The Six-Axis Model of Influence w/ Chase Hughes

[@LindaBTorklep]

Oh this is going to be epic!

[@rdreeke]

🙏😃

[@begitteolsen3784]

HEY LINDA♡ Let's have some fun time watching this

[@Annastesiacrane]

@@LindaBTorklep what's going to be epic

[@leeboriack8054]

Props to Robin for being a great host and giving his guest room. Chase is a phenomenal human being, Who has created Such invaluable books to help all of us with the human condition.

[@rdreeke]

🙏☺️

[@JoHa-cg1vy]

Best interviewer! Personalised questions to get to know the man as opposed to strictly questions to the expert. Love the intelligent curiosity, so rare to see. Thank you!

[@rdreeke]

Thank you so much 🙏☺️… that is very kind!

[@mamatrop]

I think we're fortunate to live in a time where The Behavior Panel is made available for healthy, positive information truly for getting us through the day to day. Great job Chase!!

[@cathywestholt5324]

You are brilliant, Chase! I am blown away by your young life experience.

[@investingjim2801]

This is the first time I have heard Robin Dreeke. He struck me as the best interviewer I have ever seen and listened to! I have watched so many interviews with Chase, but I learned so much new information in this interview.

[@rdreeke]

Thank you so much! Chase was a wonderful person to chat with for sure! 🙏☺️

[@mikemattsteve]

Near the end, when Mary Had a Little Lamb was discussed, I realize why I appreciate Chase’s work. I’m running across a lot of concepts which underpin acceptance and commitment therapy, which has been so helpful to me. Thank you for your dedication to the science of behavior, which you then distill and share in an accessible way.

[@rdreeke]

🙏☺️

[@beateifarta]

Wow. Integrity. Service. Empathy. Humility. Wisdom. Thank you letting me experience all of that while listening to this convesation.

[@rdreeke]

So kind! Thank you 🙏

[@pcardenasBX]

Robin, brilliant way to bring out the best in a person and the first twenty minutes are a demonstration of how to humanize a person. You really have a gift that only a few have. Congratulations man. I really appreciate your passion and dedication.

[@rdreeke]

Thank you very much… very kind and appreciated 🙏☺️

[@geraldinefelicetty2018]

I found a podcast just yesterday with Chase as the guest. I found him to be so interesting, authentic and talking about topics you don't normally come across. I feel like binge watching him. I admire and appreciate that he's sharing himself with ppls. ❤ Blessings to you both.

[@bt8508]

I absolutely love chase huges. What an amazing person and wealth of knowledge. We are blessed hes so willing to share!!

[@begitteolsen3784]

When Chase is attending - Sleep is irrelevant. ( Denmark = Past my bedtime)

[@selenaclarke]

Thankyou Chase Patrick for being a real Man and encouraging the younger Chase Hughs. Look what you helped to achieve !!!!!!!!

[@AshtynJadeProduction]

Incredible!! And Chase’s training app is PHENOMENAL.

[@mjones9167]

Great guest and wonderful discussion. Always love to listen to Chase and his wealth of knowledge.

[@mabeldenney7627]

I would like to see Chase's training employed by our educators. There is so much potential to really impact education as a whole. As a retired behavior/ emotionally disturbed certified educator, I know the impact this can have on the educational process. Let's get school districts in on this!

[@rdreeke]

That would be very helpful indeed?

[@DJ-yw3gf]

I agree. I think they already know, just using it nefariously, to further brainwash our children.

[@ceeyaaa]

I am so impressed with your interview. I have seen Chase Hughes on different podcasts before and they have never asked some of the questions you asked. Pretty much answered my question about how he translated not getting a date into a Naval career. I have subscribed to your channel now. I know I have read at least one of your books. Have it upstairs or I would tell you which one. I also am a member of CH social app. I got interested in body language about a year ago and now keep reading about it and watching people. It’s pretty fascinating and has definitely made me more understanding of some people’s actions. I think it makes you have more empathy. Thanks for a great interview.

