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🎙️ Monday Night Live with Derek Arden: Interview with Eva Fanari
Welcome to another exciting episode of Monday Night Live! In this episode, Derek Arden sits down with Eva Fanari, a talented real estate broker, trainer, and professional speaker from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Eva, a longtime friend of the show, shares her insights on negotiation, emotional intelligence, and even her journey as an immigrant to the U.S. from Estonia. This episode is packed with practical tips, lighthearted moments, and plenty of wisdom for everyone, whether you’re in business, real estate, or just looking for personal growth!
Meet Eva Fanari – Real Estate Broker & Professional Speaker
Eva Fanari’s story is nothing short of inspirational. She immigrated to the U.S. from Estonia at the age of 21, got married, and started a family. Today, she’s not only a successful real estate broker but also the newly appointed president of the National Speakers Association in Albuquerque – congratulations, Eva!
But that’s not all! Eva writes a weekly column for an Estonian newspaper, offering readers a fresh perspective on U.S. politics and culture. In this interview, she explains how she captures the real voices of people in everyday life – from conversations at grocery stores to chats with colleagues at the water cooler. Her unique, neutral approach to politically charged topics is something we could all learn from.
Realtor’s Top Tips for Negotiation 🏡
One of the main highlights of this episode is Eva’s incredible advice on negotiation. As a real estate expert, she knows how crucial it is to master the art of negotiation, especially in deals that can stretch over weeks or even months.
Here are Eva’s top three tips for successful negotiation:
Time is your friend ⏳Negotiations often require time. Sometimes, you don’t have much, but you can create the illusion of time. If a client needs space to think, even giving them a short 10-minute break can help them feel more in control and confident in their decision-making.
Clarity is key 🗣️Clear communication is essential. Ensure both parties understand each other by simplifying complex terms and being transparent throughout the process. When you can explain something in a way that's easily understood, it builds trust and avoids misunderstandings.
Repetition works 🔁People don’t always grasp ideas the first time around, especially if they have preconceptions. Repeating key points throughout the negotiation can reinforce your message and help override old beliefs or misconceptions.
Emotional Intelligence & Personal Growth 💡
Eva is not only a skilled negotiator but also a coach who runs spiritual seminars on emotional management and personal growth. She emphasizes that emotions are chemical reactions to external events and that we have the power to manage these emotions. In her seminars, she teaches participants how to be more in tune with their emotions, how to forgive past grievances, and how to take charge of their emotional well-being.
Eva also highlights the importance of boredom – yes, you read that right! Boredom allows us to be present and truly sit with ourselves, something many of us avoid in our distraction-filled world of social media and entertainment. When we’re constantly busy, we lose touch with who we are and what we want. Embracing moments of boredom can lead to personal breakthroughs.
Cultural Reflections & Patriotic Traditions
A fun and insightful part of the conversation dives into the cultural differences between Estonia and the U.S. For example, in Estonia, it’s mandatory to fly the national flag on public holidays, while in the U.S., it’s done voluntarily. Eva shares stories of her time in both countries, reflecting on the different ways patriotism is expressed and how her experiences shape her view of national pride.
Real Estate Market Insights 📊
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Small Behaviors, Big Impact: The Power of Everyday InteractionsTransforming Workplace Behaviors
Welcome to Monday Night Live! Tonight, we're thrilled to welcome back Joanna Gaudoin, a seasoned consultant with a rich background at KPMG. Joanna has become a cherished friend of our show, offering invaluable insights into improving communication and people skills. Her expertise helps individuals and organizations enhance performance and build better relationships.
About Joanna GaudoinJoanna Gaudoin, formerly a consultant at KPMG, now runs her own business focused on helping professionals hone their communication and interpersonal skills. Joanna’s approach is grounded in practical experience and a deep understanding of organizational dynamics, making her advice both relatable and actionable.
Key Discussion PointsAnecdotes of Recent Annoying IssuesJoanna shares anecdotes about recent annoyances in the workplace, highlighting behaviors that can significantly impact the work environment. From minor habits to major interpersonal clashes, these stories underline the importance of addressing seemingly trivial issues that can disrupt productivity and harmony.
Everyone Notices Different ThingsJoanna emphasizes the idea that everyone notices different things in their workplace. Understanding this diversity in perception is crucial for fostering a more empathetic and cooperative work culture. By appreciating varied perspectives, teams can address issues more effectively and build stronger relationships.
Perceptions Differ and Have Repercussions on BusinessDiffering perceptions among team members can have substantial repercussions on business. Misaligned perceptions lead to misunderstandings, reduced collaboration, and conflicts. Joanna explains how acknowledging and addressing these differences can improve communication, streamline workflows, and enhance overall efficiency.
The Impact of Small BehavioursJoanna delves into how small behaviours can have a significant impact on workplace dynamics. From body language to tone of voice, the subtleties of our interactions influence team cohesion and organizational culture. Joanna provides practical advice on being mindful of these small behaviours to foster a positive and productive environment.
Real-Life ExamplesJoanna shares personal experiences from her recent home renovation, contrasting the service of two companies. One company, despite a major mistake, turned the situation around by offering exceptional service, leading Joanna to recommend them. In contrast, another company provided poor service, damaged property, and failed to deliver on promises, resulting in a negative review. These stories illustrate how small actions can significantly impact customer perception and loyalty.
Professional vs. Tradespeople ExpectationsJoanna discusses the differences in expectations between professionals and tradespeople. She notes that companies successful in dealing with professionals understand the need for clear communication and reliability. Conversely, even in professional services, small behaviours can make a significant difference, such as acknowledging colleagues at networking events or simply offering to share a wine bottle at a lunch.
Addressing Office PoliticsJoanna tackles the complex issue of office politics, noting that hybrid working has exacerbated some problems. People avoid difficult conversations by staying at home, leading to unresolved issues and negative office politics. Joanna suggests that addressing these issues head-on and maintaining open communication are crucial for a healthy workplace culture.
The Power of ComplaintsJoanna believes that complaints, when handled correctly, are opportunities for improvement. She shares her father's philosophy that a well-constructed complaint can lead to significant changes and better service. Joanna encourages organizations to view complaints as valuable feedback to enhance their operations and customer satisfac... -
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Embracing Challenges: David Skinner's Epic Solo Cycle Ride Across Wales
Welcome to another episode of Monday Night Live (MNL)! We're thrilled to bring back David Skinner, a long-time friend of MNL who has shared his incredible adventures with us each year. This week, David takes us on an extraordinary solo cycle ride across the length of Wales.
