Friday, March 29, 2024

Putin Exposed: America’s Top Behavior Profiler Reveals a Stunning Breakdown

As the world continues to watch in horror the events transpiring between Russia and Ukraine, people are becoming more and more curious about the seemingly bizarre behavior of Russian President Vladimir Putin and his motivation for invading Ukraine. America’s top behavior profiler and leading trainer to intelligence agencies, Chase Hughes, gives the world a clear glimpse into the mind of Putin in his recent profile of Putin. Hughes reveals Putin’s key motivations as a leader into strength, significance, belonging, identity, and legacy

Hughes pointed out Putin, since his childhood, has spoken about what rats would do when backed into a corner: “…they jump and fight.”

Dealing with Putin will require a situation that removes the ‘corners’ he can be backed into, maintains his display of strength and belonging, and helps him to feel as though he is healing the (real or imagined) psychological wounds of the Russian people,” Hughes explained. 

In his profile of Putin, Hughes listed several key points that can help world leaders understand him better and, hopefully, learn how to persuade him into more peaceful behavior. According to Hughes, Putin sees himself as the savior of the Russian people, and it has become his identity. He also added that Putin has little self-control in scenarios such as when he is humiliated in public and feels threatened. Additionally, Putin may feel that his options to protect himself are limited. It is also worth noting that Putin may feel outcasted by NATO as evidenced by his statements. 

Hughes also pointed out that Putin thrives on social acceptance and a feeling of significance. He added that this could be exacerbated by the onset of a serious illness and was probably inflamed even more by isolation during the pandemic. 

“In the case that a serious illness is adding complexity to his recent behavior, Putin will be less predictable, and more likely to take aggressive action. However, he may be less likely to resort to nuclear options due to intelligence agency psychological research, and his strong desire for a positive legacy. Putin is, in his mind, a man who was elected by a post-traumatic society to both heal and protect,” Hughes explained.  

Chase Hughes is a Harvard University graduate in Neuroscience and Neuroendocrinology. He has 20 years of experience in the US military with a whopping nine deployments. Global experts recognize him as the number 1 body language expert in the world. At present, he is sharing his expertise with the rest of the world through his cutting-edge training in behavior profiling, body language, influence, and persuasion. The contents of his training were the same insights he used to train the most elite government teams in the world. Today, he is revolutionizing how even people in business think and perceive situations through his groundbreaking insights.

He started doing training after leaving the government in 2019, and he teaches a wide array of life-changing skills. He developed the 6MX system for intelligence agencies, which is now considered the gold standard in Tradecraft. He is the only known trial consultant in the world who can guarantee a 300% money-back guarantee. 

Apart from doing training to empower people, Chase Hughes is also the bestselling author of the book The Ellipsis Manual. Hughes also wrote the novels Phrase Seven and Belgrade Archer. This 2022, he is expected to release Pierce Reston Book 3.

Chase Hughes uses a unique lens when it comes to empowering leaders in business, government, and the corporate world. His use of science combined with his many valuable years in the field are the reasons that America’s elite, both private and government, demand his training. If anything, learning from him presents an overwhelming wheel of possibilities that is bound to raise a new generation of exceptional leaders. 

We certainly hope Hughes’ skills are brought to the table to bring an end to the horrors we’re witnessing in Ukraine.

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