[@rdreeke]

Thank you so much and I’m glad you enjoyed the episode. Mark Bowden’s episode was also fascinating and Greg Hartley comes out Monday. 🙏☺️

[@debnunez5930]

Brilliant. I felt Every minute listening was valuable. No wasted time here at all. Chase is awesome, so appreciative of his sharing what so many of us struggle with or struggled with at some time or another.

[@utubesebas]

Absolutely awesome to have you both together! Thank you Robin!

[@rdreeke]

Thank you 🙏

[@EdelweissM_TheJourney]

First of all, my utmost gratitude to you both for servig our country! Scond, thank you, Chase, for helping me get what I deserved through your goal-reaching tactics, coupled with earnest prayers, and voila!

[@rdreeke]

🙌☺️🙏

[@POKPOK96121]

liking this already!

[@utubesebas]

I absolutely loved it! Thank you Robin and Chase

[@rdreeke]

Thank you 🙏

[@pamyes]

You have a new subscriber thanks to this interview and the next one with Mark :) Thank you for being a brilliant listener and question-asker! 👌

[@thebodylanguagebookclub-SamD]

Looking forward to this!

[@343DonTL00kAtMe]

The app is great Chase, thank you! Thanks both of you for letting us in on your great conversation.

[@mikelasswell3640]

This part tho -> @48:30 ish “The voice is a little kid trying to help you” Seeing the imposter syndrome voice as your inner little kid trying to protect itself from something that it’s scared will hurt it was incredibly powerful because it generated such empathy for that cause I no longer consider it an enemy.

[@BenBaconBits]

I said it before, I will say it again, Robin has a gift for interviewing.

[@rdreeke]

Kind as always… very appreciated 🙏☺️

[@aaronhuth1340]

Another great episode, glad he mentioned a therapist story. As a clinician myself, that’s why I enjoy your trust concepts, Schafer, Navarro ideas, and the the panel ideas. Definitely can bring all these concepts just to be a better human and connect better with others! Bravo

[@rdreeke]

🙏☺️

[@rememberremember5106]

I didn't get to catch all of this, but what I did catch was brilliant, will be watching what I missed later.

[@bencesz]

Amazing episode! Thank you, Robin!

[@rdreeke]

Thank you 🙏

[@sherrihodge7465]

This video went by so quickly! Brilliant interview! Looking forward to the next one!

[@rdreeke]

Thank you so much! Chase was fantastic and Mark is just as inspirational 🙏☺️

[@sherrihodge7465]

@@rdreeke I look forward to the video and exploring some of yours. I just subscribed. There is so much to learn!

[@Wendolynn_Jane]

Just saying 'hi.' I don't want to watch without introducing myself. I unfortunately had imposter syndrome the entire time I taught, but it left as soon as I stopped teaching. Go figure. I have no idea if it would come back if I went into teaching again, or stay gone. In any event, I don't plan on finding out. How well my memory's working, or not working, will also trigger imposter syndrome in me. Maybe anxiety inhibits recall? Anyway... Best! :)

[@rdreeke]

Thank you :)

[@Wendolynn_Jane]

@@rdreeke One of your challenges in interviewing Chase Hughes is that he isn't allowed to answer so many of your questions. You kind of already have to know the answers --that you're not supposed to have!--in order to know which questions to avoid. :) But I realized a dichotomy, personally: if you owe money; it's OK to talk about what happened. If someone else owes you money; it's not! :) Best! :)

[@sondrawatts1717]

2:15 saving this for later. I love Chase ( and the others, too) on the Behavior Panel.

[@PrivateEye_007]

I never seen you before but I subscribed instantly since I could see it really is Chase in his newly redecorated home/office/set I see him in on the Behavior Panel, cool🤩😍🤩

[@bradleylivingston8772]

Thank you for your service and the information. Look forward to learning more!

[@dustindies8506]

Love this video! I've always said where people went wrong as a species was learning language. Language essentially takes over your thoughts and drowns out your gut feelings. If you think about it there is never a time when your brain is not speaking to you. That voice can not be muted like he eludes to. Granted it's essential for communicating more efficiently but I think it hinders us instinctually.