Introduction by Derek ArdenHello everybody, I'm Derek Arden, your host for Monday Night Live, where we share stories of extraordinary people who often stay under the radar. Tonight, we have David Skinner, an adventurer who has conquered mountains like Mont Blanc, the Matterhorn, and the Andes. Now, he has taken on a new challenge: cycling the length of Wales. I followed David on the Garmin app during his journey, and we’ll delve into his motivations and experiences. Whether you're an adventurer or a fan of human determination, this episode will inspire and motivate you.
Motivation Behind the RideDavid begins by sharing what inspired this challenge. It started with a Christmas gift from his wife: a guidebook for "Lôn Las Cymru," a remote cycle route from the southern to the northern tip of Wales. The idea of traversing such a varied and challenging landscape intrigued him. Despite the demanding nature of the ride, David saw it as a personal challenge worth undertaking.
The RouteDavid’s route included some of Wales' most stunning parts, such as the Brecon Beacons, the Cambrian Mountains, Cader Idris, and Snowdonia National Park. He shares breathtaking images of Snowdonia, highlighting the stark contrast between the lush, green landscapes and rugged mountain terrains.
Day-by-Day Breakdown of the Journey
Preparation and PlanningPreparation was key to David’s success. He discusses the importance of health, fitness, motivation, nutrition, recovery, weather, mechanics, route finding, and safety. He emphasizes that meticulous planning and having contingencies in place were crucial for navigating the unpredictable Welsh weather and challenging terrain.
Day 1: Cardiff to GlasburyDavid’s adventure began in Cardiff, starting at the Cardiff Bay docks. The first day’s journey followed the Taff Trail, taking him out of the city and into more remote areas. The transition from urban to rural was stark and exhilarating. He cycled 114 kilometers, climbing about 5,000 feet, and ended the day in Glasbury, near Hay-on-Wye, known for its second-hand bookshops.
Day 2: Glasbury to LlanidloesThe second day was deceptively challenging. Despite being a shorter route, David felt the fatigue setting in. He crossed the River Severn at Builth Wells, cycled through lush landscapes near Rhayader, and ended the day in the charming town of Llanidloes. The cumulative effort of the previous day made this leg particularly tough.
Day 3: Llanidloes to BarmouthDay three presented the most climbing, with David navigating the Hafren Forest and ascending to the high point near Cader Idris. The weather was unpredictable, with heavy showers giving way to sunshine, creating a surreal cycling experience. He navigated through the slate valleys and reached the historic Barmouth Bridge, ending his day in the coastal town of Barmouth.
Day 4: Barmouth to HolyheadThe final day was the longest and featured the greatest ascent. David cycled along the coast, through Porthmadog, and up towards Carnarvon. The views of the Snowdon mountain range were breathtaking, but fatigue and soreness set in, making the final leg to Holyhead a true test of endurance. Despite the challenges, he reached his destination, feeling a profound sense of accomplishment.
Reflections and Lessons LearnedBalancing Go-for-it and PlanningDavid reflects on the importance of balancing enthusiasm with meticulous planning. While a positive attitude and willingness to take risks are essential, having a well-thought-out plan can make all the difference.
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Welcome to Monday Night Live, your premier podcast for insights into the dynamic world of international business. I'm Derek Arden, and today I have the pleasure of speaking with Michael Williams, an esteemed friend and seasoned professional in the banking industry. Our conversation delves into the critical role of culture in international business and Mike's extensive experiences navigating diverse cultural landscapes.
Mike Williams: A Journey Through CulturesMike Williams' career journey is nothing short of remarkable. Starting from a humble position as a tea boy at a high street bank, he climbed the corporate ladder to become the Chairman of a leading international bank. His career has spanned continents, allowing him to immerse himself in various cultural settings, each presenting unique challenges and learning opportunities.
The Importance of Cultural UnderstandingIn our discussion, Mike emphasizes that understanding and respecting cultural differences is paramount in international business. He shares anecdotes from his career, highlighting how cultural awareness has been crucial in his roles. For instance, Mike recounts his time working for a Japanese bank, where the hierarchical and traditional business culture required a different approach compared to Western organizations.
Hierarchical vs. Democratic CulturesOne of the key themes Mike discusses is the contrast between hierarchical and democratic cultures. In hierarchical cultures, like those found in Japan and parts of the GCC, decisions are made at the top, and employees are expected to follow directives without question. In contrast, democratic cultures, such as those in Scandinavian countries, encourage collective decision-making and employee participation. Understanding these cultural frameworks has been essential for Mike in effectively leading and negotiating in diverse environments.
Cultural Seasons: A Metaphor for Career StagesMike uses the metaphor of seasons to describe his career stages, each representing a different cultural experience:
Spring: His early years at a high street bank, learning the fundamentals of banking in a traditional British setting.Summer: His time at a Japanese bank, adapting to a blend of traditional banking and modern investment banking cultures.Autumn: Working in the GCC, where he encountered a unique mix of traditional values and modern business practices.Winter: His later years serving on various boards, where he applied his cumulative cultural knowledge to different organizational settings.Adapting to Middle Eastern Business CultureA significant portion of Mike's career was spent in the GCC, particularly in the UAE and Qatar. Here, he had to navigate a business environment deeply rooted in local customs and Islamic principles. Mike shares how understanding the nuances of Sharia law, which prohibits interest and certain types of investments, was crucial for his success. He also highlights the importance of building trust and relationships in a region where personal connections often drive business dealings.
Measuring and Influencing Organizational CultureAs Chairman, one of Mike's responsibilities is to shape and measure the culture of his organization. He discusses the challenges of assessing an abstract concept like culture and the methods he uses, such as direct interaction with employees and evaluating the alignment of their values with the organization's goals. Mike stresses that even within a single company, subcultures can exist, influenced by leadership styles, departmental functions, and individual backgrounds.
