I’m not a hypnotist. I’m just a huge fan of Chase and The Behaviour Panel!

@LoriHammond

3 жыл бұрын

Me too! Chase and the Behaviour Panel are incredible. Thank you for listening, Aniko.

@carolincas

2 жыл бұрын

thats how i got here too

@MrAllysonn

2 жыл бұрын

Same here! Love the sound of his voice and his smile! 😁

@mademoisellenseven

2 жыл бұрын

And I was here thanks to the behaviour panel too!

@sharessehughes2978

10 ай бұрын

Same! Love the whole behavior panel but Chase is my favorite. 💞

Awesome interview! You actually listened and let him ellaborate all his answers. I have seen other interviewers interrupting constantly, not allowing him to finish his ideas, which let us viewers with tons of questions. You have some excellent listening skills! Thank you ❤️

@LoriHammond

3 жыл бұрын

This means the world to me. Thank you! Chase is such a treasure-trove of information that I didn't want to interrupt a single word. I'm so happy you noticed and I'm grateful you took the time to watch, Nat.

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

@Siobhán Murphy Kiely thank you so much! And thank you for watching. 💙

@islandgal1187

Жыл бұрын

Well said! I was thinking the same thing about interruptions in interviews with Chase, I just want to shout "let him talk!" Great content!!

I love Chase. I’ve followed all of his works for years. He’s one of a kind!

As with others in thw comment section, I want to thank you for actually being a good interviewer! The other folks that I have listened to interviewing Chase either wouldn't let him finish a thought or would try to direct the whole conversation to revolve around their views. I love that you are actually interested in what he has to say. So now, instead of just being a fan of Chase Hughes, I am now a fan of you too!

@cassiehammond9518

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Robin! I saws this comment a couple days ago just as I was boarding a plane and it completely made my day! I'm so happy you enjoyed this interview. 😊

I could listen to this man all day 💜💜

Chase is the best. Lori is a great interviewer and that smile... wow!

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching! I'm so happy you enjoyed it. 😊

@bosstime2010

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome. I just finished watching. I'm a fan and a new subscriber!

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

@@bosstime2010 that makes my day! Thank you :)

The fact that Chase Hughes speaks openly about his early social anxiety is 50% of why i started taking notice of him. Thank you for that!

Perhaps the best and most insightful interview of Chase (and I`ve probably seen 90%+ of them all...) with the lowest viewing (wtf?).... the quality of information, insights, and conversation is unreal... well done! Thanks, @Lori for facilitating, beautiful and genuine smile, you allowed Chase to fully explain the concepts and to unleash his mastery... ps. do you have grandkids??? If I saw you in a mall I`d say you were like 31-32 years old.. (Not Joking) - thumbs up for the good genes :)

@LoriHammond

3 жыл бұрын

You just made my day! I enjoyed this conversation so much and was honored that Chase agreed to the interview. Thank you for your kind words and encouragement.

@FifiLeCat

3 жыл бұрын

Only 3m - You wrote me comment nearly word for word. This was an incredibly genuine and relaxed conversation. Into the zone.

This was by far my most favorite interview of Chase. Such excellent questions! At one part I almost teared up. You are both inspirational. Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Kim! I'm glad you enjoyed it. It was an honor to have Chase on the show.

I know this is an old feed but I had to mention, I new as a child I was hyper sensitive, I had a dis functional up bringing watching my dad abuse my mum, none of my other siblings saw what I saw. Cut a long story short I was always told I exaggerate the truth and attention seeking so I doubted my own sanity. All my life I can easily pick up on whether someone feels genuine or not within a few minutes of talking to them. I feel I learnt to analyse behaviours that lead to dishonesty subconsciously through my childhood, this was confirmed when I started to watch The behaviour panel, great stuff, also great interview 🙌❤️

@LoriHammond

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. My heart goes out to you in hearing about your struggles as a child. How wonderful that you found Chase and the Behaviour Panel!

This has now made me want to explore hipnosis for myself with traumas that therapy isn’t really helping me

One of the best interviews with Chase. Totally agree to most of the comments here. Very interesting questions that got me tuned in until the very end. Thanks so much!

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

This comment makes my day! Thank you for watching Maria.

One of the best interviews from Chase ❤️ thank you Lori

@LoriHammond

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it 💗

@Ganeshprofficial

3 жыл бұрын

@@LoriHammond Absolutely ❤️

Chase is one of my favourite humans. Lori, I’ve seen plenty of people interview Chase, and it’s generally pretty painful to watch, but this was fantastic! You have a great manner as well as the smarts to go with it. You gained a subscription based on how you handled this interview, just fantastic.

@karentaylorsmells

Жыл бұрын

OMG YESSSS, it’s cringe-y watching so many of his (amateur) interviewers. I get it, they have a view and are excited, but damn, have some self-restraint and don’t interrupt the guy!

Great interview, excellentinterviewer. I love listening to Chase. They both have million dollar smiles;-) My favorite take-a-way, "Everybody's screwed up". Thank God someone put this out there as a given...go figure it's Chase Hughes who says it.

@LoriHammond

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Makayla! I'm so happy you enjoyed the interview!

Thank you for this video with Chase Hugh’s! He so knowledgeable, I always watch him on Behavioral panel… he’s my favorite one. 😊

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching, Robee!

I discovered this confidence system when I decided to change careers. I role played, thought why not me? and with an upgraded tailored silk business suit I set out to conquer. Hugely successful endeavor, fun and profitable. After that I wore that suit whenever I had a challenging situation. It was crazy how good everything seemed to go my way, even getting a better table at a restaurant.

@LoriHammond

Ай бұрын

This is so cool! Thank you for sharing. 😊

Love that this came into my feed. Wish it were a year ago but nevertheless definitely worthy a listen and to listen again. Lots of valuable information.

