, rational under pressure, systematic and, ultimately, a responsible leader. If you can get her there, you will have her full support and respect... which is ultimately what you need emotionally, to propell yourself forward with even more conviction. Not only do you want to serve your country, but also protect your Mum. Right?

[@acceleratedtrainingacademy]

Wow the comments about talent is soo cool

[@joshua1283]

Off topic, but; I want to take four ionic thrusters and strap magnetrons to the back of them and position them towards a focal point, see if the electrohydrodynamic thrust will pull the emf fields through the plasma field to a focal point and then use propellant to shoot decaying isotopes from finely ground carnival glass into the center. I dunno, just thought you guys should know this 🥴👽

[@kg6itc]

One of the few interviewers that “should not” talk less.

[@gunnerwright7793]

Love is the law

[@McD-j5r]

Truth comes first. Love derives from Truth.

[@danielpuia3342]

This guy is so smart or could of happened to all of us maybe we just not noticed

[@Cherie-d4e]

Wouldn't it be saccharin or splenda,If it's artificial?

[@YahushasDisciple]

Wow, you really need to fix your lighting!! You made Andrew look like he’s got food poisoning. I couldn’t watch this, just had to listen.

[@SootyS-wg4lm]

I know right. Who did the lighting? Ray Charles!!?

[@neoreign]

I hope every black person is listening and studying this guy. In a world where we're constantly betrayed, harrassed, manipulated, and such, it is time we start learning these tactics.

[@MalachiSpence-to7eq]

Wise man once said “I am what ever I say I am”

[@rodbutler4054]

He should be selling a book to justify all his interviews unless he is being paid by CIA for providing slanted favorable information???

[@joanneblack7697]

How does writing a book prove he's not taking direction from the CIA???

[@toniappleby7655]

Dude Sorry to burst yr bubble but yr still an introvert I 2 am an introvert But am an awesome public speaker Presenter and teacher When I have a role I rise to it Never ever get me into the staff lounge at lunch tho Team meetings are just obstacles to be navigated Staff Christmas party torture But I can role model and lead students easily But I need to have huge time alone to balance it Humans exhaust me but making a difference makes it worth it I'm a introvert but have to cope Doesn't mean my orientation or default changes

[@hanneshimma1373]

Chris, are you interviewing or are you talking about yourself? Seriously, I can't tell.

[@pimp1111]

40:32 *When you realize you naturally think like a CIA agent without being an actual CIA agent 😮😅* Watch somebody take this out of context, I can't w stupid people it's like they only look for bad takes on things

[@II-eb6mw]

The lighting in this video is very unfortunate...

[@hugoswartz7907]

I wake up in 24 hours, almost talking business is business, right

[@Cuteanimals-up6pj]

Why are they blue

[@acceleratedtrainingacademy]

Public speaking is definitely different to say sporting abilities...no reframe will make me great on the court. Lol

[@hugoswartz7907]

Well since we’re talking what are you though on 10 acres of land

[@odinswar596]

I'm good at sitting around doing nothing.

[@videowatch399]

So what this guy is saying, Is that he was really good a faking authenticity.....

[@vicjim3353]

Everybody has Shame!! Very interesting point... I shouldn't judge people just because of that..

[@SPR77]

👍🏾

[@priscillacharlot8188]

I watched Mr Busamante over 6 interviews. He is messaging slightly different stories. Be aware!

[@DougDeYoung-gt4id]

Some people are very guarded and you might have to be friends with them for a long time to get them to open up a little. Another good tool is alcohol. Get them drunk and the truth might slip out. Sometimes...😉

[@MMkayUltra]

Plot twist: ready? He has no wife and kids. The detail given is perfect tho. Wife musicals, making out through it. Man famn bro is pretty good, but not in the face of masculine opposition, he's shaky.

[@danner209]

He’s smooth. Knows how to tell people what they want to hear. Every interview I have seen with him, he’s got the interviewer eating out of the palm of his hand. He’s positioning himself so high level business executives trust him and bring him in as a confidant. Watch other interviews and content from “former” CIA officers, if you pay attention and watch long enough, you can track their patterns of how they gain trust and extract information. It’s subtle, you’ll find people offering tons of personal information in the comments alone! Can’t imagine what kind of information is obtained as he gets hired as a “consultant” to business leaders.

[@hugoswartz7907]

What the 10 acres?

[@StreetsOfVancouverChannel]

Very eclectic color grade...

[@MrMikeV00]

Is there all these places? I can go? Right? At least I am not the only delusional one.

[@JR-ld1et]

Dancing will soon become romancing

[@claudiamanta1943]

Understanding it does not lead to liking it. On the contrary. Unless, of course, your job or character compels you to be a manipulative weasel.

[@anastasiosgramozi4712]

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[@CharlesHarpolek4vud]

Does anyone who ever works for the CIA ever able to stop that contact. Andy appears to be a CIA plant who has gone out with information people want to hear about and at the same time say great things about the CIA. Sounds like a planted apologist to me.

[@smearning7110]

Indian

[@marcialabrahantes3369]

Pyramid has 5 sides* 😉

[@hugoswartz7907]

Laxjh