Cultural Adaptation and FlexibilityMike’s experiences underscore the necessity of cultural adaptation and flexibility in international business. He recounts how he had to shift his management style when moving from a hierarchical Japanese bank to a more egalitarian environment in the GCC. These adjustments not only helped him succeed but also facilitated smoother operations and better team co... -
Hello, everybody! I'm Derek Arden, and welcome to the 223rd edition of Monday Night Live Live and Uncut Podcast. Today, I'm thrilled to welcome Amy Rowlinson, a long-time friend of Monday Night Live. Amy joined us for our very first episode on March 23, 2020, which was a significant day for her as she launched her own podcast on that very date. Welcome, Amy, and thanks for joining us again. Can you share a bit about the first 25 years of your life?
Early Life and Career BeginningsAmy shared that she grew up in Stratford-upon-Avon, greatly influenced by Shakespeare and her father. She spent much time at local theatres and even became a national rowing champion in 1990. After studying linguistics at the University of Reading, Amy embarked on a career in the City of London, working for a recruitment company in Grosvenor Street. She managed a team of 400 temps weekly before taking a career break to raise her two children.
Achievements in Cricket and Professional VenturesAmy’s dedication extended to cricket, where the English Cricket Board recognized her for her outstanding volunteer work, which brought together the community in a significant project. This recognition led to an unexpected opportunity with a project management company funded by James Caan from Dragon's Den, which was ironically located opposite her previous office. She then set up her own business in 2016, focusing on property investment and networking meetings. Her entrepreneurial spirit saw her launch a podcast right as COVID-19 lockdowns began in March 2020.
Life Purpose Coach and Podcast HostIn addition to her professional ventures, Amy is a life purpose coach and the host of the podcast "Focus on WHY." Her podcast explores the reasons behind why people do what they do, delving into their motivations and passions. Amy helps individuals discover and live their purpose, emphasizing the importance of understanding one’s 'why' and actively creating a meaningful life.
Podcasting and the Power of PurposeDiscussing her podcasting journey, Amy highlighted that out of the 407 editions, a common trait among her guests was their conscious approach to life. They were not merely existing but living with purpose. Amy believes in the power of consciously creating one's 'why,' emphasizing that it evolves as we do. She credits Simon Sinek’s concept of starting with 'why' as an inspiration but stresses the importance of constantly focusing and evolving one's purpose.
Personal Stories and WritingAmy is also a budding author, influenced by her grandfathers' contrasting wartime experiences. One grandfather, a dedicated soldier, and the other, a peace advocate, both left indelible marks on her. She chose to write about her grandfather who was conscripted and held as a prisoner of war. Discovering his diary and other manuscripts after his passing, Amy felt a profound connection and responsibility to share his stories, incorporating life lessons and insights from her podcast.
Unlocking Potential and Overcoming Writer’s BlockStruggling with imposter syndrome, Amy sought help from a coach to overcome her self-doubt. Through a meditative dialogue with her late grandfather, she found the strength to continue writing. Amy's journey was further enriched by serendipitous discoveries, including a box of her grandfather’s war-time diary and an old cassette interview of him.
The Discovery of a Priceless TreasureAmong her grandmother's belongings, Amy found her grandfather's scrapbook, detailing his experiences as a POW. This discovery was pivotal, as it provided her with authentic material to craft her book. The diary, full of vulnerable and poignant entries, offered a window into his psyche during the war.
Synchronicity and the Path to PublicationAmy shared that synchronicity played a significant role in her journey, connecting her with various people and resources just when she needed them. Her book, “Focus on Why: Your Uplifting Guide to Creating a Purposeful Way of... -
Welcome to another episode of Monday Night Live, hosted by Derek Arden. This week, we are delighted to welcome back Tracy Hooper, founder of The Confidence Project and author of "The Now Hello." Tracy, joining us from Portland, Oregon, is here to share her expertise on "Confident Conversations." With a rich background as a former TV news reporter and anchor, Tracy brings a wealth of knowledge and practical advice to the table.
Introduction to Tracy Hooper
In this episode, Derek Arden introduces Tracy Hooper, highlighting her impressive background and the significance of her third appearance on the show. Tracy’s journey from TV news to founding The Confidence Project is both inspiring and instructive. Her transition showcases her dedication to helping others build confidence in their conversational skills.
The Importance of Confident Conversations
Tracy emphasizes the critical need for confident conversations in today’s digital age, where face-to-face interactions are often replaced by texting and emailing. She notes that many people have become rusty in their conversational abilities due to the prevalence of digital communication. Tracy highlights the importance of rediscovering the art of engaging dialogue to build stronger, more meaningful connections.
Lessons from Tracy’s Life
Tracy shares personal stories about learning conversation skills from her parents. Her mother, in particular, played a significant role in teaching her the fundamentals of inclusive and engaging conversation. These early experiences around the dinner table taught Tracy the value of including everyone in a discussion. Additionally, she recounts anecdotes from her career, including learning from seasoned news professionals like Jane Miller, which showcase the practical application of these skills.
Techniques for Confident Conversations
Tracy offers a range of practical techniques for engaging in confident conversations. She advises giving genuine compliments on accomplishments or traits rather than appearances. Using Kickstarter questions like "what," "how," and "tell me more" can spark meaningful dialogue. Tracy encourages a mindset of constant learning and attentiveness to non-verbal cues to enhance curiosity.
Researching people before meetings to find common ground, making connections through mutual acquaintances, and leveraging active listening as a crucial skill are also key techniques Tracy discusses. These methods are vital for building rapport and maintaining engaging conversations.
Practical Applications
Tracy shares practical applications of her techniques, such as remembering and pronouncing names correctly, breaking and entering into conversations gracefully, and the art of including others in discussions. She offers tips on handling situations where one might feel left out or need to leave a conversation politely. Tracy’s advice is both practical and empathetic, designed to make everyone feel valued and included.
The Goodbye Formula
One of the standout segments of the interview is Tracy’s four-step process to end conversations respectfully: Thank the person, acknowledge something they said, offer a farewell phrase, and use a goodbye gesture. This formula ensures that conversations end on a positive note, leaving both parties feeling respected and appreciated.
Personal Insights
Tracy also shares her family dynamics and how she taught her children the art of conversation. Family dinners and open dialogue were significant in reinforcing the importance of confident conversations. Tracy reflects on how these skills can build confidence in interactions with anyone, from prominent figures to everyday acquaintances. Her personal insights underscore the universal applicability of her techniques and their importance in fostering meaningful connections.
