The more chances you have of these conditions are arising that trigger you and your person

helps you realize that you could leave instead and that's nicer, that feels better,

the more that you stay operant instead of, you know, going into that reacting frame of minds.

Mm-hmm.

Just knowing that you're not stuck, it's a huge thing. Hey there, fellow training nerds. You're listening to Drinking from the Toilet, and I'm your host,

Hannah Branigan, teacher, trainer, podcaster, and author of the book, Awesome Obedience,

and its companion, Awesome Obedience, the field guide, both of which you can pick up anytime you like

from clickertraining.com. Don't forget that the spring enrollment for my mentorship program,

Zero to CD, opens at the end of April, which is coming up faster than I can ever imagine.

So you'll want to make sure to be on the email list to get notified the moment the cart opens,

we only have limited spots available each time, and we only open it up twice a year, so the next one won't

come for another six months. And it's always sold out in the first few days, well, before

enrollment technically closes. So if it's something you're interested, you'll want to kind of stay

on top of it. You can find out more about the program by going to zero to cd.com. That's spelled out,

z, e, R-O-T-O-C-D.com. You can probably spell.com. And I also have a new project in the works

that I wanted to share with you. I am teaming up with fellow trainers, Shirag Patel,

who of course you recognize from this podcast, but maybe also from some actual real TV shows

like Nightmare Pets, SOS, and recently Cats and Dogs at War. And also Eva Bertelson and Emily

Johnson Vague, yes, both sides of the Carpe Momentum Brain, frequent podcast guests and authors of

Agile Right from the Start. We're working on putting together, this is the new kind of experimental project, but I'm really

pretty excited about it.

We're putting together a series of live behind the scenes training events where the idea is

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