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* 4:06 - Steve talks about when he first learned about positive reinforcement training and shares some stories from that time.
* 8:45 – Steve shares about learning to give the animal a voice by being a student of body language and his move to becoming "the partner of the bird".
* 12:43 – Ryan asks Steve to share with the listeners how they might become better observers of behavior.
* 16:15 – Steve talks about his process in building high trust accounts with people to give them feedback in order to help them improve their training.
* 29:38 – Ryan asks Steve to talk about something he heard him say years ago "I don't aim to be the smartest person in the room."
* 34:47 - Steve talks about how meeting Dr. Susan Friedman has impacted his life.
* 40:13 – Steve talks about his work consulting at zoos, his work travelling to observe natural behavior, and his new work moving into the world of virtual consulting.
* 44:04 – New learning opportunities through NEI TEC are discussed and can be found by visiting https://naturalencounters.com/.
* 50:17 – Inspiring caring that leads to conservation action is discussed.
* 59:47 - Steve discusses what he would like to see happen in the next 5-10 years in the world of positive reinforcement animal training.
By Ryan Cartlidge4.7
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* 4:06 - Steve talks about when he first learned about positive reinforcement training and shares some stories from that time.
* 8:45 – Steve shares about learning to give the animal a voice by being a student of body language and his move to becoming "the partner of the bird".
* 12:43 – Ryan asks Steve to share with the listeners how they might become better observers of behavior.
* 16:15 – Steve talks about his process in building high trust accounts with people to give them feedback in order to help them improve their training.
* 29:38 – Ryan asks Steve to talk about something he heard him say years ago "I don't aim to be the smartest person in the room."
* 34:47 - Steve talks about how meeting Dr. Susan Friedman has impacted his life.
* 40:13 – Steve talks about his work consulting at zoos, his work travelling to observe natural behavior, and his new work moving into the world of virtual consulting.
* 44:04 – New learning opportunities through NEI TEC are discussed and can be found by visiting https://naturalencounters.com/.
* 50:17 – Inspiring caring that leads to conservation action is discussed.
* 59:47 - Steve discusses what he would like to see happen in the next 5-10 years in the world of positive reinforcement animal training.

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