Q&A Session
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Unlocking the mind-body connection is essential for holistic health, and physiotherapy expert Alison Grose offers invaluable insights into this vital relationship. Alison's journey into physiotherapy began with a childhood filled with sports and a deep fascination with how the body works. It was a chance encounter with Audrey, a seasoned physiotherapist, that ignited Alison's passion for the field. Witnessing Audrey's ability to heal not just bodies but also minds through physiotherapy left a lasting impression on Alison.
Throughout her 25-year career, Alison has dedicated herself to understanding and harnessing the power of the mind-body connection in healing. She emphasizes the importance of viewing the body as a whole, rather than focusing solely on physical symptoms. According to Alison, mental stress can manifest as physical ailments, highlighting the interconnectedness of mind and body. She advises individuals to prioritize stress management techniques, such as mindfulness and relaxation exercises, to promote overall well-being.
Alison's expertise extends to injury management and rehabilitation, where she emphasizes the importance of early intervention and holistic approaches. She believes that addressing both the physical and psychological aspects of injury is key to successful recovery. Through her work with elite athletes, Alison has witnessed firsthand the profound impact of the mind-body connection on performance and injury prevention.
In her practice, Alison emphasizes the importance of safe physical activity, particularly for weekend warriors who may be prone to overexertion and injury. She offers practical tips for injury prevention, including proper warm-up techniques and listening to the body's signals. Additionally, Alison explores the role of physiotherapy in managing chronic conditions, such as arthritis and fibromyalgia, where the mind-body connection plays a central role.
Alison's approach to physiotherapy goes beyond traditional methods, incorporating innovative techniques such as ultrasound and laser therapy. She believes in staying abreast of the latest research and technology to provide the best possible care for her patients. Through her work, Alison hopes to empower individuals to take an active role in their health and well-being by recognizing and nurturing the mind-body connection.
Overall, Alison Grose's journey into physiotherapy has been shaped by a deep appreciation for the intricate interplay between mind and body. From her early experiences as a sports enthusiast to her current role as a respected physiotherapist, she has witnessed firsthand the transformative power of addressing both physical and psychological aspects of health. By unlocking the mind-body connection, Alison aims to promote healing, resilience, and overall vitality in her patients and clients.
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Introduction
Welcome to another episode of Monday Night Live, hosted by Derek Arden. This engaging podcast features uncut interviews with influential figures from around the globe. In this episode, Derek interviews Janelle Barlow, an accomplished professional speaker, author, and expert in complaint management. Join us as we delve into Janelle's fascinating journey and her insights on the importance of handling complaints and the art of negotiation.
Meet Janelle Barlow
Janelle Barlow, based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, is a renowned author and speaker with a PhD. She has dedicated her career to understanding and improving how businesses handle complaints. Janelle's seminal work, "A Complaint is a Gift," revolutionized the field when it was first published in the late 1980s and is now in its third edition. Her latest book, "Listen to Learn or Lose," focuses on guiding managers in effective complaint handling.
Journey Across the United States
Janelle's journey began in South Dakota, a place she felt compelled to leave from a young age due to its conservative and small-town nature. Her academic pursuits took her to the University of Pittsburgh, and then to the prestigious University of California, Berkeley. Despite facing initial intimidation from her Ivy League peers, Janelle thrived and eventually transitioned from academia to entrepreneurship, establishing herself as a thought leader in complaint management.
A Global Perspective
Janelle's global experiences, including three years in Taiwan, significantly shaped her worldview. Living in Taiwan during a time of rapid modernization, she witnessed firsthand the dramatic changes in the country. These experiences enriched her understanding of global business practices and customer service expectations.
The Economics of Complaints
One of Janelle's key insights is the economic impact of unaddressed complaints. In the United States, it's estimated that businesses lose over a trillion dollars annually due to poor complaint handling. In the UK, this figure stands at 174 billion pounds. Despite these staggering numbers, many businesses remain unaware of the extent of their losses or how to address them effectively.
Complaints and Negotiations: The Connection
Derek Arden, an expert in negotiation, draws parallels between complaint handling and negotiation. Both require a nuanced understanding of human behavior and a strategic approach to communication. Janelle agrees, emphasizing that handling complaints effectively is akin to negotiating a positive outcome. When customers complain, they are essentially negotiating for better service or product quality.
Cultural Nuances in Complaining
Cultural attitudes towards complaining vary significantly. While Americans may complain more openly, cultural teachings like "if you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all" still influence behavior. Janelle notes that many complaints are disguised as questions, which businesses often fail to recognize and address properly.
Gender Differences in Complaining
There's a common misconception that women complain more than men. However, Janelle's research suggests that men tend to complain more frequently, possibly due to societal positions of ownership and entitlement. Women, on the other hand, are often labeled negatively for complaining, which can discourage them from voicing their concerns.
Effective Complaint Handling
Janelle emphasizes the importance of framing complaints positively. Starting with a compliment or acknowledging the company's strengths can make businesses more receptive to feedback. This approach not only addresses the issue at hand but also fosters a constructive dialogue. In negotiation terms, this is akin to building rapport and setting a positive tone for discussions.
The Role of Complaints in Business Improvement
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Join us on "Monday Night Live" tonight for a fascinating session with Dr. Colin Summerhayes, a distinguished marine geochemist and oceanographer who specializes in climate change research.
Net Zero: Can We Achieve It? Dr. Colin Summerhayes Weighs In
Dr. Summerhayes, an Emeritus Associate of Cambridge University's Scott Polar Research Institute, has made significant contributions to our understanding of climate dynamics through his extensive work in Antarctica, which he has visited six times. In his latest book, The Icy Planet, Dr. Summerhayes poses the critical question, "Will Net Zero work?" He expresses cautious optimism about our ability to address climate challenges, emphasizing the need for collective action based on our current knowledge.
Understanding Climate Change
Dr. Summerhayes discusses the gradual melting of ice and its impact on rising sea levels, a direct result of global warming. He highlights the importance of understanding climate change as a risk management issue for future generations. Despite the alarming trends, Dr. Summerhayes maintains that it is not all doom and gloom. He references Not the End of the World by Hannah Ritchie, which suggests that we have the potential to build a sustainable planet.