[@marisweiss5335]

Great interview Robin! I admire you both and what you both share with the world.

[@rdreeke]

Very kind 🙏☺️ Thank you

[@extreme-cm8hb]

Robin, this is my second video of yours. My first was Mark Bowden. I love how you interview. I really connected with something you said to Chase here. You stopped him and said you're basically more into experiences/lessons than facts, if I rephrased that correctly. Brilliant! It's interesting that Chase speaks about focus. I disassociate for seconds so many times a day, I can walk into my next room, after having a thought, and stand in that other room and wonder to myself why I went in there. And it only takes seconds to walk there. On The Behavior Panel, on one episode, Chase is talking about something, and in a very calm, smooth tone that isn't intimidating at all, he says, "Look at me. Look at me". And I had lost focus. And when he stated this, I looked right up at him. How was he able to gain my focus, and compliance to focus on him, without saying it in a seemingly authoritative tone? I'd be quite curious about your answer or your take on that type of situation.

[@marjoleinewelters1728]

That was awesome! Thank you both for this informative fun convo. Love how much fun you both seemed to have talking together! Love the next level of questioning that Robin does, actually interested in the person! And love Chases great examples and explenations, and the openness here. Great match! Gonna re watch and re listen to this a lot!

[@rdreeke]

Thank you so much! So happy you enjoyed it🙏☺️

[@iankenney6602]

23:19 seems like he's touching around with the concepts or Rupert Sheldrakes Morphic Resonance theory as well as Carlos Castaneda's explanation of the way of the Nagual and the art of "seeing," as far as that part of us that knows they can learn things that are true beyond language. I have been interested in getting more familiar and comfortable in this type of ultra-experienced "flow zone." Another thing that is weird to me with language is that the concept of polarity as a severely exaggerated form of duality does not seem to be able to exist without the presence of language. That is something else I have recently heen fascinated with and am experimenting around with. I like to imagine all the truth that must be waiting to be discovered right in front of (all of) our eyes, that none of us are still able to see? Although we (as a population right now) seem to be self-balancing ourselves back into a harmonic equilibrium with nature, but still our miseducations must prevent us from seeing so much.. Wow, the other side of the power of words, I hadnt brought up, but apparently, must also be addressed regarding their Beautiful power was expressed so elegantly in that short but powerfully true perceptive suggesstion to "see suffering first," for example.

[@georgenawilson2843]

Amazing show, thank you!!!!

[@rdreeke]

Thank you 🙏

[@brittanybear9951]

On the imposter syndrome conversation, it got me looking at different ways to perceive that voice. And that alone is interesting. It is just a thing that exists in the mind at the moment and another part of the mind is creating a meaning out of it. So what can it mean to me? It's obviously fear based and that can lead one to not take action, paralyzed by fear. It can be a good business partner making sure you keep looking for helpful information for yourself and those around you. Keeps you on your toes so you don't feel too comfortable solidifying in how your making sense of reality OR in other words how present you are. Are generalizing and assuming whats in front of you or are you looking at it for what it is, you know? Because that imposter syndrome type of thoughts can help wake you up to like are you asleep and assuming things that are not actually accurate or are you observing clearly? He calls it fiction in his mind but I wonder how much he has chosen to try and befriend it or transform it? There could be so many options now that I think about it.

[@susantompkins4254]

I'm loving your video's chase hughes also your 6mx book Thank you

[@rdreeke]

I will pass along your message to Chase ☺️🙏..

[@susantompkins4254]

Thank you, much appreciated

[@tammysims8716]

Chase Hughes mentions that he had a mentor who advised him to tear up his resume and start his own business. Chase followed that advice, worked hard, delayed gratification, and went on to write a number 1 best seller book. What if you don't have a mentor and feel like you don't know where to start? Where do you begin?

