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1397: Kyle Vowinkel | How an FBI Negotiator Keeps Cool Under Fire

Former FBI hostage negotiator Kyle Vowinkel explains how to think clearly under fire, check your ego, and make hard calls before the heat of the moment.Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/1397What We Discuss with Kyle Vowinkel:Words prevail where ...  Show more

1396: Kaskade | The Sober Raver Who Spins Hits from Euphoria

AI can copy dance music's sound but not its soul. Grammy-nominated DJ Kaskade is here to share 30 years of lessons on art, failure, and savoring success.Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/1396What We Discuss with Kaskade:AI isn't black and white ...  Show more

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