International Efforts and Data
Dr. Summerhayes explains the role of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, which aims to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels. He presents data showing the increasing rate of global temperature rise and its implications. The Central England Temperature Database, which is the longest temperature record on the planet, provides a local perspective on global warming trends.
Regional and Global Impacts
He discusses recent climate anomalies, such as record heatwaves and flooding in the UK, and emphasizes the global nature of these changes. Dr. Summerhayes presents data on ocean temperatures, showing significant warming in various regions, which contributes to the overall climate change scenario.
Historical Context and Current Trends
Using ice core samples from Antarctica, Dr. Summerhayes illustrates the historical levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and the dramatic increase since the Industrial Revolution. He explains that the current rate of CO2 increase is unprecedented, occurring 100 times faster than natural rates.
Consequences of Melting Ice
The discussion shifts to the potential impacts of melting ice in Antarctica and Greenland. Dr. Summerhayes explains that if significant portions of these ice masses melt, sea levels could rise by several meters, posing severe risks to coastal cities and infrastructure.
The Role of Fossil Fuels
Dr. Summerhayes outlines the historical and ongoing use of fossil fuels, showing how coal, oil, and natural gas have contributed to the current levels of greenhouse gases. He highlights the concept of the "Great Acceleration" and its implications for climate change.
Potential Solutions and Individual Actions
Dr. Summerhayes stresses the importance of both governmental and individual actions in addressing climate change. He discusses various strategies, such as insulating homes, using renewable energy sources, and promoting the planting of trees and hedgerows. He encourages viewers to engage in advocacy and education to promote sustainability.
Positive Perspectives
Dr. Summerhayes concludes with a message of cautious optimism. He references influential thinkers like David Attenborough, Mark Carney, and Bill Gates, who provide different perspectives on how we can address climate change through sustainable practices, economic reform, and technological innovation.
Final Thoughts
Dr. Summerhayes reiterates the importance of taking action to build a sustainable future. He encourages viewers to consider the impact of their choices and to work collectively towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions and mitigating climate change. -
Today, we're thrilled to have Carole Peters-King, a multifaceted professional whose career spans journalism, documentary filmmaking, sailor society and global communications. Here’s a snapshot of what we covered:.
From Journalism to Global CommunicationsCarole started her career in journalism, first at the Leicester Mercury, then moved to radio and television, quickly rising to a producer and director role. She later transitioned into a surprising yet fulfilling role as a Church of England priest, while still engaging in communications and journalism.
Advocating for Sailors’ SafetyAs the Global Communications Director for the Sailor Society, Carole highlighted the critical support her organization provides to sailors navigating dangerous waters, particularly through the Red Sea. The society, established in 1818, offers 24-hour support, crisis response, and welfare training to improve sailors' mental and physical health.
Frontline Journalism and Documentary MakingCarole shared captivating stories from her days as a war reporter and documentary filmmaker. Her work includes investigative pieces on consumer issues and in-depth documentaries on serial killers and spies, shedding light on dark and complex subjects.
A Vicar with a Vicar of Dibley TwistEmbodying a blend of Bridget Jones and the beloved Vicar of Dibley, Carole brings humor and depth to her role as a priest. She recounted a particularly memorable moment delivering last rites dressed as the angel Gabriel, showcasing her unique approach to her spiritual duties.
Final Thoughts and InspirationsCarole’s advice to viewers emphasizes the importance of enjoying life while striving to make a positive impact on the world and maintaining integrity in every action.
Join us again on Monday Night Live for more engaging conversations and insightful stories. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and comment below with your thoughts and questions for Carole!
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Telephone Skills by the Telephone Assassin.
On this week's edition of Monday Night Live, Derek Arden hosts Anthony Stears, also known as the "Telephone Assassin," in a compelling interview that sheds light on Stears' innovative approaches to maximising phone usage in call centres telephone skills and professional environments.
Anthony Stears, who shares a humble beginning with Derek, including entrepreneurial ventures from a young age, details his evolution from an ambitious car washer to a real estate agent, and finally to a master of telephone sales and professional speaking. With a knack for conversation, Anthony branded himself as the "Telephone Assassin," a title reflecting his prowess in navigating and revolutionizing telephone communications for business success.
Throughout the interview, Stears shares anecdotes and insights from his career journey. Initially challenged by his youthful appearance, he learned to establish credibility before face-to-face meetings through strategic pre-meeting phone calls. This approach not only warmed up his clients but also set the stage for more effective in-person interactions.
As the conversation progresses, Anthony delves into his strategies for building effective conversational tactics and eliminating ineffective business practices, which he refers to as "Bull." He emphasizes the importance of fostering a belief in one's abilities and services, a philosophy that has guided his professional trajectory.
Anthony recounts pivotal moments that shaped his career, like the experience of being underestimated due to his age during a property valuation, which taught him the importance of proving his worth before being seen. This incident led him to leverage the power of telephone conversations to build rapport and set the groundwork for successful business interactions.
He also touches on the business lessons learned from running a telemarketing company, where he transitioned from direct sales to offering workshops, thus broadening his impact and income. These workshops were so successful that they prompted him to further engage in professional speaking, eventually leading him to become an influential figure in the sales and speaking circuits.
Stears candidly discusses the challenges and misconceptions about phone-based communication, noting that despite technological advances, the fundamental principles of effective salesmanship and customer service remain rooted in personal, direct interactions.
In closing, Anthony highlights the ongoing relevance of telephone skills in the digital age, where so many are hesitant to engage in direct dialogue, stressing that mastering these skills can significantly enhance business outcomes.
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Derek Arden welcomes David Thomas on Monday Night Live this week to talk about Memory.
Resilience Redefined: The Inspirational Journey of David Thomas, From Hardship to Memory Mastery
Introduction: Triumph Over AdversityIn this captivating episode of Monday Night Live, host Derek Arden is thrilled to welcome David Thomas, also known as the "Memory Man," for the 220th edition of the show.
David's journey from the struggles of a turbulent childhood in Yorkshire to becoming a memory champion in the USA and a guest on the Oprah Winfrey Show is not just inspiring—it's a testament to the power of resilience and self-improvement.
