Repossible

Repossible

By Bradley CharbonneauBusinessEntrepreneurshipReligion & SpiritualityEducationSelf-ImprovementSpirituality
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Repossible episodes

  • re103: Can you read the emotions on another person’s face? With Dan Hill, author of Famous Faces Decoded
    Job interview? Hot date? Or you just really want to know what the other person is really thinking?

    I talk with Dan Hill, author of “Famous Faces Decoded” and he tells us how.

    “What is it you think I’m going to find out about you?”

    — Dan Hill

    “In this smart, entertaining book, he [Hill] explains how one can spot seven emotions on people’s faces . . . using clear examples . . . Here, he analyzes the facial expressions of 173 celebrities . . . A fun, informative book for readers interested in better reading people.”

    — Kirkus Reviews

    “Recent research on leadership has found that the ability to recognize and understand emotions are among the best predictors of successful leaders. Rarely, however, are these emotional intelligence skills taught in business school. Dan Hill presents a unique and highly entertaining roadmap to these skills.”

    — Steven Stein, Ph.D., author of The EQ Leader
    Famous Faces Decoded: A Guidebook for Reading Others
    35 min
  • re101: Survive or Thrive? With Nicoline Huizinga
    We could hide under a rock and hope to survive. Or we can step up and thrive.

    Nicoline is action-oriented, positive, fearless, and fun.

    I knew I liked her for a reason.

    “Businesses who have that mindset, they will survive. The ones who will go into hibernation and hiding and waiting and seeing? Those are the ones that will die during the crisis.” — Nicoline Huizinga

    You can see a video version of this conversation here:

    [ https://repossible.teachable.com/courses/nam/lectures/14810129 ]

    https://repossible.teachable.com/courses/nam/lectures/14810129
    15 min
  • re98: Probably the hardest of the Repossible series to write–and execute–Ask.

    I had the hardest time asking: asking for help, asking what I wanted with my life.

    It turns out, the answer isn’t necessarily the hardest part.

    The hardest part can be asking the question in the first place.

    Let me ask you a question: bradleycharbonneau.com/asking/.

    If you’d like to see the video version from the “Thursday Thunder” (weekly videos for all of 2020), they’re all here (free, just might need to register).

    [ https://repossible.teachable.com/p/tt ]

    7 min
  • re97: Yeah, well, it didn’t happen like that for me.

    You know those moments in the movies, usually accompanied by dramatic music, when lightning strikes or the guy hangs on to the cliff by his pinky toe and then miraculously saves himself (and probably the rest of the planet) and goes on to cure cancer and star in the remake of The Shawshank Redemption?

    Yeah, well, it didn’t happen like that for me. 

    6 min

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