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Guys, the clock is ticking on our April 18th Apprenticeship in Decatur, Georgia! Please make sure you guys check it out!\nThese are highly interactive 2-day workshops where professionals of all kinds can rehearse for and refine their strategies for life's most significant moments. Whether it is a contract negotiation, interpersonal conflict, hiring new staff, or leading a team, in general, The Apprenticeship\u2122 is focused on creating a new type of educational experience for today's leaders that are execution-focused.\nWe will be hosting our Apprenticeship's in the following cities:\nAtlanta, GA: April 18th & 19th\nChicago, IL: May 2nd & 3rd\nSydney, Australia: May 9th & 10th\nPerth, Australia: May 16th & 17th\nRenton, WA: June 13th & 14th\nSanta Monica, CA: June 27th & 28th\nCharleston, SC: July 25th & 26th\nPlease see these links below for more details!\nHave more questions about The Apprenticeship\u2122? Check out our FAQ page: https://artofcoaching.com/the-apprenticeship-faqs/\nWant to host an Art of Coaching Apprenticeship\u2122? Visit https://artofcoaching.com/the-apprenticeship/ and fill out the form and we will get right on it!\nThis information is kept free by our partnership with Momentous. To learn more about Momentous and what they do to help our community go to livemomentous.com/brett. As part of the Art of Coaching audience, you can receive $20 off your 1st order of Momentous by using code BRETT20 at checkout. (Minimum purchase amount of $50).\n\xa0\nGuys, I think this episode is going to be one of our more popular ones simply because of the uniqueness of the conversation. Justin shares such candid information with us today that you will not want to miss this one.\n\xa0\nJustin is an emergency and sports medicine physician, and he has honestly had a unique path. He graduated in 2003 from the Harvard University School of Medicine. The biggest takeaway from my conversation with Justin is that all high stakes jobs where people are trying to achieve optimal performance require a combination of improv game theory, persuasion, and influence.\n\xa0\nKey points discussed with Justin today:\nFraming and validating the experience of a patient and letting them know what they are going through is real\nWhat the 'tyranny of now' means to Justin and why he uses this to help patients handle their emotional state\nHow proxemics and aesthetics play into a patients confidence in the person treating them\nThe reality that medical professionals are humans too and can swing for the fences only to strikeout\nAcknowledging the tremendous fear of trauma patients but at the same time letting them know you're the boss and you need them to let you do your job effectively\nJoin our exclusive\xa0Facebook group of fellow Art of Coaching Podcast listeners and have your voice heard!\n\xa0\nDon't forget to check-out and download our new free resources.\n\xa0\nPodcast Reflection Sheets:\xa0Click Here\n\n\xa0\nHow to Find a Mentor Guide:\xa0Click Here\n\n\xa0\nSign up for my course:\xa0Sign Up Now!\n\n\xa0\nFollow me on social media:\n\xa0\nVia Instagram:\xa0@coach_BrettB\n\n\xa0\nVia Twitter:\xa0@coach_BrettB\n\n\xa0\nSubscribe to my YouTube channel\xa0here\n\xa0\nLearn More About My Courses, Clinics, and Live Events At:\xa0www.ArtofCoaching.com