Early Life Challenges: Building ResilienceDavid opens up about his challenging early years, marked by family instability and personal setbacks. Growing up with an alcoholic mother and witnessing frequent domestic turmoil,
David faced numerous obstacles, including abuse, poverty, and mental health struggles. His candid discussion sheds light on the harsh realities that shaped his formidable spirit.
A Turnaround with the Fire Service: Finding SalvationThe turning point in David's life came when he joined the fire service at age 20. This career move not only pulled him away from a destructive path of drugs and alcohol but also instilled a sense of purpose and belonging.
David credits the fire service with saving his life, providing him not only with stability but also with a platform to discover his unique talents.
From Firefighting to Memory Mastery: An Unlikely TransitionDavid's foray into the world of memory training began somewhat accidentally. Struggling with exams in the fire service, he watched a television program that introduced him to memory techniques.
Motivated by his own needs, he self-taught through books and intense personal practice, eventually rising to become a memory champion. His story emphasizes that educational and personal growth can come from unexpected sources and doesn't always follow a traditional path.
Breakthrough on the Oprah Winfrey Show: A Platform for InfluenceDavid recounts his remarkable experience on the Oprah Winfrey Show, where he demonstrated his memory skills by recalling complex sets of data under pressure.
This appearance not only cemented his reputation as a leading memory expert but also highlighted his ability to engage and inspire a wide audience. His interaction with Oprah, filled with humour and mutual respect, showcased his charisma and relatability.
Practical Memory Tips: Enhancing Cognitive AbilitiesIn the latter part of the interview, David provides valuable insights into improving memory and cognitive function. He emphasizes the importance of turning abstract information into vivid, memorable images and sequences. These techniques are not just for academic or competitive purposes but can enhance everyday life, particularly as we age.
Concluding Reflections: The Power of PersistenceDavid's reflections on his journey underscore a powerful narrative of transformation and hope. His discussion extends beyond personal achievement, touching on broader themes of human potential and the importance of mental and emotional health.
Memory Improvement for the Second Half of Life: Advice from a ChampionResponding to questions about memory loss with age, David reassures viewers that cognitive decline is not inevitable. He encourages engaging in challenging activities that stimulate the brain and insists on the potential for growth and learning throughout one’s life.
Final Thoughts: Legacy and ImpactDavid Thomas's life story is more than a tale of personal success. It is a beacon of hope for anyone facing adversity. His journey illustrates how determination, education, and a little bit of unconventional thinking can lead to extraordinary outcomes. This episode of Monday Night Live not only entertains but also educates and inspires, making it a must-watch for anyone interested in the art of memory, the power of resilience, -
Tonight's discussion promises to be both enlightening and crucially important, as we delve into two pressing topics: Money Laundering and Fraud.
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In this week's Monday Night Live Podcast, Derek Arden interviews Paul Coleman, an ACIB compliance expert who recently returned to the UK after working in the Caribbean for a decade, focusing on fraud and money laundering. The discussion promises to shed light on two critical topics: the challenges in combating money laundering and fraud in today's financial landscape.
Paul begins by distinguishing between fraud and money laundering, highlighting fraud as a deception for financial gain and money laundering as the concealment of illegally obtained property's origins. He emphasizes that money laundering is intricately linked to various criminal activities, such as fraud, corruption, and trafficking, which poses a complex challenge for law enforcement.
The conversation delves into staggering statistics, such as the UK's £1 trillion card spend in 2022, with £556.3 million lost to card fraud and an additional £105 million to authorized push payment fraud. Coleman shares a personal experience of falling victim to such fraud while in Turks and Caicos, emphasizing the sophistication and agility of cybercriminals.
Money laundering, estimated to account for 2-5% of global GDP, presents a monumental challenge due to its clandestine nature and intricate web of illicit transactions. Paul explains the role of financial institutions, lawyers, and real estate agents in facilitating or preventing money laundering activities. He highlights the importance of following the money trail and scrutinizing individuals' unexplained wealth and extravagant lifestyles.
The conversation shifts to recent controversies surrounding the UK Post Office, with attendees in the chat expressing opinions ranging from incompetence to complicity in fraudulent activities. Coleman underscores the importance of whistleblowing in exposing malpractices, acknowledging the risks whistleblowers face and the need for robust legal protections.
Throughout the discussion, Paul and Derek navigate the complexities of financial crime enforcement, from the challenges of investigating and prosecuting offenders to the role of regulatory bodies and the judiciary. They also touch on the ethical implications of overlooking suspicious transactions and the need for greater transparency and accountability in the financial sector.
As the podcast nears its end, Paul and Derek invite participants to share their thoughts on the Post Office controversy, fostering an engaging and interactive dialogue on pressing issues of corporate governance and regulatory compliance.
In conclusion, this episode offers invaluable insights into the intricate world of financial crime, underscoring the urgent need for enhanced collaboration between regulatory bodies, law enforcement, and the private sector to combat money laundering and fraud effectively. Join Derek Arden and Paul Coleman for a thought-provoking discussion on the frontline of financial integrity and compliance. -
In this episode of Monday Night Live, Derek Arden interviews Justin Urquhart-Stewart. Here's a summary of their conversation:
Justin Urquhart-Stewart, a BBC guru and international speaker, joins Derek Arden on the podcast to discuss the current economic landscape.
They acknowledge the confusion in the world in 2024, likening it to a Clive Cussler novel that is both exciting and frightening.
Despite various global challenges, including COVID-19, banking crises, and inflation issues, the global economy has shown resilience and continues to grow.
The discussion highlights the importance of companies demonstrating transparency and responsible practices in the face of environmental, sustainable, and governance (ESG) concerns.
Justin criticizes certain investment companies in Britain for their lack of trustworthiness and unethical practices, emphasizing the need for responsible stewardship of people's investments.
They discuss the case of Neil Woodford, a UK fund manager who faced issues with his equity income fund and the consequences of his actions on investors.
The conversation touches on the short-term focus in private equity and stockbroking and the need for a shift toward long-term investments.
Justin emphasizes the importance of trust in the financial industry and how it takes time to build a reputation for consistently making the right decisions.
The discussion delves into various political issues, including the state of leadership in the UK, Brexit, and the impact of politicians on the economy.
They also touch on the role of artificial intelligence (AI) and the potential risks associated with AI-generated content and papers.
