My co-host, Jack Schafer, is the author of a wildly-popular book
called The Like Switch.

Interviewing him, I felt a lot like how Jim Rome must of felt during
his iconic interview with Evel Knievel years ago.  At other times,
it also felt like I was talking to Mike Ehrmantraut from Breaking
Bad.

And yet, somehow Jack walks his talk of being likeable, despite
not being the “life of the party” type of guy most men aspire to be.

Talk about a “pattern interrupt”.

But a laid-back yet fearless, straight-shooting demeanor is just
the first surprise Jack Schafer has in store for you.

You see, before he became a college professor and started
writing books about how to inspire people to like you and want
more of you, Jack was an FBI agent specializing in behavior
analysis and recruiting spies.

This gives him a unique perspective on how to read people’s
non-verbal cues, while also artfully imparting how to improve
what he calls your ‘Likeability Quotient’.

Jack will show you how to literally read people’s lips, but not in
the way you might be guessing. He’ll also reveal a technique
that makes people like you one-hundred percent of the time.

Jack also defines such fascinating concepts as "friend or foe
signals", the "urban scowl", and his four-step Friendship Formula.

Discover the power of patience in building friendships, along
with how to turn up or turn down the intensity of a relationship.

Jack’s take on kino escalation and the power of "misattribution"
are sure to surprise you...

...and stay tuned until the very end for a no-holds barred
throwdown on what the hell is wrong with people on social
media nowadays, and what we can to to  improve the tone
and bring civility back to online interactions.
 

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There's a ton of solid, actionable info in this particular episode.

Take a load off on a Saturday and enjoy the hell out of it.