[@rdreeke]

@@tammysims8716 All great and worthy journeys start with a kindness and service you first offer. Create healthy relationships and watch the opportunities blossom.

[@NORTHERNFARMGIIRL]

Howdy🤠 @Mr. Robin, Ty for a Delightful Dig into this Wisdom of Mr. Chase!!! Ty for yer Fun Intelligent Conversation!

[@rdreeke]

🙏☺️

[@pixie3760]

I was very curious about Chases badge. Curiosity assuaged thankyou.

[@tobilytle5737]

❤ outstanding! 🙏🏻 thank you🙏🏻

[@pixie3760]

Very difficult to see you with Social Anxiety, Chase. It's great listening to someone so put together admitting what we all suffer from at some point. Oh goodness the Country Club brat. We all vied to be better than Suzi Jane ( the girls always have two names ) I struck out straight away...only one name, but it was all part of the "education ", and I'm forever grateful for it. Dedication is really all we need...sounds so simple...

[@evegoodmon]

What about ethics and integrity?

[@jz5005]

Is the double entendre in ‘Forger of Trust’ intentional?

[@rdreeke]

@@jz5005 Just me making a mistake… 🙏☺️

[@jz5005]

@@rdreeke I thought it was kind of funny…

[@rdreeke]

@@jz5005 😂

[@gardengirl6636]

Great conversation! Thank you!

[@betsyr4674]

Fascinating!!

[@mpilargarcia6589]

Impresionante ver cómo ambos mezclais conocimientos humanidad y pasión. Acerca de los noruegos, el que visten siempre de negro y no hablan con nadie es una broma que comparten el resto de los europeos. 😉

[@CasanovamenROY]

He collects his thoughts together to say it . Then I ask or say some things that totally stops the talking .. Then u start . With introducing him again

[@Annastesiacrane]

Military crews don't abandoned each other

[@willwetherington]

He threw cake batter in the microwave in a metal bowl in Under Siege! Lol

[@asalane20]

Those captions are aggressive

[@takinittotheheatandthestreet]

Host interrupts too much ! So, this is an interview on Chase’s background ? I was hoping to get tips.

[@51page]

Chase can you take me under your wing.

[@rdreeke]

He is a busy guy I know. You can check in with him on his app most likely. Just search his name in the App Store.

[@MissyK713]

20 min in and finally they talk about what the headline says. The intro was waaaaaay too long.

[@rdreeke]

@@MissyK713 thank you

[@MissyK713]

tldl

[@pottymouthstarseed6315]

Skipping forward… thanks

[@jonathanmitchell1776]

Turn the Closed Caption OFF

[@PrivateEye_007]

I would feel erked a bit if someone asked me on the internet how old my son is too Chase, ahhh

[@CasanovamenROY]

U did the intro for him now let him speak like a class idk ...

[@peachlander]

Pro tip for Chase: You can tell a lot about girl from her feet! Watch the feet. For example, if her feet are behind her ears, SHE LIKES YOU! If her feet are on your throat, she's you ex and she's taking the house. Just saying....

[@christophboesch]

Who the hell "rates" a body language expert? 🙃🙃🙃

[@judyremington5402]

I thought I would like to see his videos but some have too much vulgarity in them for me. It is surprising.

[@yvonne3903]

Repeat a negative thought in a Donald Duck voice 😅

[@CasanovamenROY]

Bro stop stopping him soon as he opens his mouth 👄 . Let him speak lol

[@imperialguy3]

Honestly, this was a terrible interview. This was more about Chase's life than about the book or what it's about

[@rdreeke]

@@imperialguy3 that’s exactly what the point of all the interviews are.

[@Grace.allovertheplace]

Hi, This was an amazing interview. Many thanks. Respectfully, Grace 🩰

[@rdreeke]

@@Grace.allovertheplace 🙏☺️

[@Grace.allovertheplace]

@@rdreeke 🫡

[@AshtynJadeProduction]

Incredible!! And Chase’s training app is PHENOMENAL.

[@rdreeke]

Thank you 🙏