Justin expresses concerns about global conflicts and their impact on the economy, ghlighting the need for careful management of such situations.
The discussion concludes with a reflection on the challenges facing political leaders in handling elections and the importance of finding a credible alternative.
Overall, the podcast covers a wide range of economic and political topics, offering insights into the challenges and opportunities facing the global economy in 2024. Justin Urquhart-Stewart provides valuable perspectives on various issues, emphasizing the importance of responsible and long-term investment practices -
Richard McCann, a renowned inspirational speaker in the UK, joined Derek Arden for an insightful interview. The two first crossed paths 15 years ago in Holland at a Dutch-speaking convention, and since then, Richard has become one of the most sought-after motivational speakers in the United Kingdom. In this interview, he shares his compelling life story, highlighting his journey from the tragic loss of his mother to the serial killer, Peter Sutcliffe, at the tender age of 5, to his transformation into a motivational speaker empowering others to overcome their challenges.
Richard's life took a devastating turn when his mother, Wilma McCann, became the first victim of the notorious serial killer, Peter Sutcliffe. At just five years old, Richard and his sister, Sonia, embarked on a heart-wrenching search for their mother when she failed to return home. This early trauma left an indelible mark on Richard, leading to a long struggle with low self-esteem and a profound lack of confidence.
The negative portrayal of his mother's death in the media and society's perception of the victims, including Wilma McCann, as prostitutes, only exacerbated Richard's feelings of shame and self-doubt. He kept his true story hidden, even lying about how his mother had died to avoid judgment and negativity. It wasn't until he wrote his book, "Just a Boy," that Richard began to confront his past and find his voice.
The process of writing his book was a cathartic experience for Richard. It allowed him to explore his early years and the traumatic loss of his mother. While the book helped him process his emotions, it also liberated him from the shame and embarrassment he had carried for so long. The positive response and support he received from readers further boosted his self-esteem, and he finally felt proud to share his story.
Richard's journey into motivational speaking was not a straightforward one. His initial attempts to secure a book contract were met with rejection, but he persevered. A chance encounter with someone who had turned their life story into a successful book and film renewed his motivation. With the support of an agent and a bidding war among publishers, his book was eventually published in 2004.
However, it was not until a speaking engagement that Richard realized his true calling. During a presentation at a college, he realized the potential impact of sharing his story with others. Encouraged by this, he began attending meetings of the Professional Speaking Association, where he found a community of like-minded individuals. It was at one of these events, particularly a talk by William Mitchell, that Richard decided to leave university and pursue a career as a motivational speaker full-time. This pivotal moment set him on the path to becoming the influential speaker he is today.
One remarkable aspect of Richard's journey is his determination to continuously improve. He compares his pursuit of excellence to the Japanese concept of "Kaizen," meaning continuous improvement. Whether it's refining his website, perfecting his showreel, or enhancing his brand, Richard is relentless in his pursuit of personal growth. This drive to improve himself and his message has led to significant success in his career.
Richard McCann has also faced personal setbacks, one of the most challenging being his involvement in recreational drug use in the early '90s. This period of his life saw him arrested and sentenced to prison, an experience that would have crushed many. However, Richard's ability to reframe his situation and find a silver lining in adversity allowed him to emerge from this dark chapter with newfound wisdom. He believes that none of us will ever reach our full potential, as there is always room for growth and improvement.
In his speaking engagements, Richard conveys a message of resilience and the belief that there is always a way back from setbacks. He challenges his audience to create their own "bounce back gra... -
Susan RoAne, author of "How to Work a Room," discusses her journey into the world of networking and shares valuable insights on networking and working a room.
Susan's Journey:Susan RoAne's career transition from a public school teacher to a writer and speaker.Her introduction to writing for the San Francisco Examiner and how it led to her career in networking and public speaking.
Networking vs. Working a Room:The difference between networking and working a room."How to Work a Room" focuses on navigating events and gatherings, while "Secrets of Savvy Networking" emphasizes follow-up and building a network.
Networking Styles:Men and women have different networking styles.Women tend to prioritize relationships, while men may focus on transactions.The importance of combining the best qualities of both networking styles.
Referrals:The core principles of referrals remain the same despite technological advancements.The importance of recommending individuals to others whom you trust and believe will do a good job.
Shyness:Shyness often begins in childhood when we hide behind our parents.The impact of technology and social media on shyness.The realization that many people in social situations feel uncomfortable, making it easier to approach others.
Icebreakers:Preparing before entering a room by having conversation topics ready.Approaching someone standing alone as a way to initiate a conversation.Using food, fashion, or unique accessories as conversation starters.Encouraging people to be approachable.
Remembering Names:Make it easy for others to remember your name by introducing yourself.The value of initiating a conversation with your name.Asking for someone's name if you forget it and repeating it to ensure accuracy.
Handshakes and Gender Dynamics:The importance of a firm handshake for professional communication.Suggesting women use a straightforward handshake to establish professionalism.Maintaining personal boundaries during handshakes to prevent misinterpretation.Parting Advice:Carry the idea of "you never know" with you wherever you go, encouraging open-mindedness and kindness.Treating everyone with respect and courtesy, as you never know where connections and opportunities may arise.
Conclusion:Susan RoAne shares valuable insights into networking, working a room, and professional etiquette, offering practical tips for building meaningful connections. -
In this interview on Monday Night Live, Derek Arden welcomes Sue Richardson, an award-winning nonfiction publisher and the founder of the right book company. Sue shares her journey into the world of publishing, highlighting the different types of book publishing and offering valuable insights for aspiring authors.
Getting into Publishing:Sue Richardson initially pursued a career in theater but found it financially challenging. After working in the higher education sector and discovering her passion for publishing, she made a career shift in her early 30s. Sue emphasizes the importance of realizing your true calling and finding the right path.
Types of Book Publishing:Sue explains the differences between traditional trade publishing, self-publishing, and hybrid publishing. Hybrid publishing, the model employed by her company, offers a middle ground between the other two options. It allows authors with compelling ideas and stories but without mass market appeal to publish their books professionally.
Writing a Book:Sue discusses her own experience with writing a book, emphasizing that while she has written some books, her true passion lies in editing and publishing other people's work. She advises aspiring authors to explore their strengths and consider whether writing or editing is their forte.
