Conversation Tricks From An FBI Negotiation Trainer | Mark Goulston - MP Podcast #115
Last updated: Jul 2, 2023
The video is about a conversation with Mark Goulston, a former FBI hostage negotiation trainer and creator of the Michelangelo Mindset, who shares his insights and techniques for understanding and communicating with people who are struggling with depression and suicidality. The video covers topics such as surgical empathy, the Michelangelo Mindset, and how to create a conversation that helps people feel understood and supported.
This video by Mikhaila Peterson was published on Sep 21, 2021. Video length: 59:30.
The video is about a conversation between Mikhaila Peterson and Mark Goulston, an FBI negotiation trainer and executive coach.
They discuss the importance of empathy in understanding and helping people who are struggling with depression and suicidality. Goulston shares his experience as a former FBI hostage negotiation trainer and his work in developing the concept of "surgical empathy." They also discuss the importance of creating a conversation that is tailored to the individual and using tactics to communicate effectively with bullies. Goulston is praised for his ability to read people and have them react in the way he wants.
The video is intended to benefit everyone who wants to improve their communication skills and help people who are struggling with mental health issues.
Mark Goulston is a former FBI hostage negotiation trainer and creator of the Michelangelo Mindset.
He shares his insights and techniques for understanding and communicating with people who are struggling with depression and suicidality.
The video covers topics such as surgical empathy, the Michelangelo Mindset, and how to create a conversation that helps people feel understood and supported.
The video is about a conversation with Mark Goulston, a former FBI hostage negotiation trainer and creator of the Michelangelo Mindset, who shares his insights and techniques for understanding and communicating with people who are struggling with depression and suicidality.
The video covers topics such as surgical empathy, the Michelangelo Mindset, and how to create a conversation that helps people feel understood and supported.
Section 2: Understanding and Communicating with People Struggling with Depression and Suicidality
Mark Goulston shares his insights and techniques for understanding and communicating with people who are struggling with depression and suicidality.
He emphasizes the importance of surgical empathy, which involves actively listening to the other person and trying to understand their perspective.
He also talks about the Michelangelo Mindset, which involves helping people see their own potential and encouraging them to pursue their goals.
Section 3: Creating a Conversation that Helps People Feel Understood and Supported
Mark Goulston shares techniques for creating a conversation that helps people feel understood and supported.
He emphasizes the importance of active listening and asking open-ended questions to encourage the other person to share their thoughts and feelings.
He also talks about the importance of validating the other person's emotions and showing empathy and understanding.
The video concludes with Mark Goulston emphasizing the importance of creating a relationship built on generosity and helping others.
He encourages viewers to use the techniques and insights shared in the video to create conversations that help people feel understood and supported.
The Importance of Self-Awareness
Having self-awareness is crucial for effective communication.
Being pushy or anxious can make you come off as hungry and less attractive.
Having a beginner's mindset means being curious and open to learning.
Self-awareness can help you understand and respond to others' needs and feelings.
By being aware of your own emotions and reactions, you can better connect with others.
Creating a Wild Yes
A wild yes is a response that is unexpected and captures someone's attention.
It can be achieved by expanding mental real estate in people's minds.
Twisting familiar concepts or ideas can create more mental real estate.
A wild yes can be achieved by coming up with something that seems familiar but is then twisted to create more mental real estate.
Creating a wild yes can help you connect with others and make a lasting impression.
Talking to Crazy
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Get Even Plus 10
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Introduction
The video is about a conversation with Mark Goulston, a former FBI hostage negotiation trainer and creator of the Michelangelo Mindset, who shares his insights and techniques for understanding and communicating with people who are struggling with depression and suicidality.
The video covers topics such as surgical empathy, the Michelangelo Mindset, and how to create a conversation that helps people feel understood and supported.
Mark Goulston's Background
Mark Goulston was a former FBI hostage negotiation trainer and creator of the Michelangelo Mindset.
He is known for his insights and techniques for understanding and communicating with people who are struggling with depression and suicidality.
The O.J. Simpson Trial
The O.J. Simpson trial was a high-profile criminal trial in the United States in 1995.
It involved the murder of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman and the acquittal of O.J. Simpson on all charges.
Detective Mark Furman and the Fifth Amendment
Detective Mark Furman was one of the characters in the O.J. Simpson trial.
He was questioned by a famous lawyer, F. Lee Bailey, and took the Fifth Amendment, which protects individuals from self-incrimination.
Mark Goulston's Experience with Detective Mark Furman
Mark Goulston was sequestered in the top floor of the criminal courts building during the O.J. Simpson trial.
