Hi friends. Today my guest is Robin Dreek and he is the ex head of the FBI's

Behavioral Science Division. Now that sounds like an incredibly secretive and

exciting job to have and it really is. Today's discussion takes us through

Robin's 21 year in-field career including when he was in Manhattan on 9-11. He was

out for coffee with his friend as the first plane struck the North Tower and then

back on the 25th floor of his department when the second plane hit. Apart from that

we're also going to learn the verbal and non-verbal cues that both you can use

to help encourage trust and make your communication with others more

effective and also to be able to detect deception in other people. Robin really

is the real deal. It's evident that he has a very terrifying and wide-ranging

skill set of personal and interpersonal communication. I'm super happy to have him

on. I'm not going to pontify any more. Please welcome Robin Dreek. Oh yeah.

PS. We did have some connection issues during this episode. I promise that any of

the cuts I made weren't due to Robin giving away national secrets and also the

irony of a podcast about communication being beset with communication problems

is not lost but there may be a couple of jumps here and there so just bear that

in mind.

So Robin is this the moment where the FBI burst in through the door of my bedroom and tell

me that we need to stop this interview and stuff and this happens? No because I duck

and we really well. And you're on the other side of the screen so you're going to be fine.

Well anyway thank you very much for coming on. Welcome to Monum Wisdom. It's a pleasure

to have you here. Thanks sir. Thanks for having me and excited about as well. It's going

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