Why Business Owners Should Write a Book:Sue highlights the benefits of business owners writing books, including establishing credibility, sharing their stories, and leaving a legacy. A well-written book can serve as a powerful business card and a tool to reach a broader audience, increasing the likelihood of new opportunities.
Getting Started with Writing a Book:Sue advises prospective authors to start by defining their purpose for writing a book and identifying their target audience. Understanding the "why" and "who" behind the book helps clarify the content and objectives. She also suggests seeking support and accountability from others, such as writing coaches or writing buddies.
Overcoming Writer's Block:Sue and Derrick discuss strategies for overcoming writer's block, emphasizing the importance of silencing the inner critic and focusing on the creative process. Setting aside the urge to edit while writing can help free the creative flow.
The Cost of Hybrid Publishing:Sue acknowledges that hybrid publishing can be costlier than self-publishing but ensures a professional, high-quality product. Costs can vary, depending on the level of support and services an author requires, ranging from editing to promotional activities.
Promotion and Publicity:Sue emphasizes the need for effective promotion and publicity for any book, whether traditionally or hybrid published. Authors can explore various strategies, such as leveraging their network or seeking professional help, to get their book noticed.
Closing Thoughts:Sue encourages aspiring authors not to tackle the writing journey alone and to find a supportive community or partner to share the experience. Writing a book is a rewarding endeavor that can open doors and leave a lasting impact on both the author and their readers. -
In this week's Monday Night Live Podcast, Derek Arden talks to Leon Bamforth recovering techie about remote and hybrid working
Leon Bamforth is a business consultant with a background in robotics and technology. He emphasizes the importance of using tools effectively and efficiently in the modern world.
Leon describes himself as a "recovering techie" and discusses how technology can be both useful and detrimental to human connections and collaboration.
The conversation moves on to remote and hybrid team working, a topic that has gained prominence due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Leon highlights the challenges faced by leaders in managing remote teams effectively.
Derek and Leon discuss the need for leaders to trust their teams and create an environment that fosters engagement and productivity, rather than resorting to micromanagement.
They also touch on the debate about whether to force employees back into the office or allow flexibility in remote work, emphasizing the importance of considering the desired outcomes and goals of the organization.
Leon shares his experience working on the National Vaccination Program during the pandemic, highlighting the dedication and teamwork required to achieve ambitious goals.
The conversation shifts to the topic of mediation, with Leon explaining how his mediation skills are valuable in helping teams and leaders navigate conflicts and work collaboratively.
Derek brings up the concept of toxic people, and Leon conducts an audience engagement exercise to show that most people have encountered toxic individuals at some point, yet few consider themselves toxic.
They discuss the importance of curiosity and empathy in understanding people's behaviour and resolving conflicts.
Leon explains the title of his book, "Find Your Rat to Double Your Income," which encourages people to explore unconventional paths and opportunities that they might overlook in their pursuit of success.
Derek and Leon briefly discuss telephone etiquette and email communication, emphasizing the need to use technology to connect and collaborate effectively rather than hide from difficult conversations.
The interview concludes with Derek expressing gratitude to Leon for sharing his insights and inviting the audience to informal discussions.
Overall, the interview explores the challenges and opportunities of remote work, effective leadership, conflict resolution, and the importance of human connection in a technology-driven world. Leon Bamforth emphasizes the value of curiosity, trust, and empathy in building successful teams and organizations.
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In this week's Monday Night Live Podcast, Derek Arden talks to the incredible author about his new book.
The interviewer Derek praised Damien's storytelling style of moving from one chapter to another, sometimes going back and forth, which keeps readers interested.
Damien explained that his writing style is a result of extensive research and planning. He creates a detailed plan with a chronology of events and sources for each event. This plan helps him maintain the flow of the narrative and quickly access the necessary sources while writing.
He mentioned that the research process, including gathering sources and creating the research document, takes far longer than actually writing the book. It can take months and months of work to put the research together.
When asked about the time it took to write "SAS - Forged in Hell," Damien mentioned that it took about three months to write, but the research for the book took several years.
Damien shared personal experiences from his book events where he met family members of veterans and how they found his book emotionally powerful and transformative. He emphasized the importance of personal testimonies in his research.
He mentioned the grandson of one of the SAS veterans thanking him for writing the book and for unlocking memories and stories that his father had never shared before.
Damien also talked about his friendship with Alec Bora, one of the last surviving SAS veterans from World War Two, and how he interviewed Alec before his passing. He highlighted the deep bond and respect that SAS soldiers had for their commanding officers.
The interview touched on the concept of "transformational command" in the SAS, where leaders inspire their men through their example and forge strong bonds. This style of leadership is about earning respect rather than simply relying on rank.
Damien explained that transformational command is recognized in the military and also in business and industry, and the SAS often lectures on it to businesses.
The conversation mentioned neurodiversity and how the SAS valued individuals who could think outside the box and act unexpectedly, especially during World War Two.
Damien briefly discussed the Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, which was the Special Operations Executive (SOE) during World War Two, and their unconventional methods of warfare.
There was a mention of Hitler's directive to kill captured Allied agents and Special Forces operators during the war, even if they were in uniform, which was a war crime.
Damien also talked about the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich in Prague by SOE agents and the severe reprisals that followed, including the destruction of the village they came from.
The interview concluded with a question about how Damien chooses his book titles. He explained that titles often emerge from the writing process and may be related to key quotes or themes within the book.
A question about how he decides where to start and finish a book in his extensive research was also asked, and Damien mentioned that it's an instinctive process that comes out of writing and selecting the most relevant characters and operations to include in the narrative.
Crafting a Gripping Narrative: Damien Lewis' Unique Writing StyleThe Importance of Meticulous Research and PlanningResearch Takes Center Stage: Months of Preparation Before WritingThe Emotional Impact of Personal Testimonies in WritingUnveiling Hidden Stories: How Research Transforms LivesTransformational Command: Leadership in the SASNeurodiversity and Thinking Outside the Box in Special ForcesMinistry of Ungentlemanly Warfare: Unconventional Warfare in WWIIHitler's Directive to Kill Captured Allied Agents: A War CrimeChoosing Titles and the Art of Selecting Material for a Gripping Narrative
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