He was accused by F. Lee Bailey of drugging him or coaching him in his testimony during the cross-examination earlier in the trial.
Detective Mark Furman came on the stand and seemed like John Wayne, strong and confident.
Goulston was subpoenaed to see if he did anything with Furman, but the subpoena never reached him because it went to a building that fell down in the 1994 earthquake.
Section 1: Understanding and Communicating with People Struggling with Depression and Suicidality
Mark Goulston, a former FBI hostage negotiation trainer and creator of the Michelangelo Mindset, shares his insights and techniques for understanding and communicating with people who are struggling with depression and suicidality.
The video covers topics such as surgical empathy, the Michelangelo Mindset, and how to create a conversation that helps people feel understood and supported.
Section 2: Surgical Empathy
Surgical empathy is a technique used to understand and communicate with people who are struggling with depression and suicidality.
It involves making statements instead of asking questions and putting a hook in someone's neck to reel them in.
The goal of surgical empathy is to find out a person's relationship with someone else, such as a detective.
Section 3: The Michelangelo Mindset
The Michelangelo Mindset is a technique used to understand and communicate with people who are struggling with depression and suicidality.
It involves looking into someone's eyes and blinking to keep them engaged.
The goal of the Michelangelo Mindset is to create a conversation that helps people feel understood and supported.
Section 4: Creating a Conversation that Helps People Feel Understood and Supported
Creating a conversation that helps people feel understood and supported involves using surgical empathy and the Michelangelo Mindset.
It involves making statements instead of asking questions and putting a hook in someone's neck to reel them in.
The goal of creating a conversation that helps people feel understood and supported is to find out a person's relationship with someone else and to create a conversation that helps them feel understood and supported.
Mark Goulston's Insights and Techniques for Understanding and Communicating with People Struggling with Depression and Suicidality
Mark Goulston, a former FBI hostage negotiation trainer and creator of the Michelangelo Mindset, shared his insights and techniques for understanding and communicating with people who are struggling with depression and suicidality.
He emphasized the importance of surgical empathy, which involves understanding and acknowledging the emotions and experiences of others without judgment or criticism.
Goulston also discussed the Michelangelo Mindset, which involves seeing oneself as a work of art that is constantly evolving and improving.
He emphasized the importance of creating a conversation that helps people feel understood and supported, rather than just trying to fix or solve their problems.
Mikhaila Peterson's Story
Mikhaila Peterson dropped out of medical school twice and graduated.
She took a leave of absence from medical school and worked in blue-collar jobs.
She returned to medical school and lasted for another three months.
She asked for a second leave of absence and was kicked out of medical school.
She felt like she had been kicked out of medical school and felt worthless.
Mark Goulston's Story
Mark Goulston is a former FBI hostage negotiation trainer and creator of the Michelangelo Mindset.
He shares his insights and techniques for understanding and communicating with people who are struggling with depression and suicidality.
He talks about the importance of surgical empathy in understanding and communicating with people who are struggling with depression and suicidality.
He talks about the Michelangelo Mindset and how it can help people feel understood and supported.
He talks about how to create a conversation that helps people feel understood and supported.
Mikhaila Peterson's Emotional State
Mikhaila Peterson is emotionally stable.
She is able to share her story and get emotional about it.
She is able to understand and communicate with people who are struggling with depression and suicidality.
She is able to create a conversation that helps people feel understood and supported.
She is able to feel understood and supported by others.
Mark Goulston's Techniques
Mark Goulston talks about the importance of surgical empathy in understanding and communicating with people who are struggling with depression and suicidality.
He talks about the Michelangelo Mindset and how it can help people feel understood and supported.
He talks about how to create a conversation that helps people feel understood and supported.
He talks about the importance of understanding and communicating with people who are struggling with depression and suicidality.
He talks about the importance of creating a conversation that helps people feel understood and supported.
Conversation Tricks From An FBI Negotiation Trainer | Mark Goulston - MP Podcast #115 - YouTube
Mark Goulston is a former FBI hostage negotiation trainer and creator of the Michelangelo Mindset.
He shares his insights and techniques for understanding and communicating with people who are struggling with depression and suicidality.
The video covers topics such as surgical empathy, the Michelangelo Mindset, and how to create a conversation that helps people feel understood and supported.
Goulston emphasizes the importance of active listening and non-judgmental communication in understanding and helping people who are struggling.
He also discusses the importance of empathy in understanding and connecting with people who are struggling, and how to use empathy to create a sense of safety and trust in a conversation.