@LoriHammond

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. 😃

Really enjoyed your interview with Chase. Thank you. Will will definitely be subscribing to your channel and watching more of your content!

I love listening to Chase. He has helped me through some tough times.

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for listening, Vicki! He's a remarkable man!

This should have millions of views. Great interview 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I feel lucky to have had this conversation with Chase.

I am reading your book. BIG FAN. Thanks for sharing your knowledge😊

Genuine chemistry here. Good interview!

Great interview! Thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it! Thank you.

@LoriHammond

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching! I'm so happy you enjoyed it.

Wow! This was a KZread suggestion. And it was perfect! Great interview! I subscribe to The Behavior Panel. Thank you for asking the awesome questions. I'll be subscribing to your channel. 🙂

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

You've totally made my day with this comment Tracy. Thank you for watching and thank you for subscribing!

love listening to Chase

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Me too! Thank you for listening Janet!

Loved this... thank you.

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching, Sandra 💗

Brilliant interview! I’m totally putting “No Tigers” post it notes all over my house lol

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, Hayley! I’m so glad you enjoyed this interview ☺️

This video is brilliant! Chase is so interesting and you are a great interviewer :) it's fascinating learning about how our minds work!

@LoriHammond

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching, Gemma! I'm so glad you enjoyed it.

I feel validated listening to him talk about Saber-toothed tigers. From a young age I've calmed myself when overanxious by reminding myself, "You're fine. You are not being chased by a bear. You are just -insert whatever I am doing here-" As a young kid that is what I likened the heightened emotion to, being chased by a bear or a vicious dog and here I was just doing everyday things!

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

It's amazing that you intuitively knew that at a young age! The things we say to ourselves have a profound effect on us, don't they? Thank you for commenting K C.

Chase is literally my Christmas gift this year. This was so good Lori. Your connection was amazing.

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching, Sheri! He's pretty amazing, isn't he?

@sheripaisley5263

2 жыл бұрын

He’s such a great gift. My life has changed so much since finding him online and I’m only a couple weeks in. I spent all Christmas Day binge watching everything I could find. And spend hours daily learning as much as possible.

Lordy, this is deep stuff but so enthralling. Great interview!

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Bette! I found it enthralling too.

As person who has PTSD, I've noticed that the part of my brain that senses that someone is not "ok", or especially someone who is "off" in the way they are behaving, it's like my brain says " Pay Attention, NOW". And it's really weird , I walk my very large dog very early, and very late at night. She is a very protective breed. Last night a man, who was not from our neighborhood, and was ( in my perception) too comfortable, suddenly appeared on the corner of my yard, and started walking slowly toward me. I felt very much like he was "Sizing me, and my dog", up. He started talking to my dog, while he continued towards us at a slow pace. Everything was weird about this guy. Immediately, my dog body blocked me, and started growling. He kept toward us, saying " Hey, Poochy, aren't you a nice dog. Can I pet him?" Looking at me then. I said " No, she's extremely protective, you need to go on your way". He put on this pouty face, grumbled, and went on down the street. What's weird is that I notice lot about people Immediately when I first see them. I guess that's ME, " Sizing up" others, lol. And the more non- threatening they are, the more I pay attention.

@amazingsupergirl7125

Жыл бұрын

That’s super interesting. I think women learn to scan the area for men but to be in your yard?! No way. I never thought about paying more attention to the calm one but it makes sense. Men should know to leave us alone in situations like that because we’ve been harassed our whole lives. That guy knew what he was doing and clearly used your dog to get physically close to you. Don’t walk your dog in the dark! ❤️🤟🏻

I am now 27 minutes in and have already made 10 pages of notes; this is definitely NOT small talk! :D

@LoriHammond

Жыл бұрын

I'm so happy you found this video valuable. This has been one of my favorite conversations of all time.

Lori, you are exceptional! Thank you

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank YOU, Roz!

You had super good questions for Chase and he had fantastic answers, good experience😀

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching and commenting, Beth! I'm happy you enjoyed it!

Great interview! Cheesus loves you!

I’m learning so much! Thank

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching, Barbara!

Fantastic interview. Thanks.

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for listening, Genie!

My action step will be to approach life with more confidence, remembering everyone is suffering & try to leave people better than I found them. Thank you both for this thought-provoking discussion!

@LoriHammond

Жыл бұрын

I'm so happy you enjoyed it. That's a fantastic action step!

Fantastic interview with great tips I will be sharing clips with my students. The interviewer also has really interesting ideas like our unconscious is in our body. I am learning from watching this to angle towards the people I’m talking with, tricky using cameras pinned together. Thank you!!

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching and for letting me know you enjoyed the interview.

Thank you for this interview. Regarding confidence: My father was a child during the Russian-Finnish Winter War and he was left alone much of the time, running through snowy fields as planes dropped bombs, starving half to death in freezing cold bomb shelters...he not only passed on his PTSD to me, he passed along his self-preservation techniques since he also never learned how to show love, guidance, or empathy. He showed me how to put on a mask of self-confidence. He was a tiny man physically, but his presence was huge. He walked around like he owned the place, no matter where he was. He walked into restaurant kitchens to talk to chefs. He acted like everyone was his equal even though I know for a fact that he was a terrified little boy inside with very little self confidence. He taught me well how to not only blend into my surrounding when I needed to stay small, but he taught me how to enter any room, any building in any country, in any language, and actually feel like we/I deserve to be there, and because of our/my never-ending curiosity, we/I am able to carry on interesting conversations with absolutely anybody. Even though my father and I are physically small, we could command attention as long as we were able to utilize this manufactured confidence. It sure gets tiring, though, always having to 'perform' in public. That's also why dad also taught me how to drink myself to sleep, which I did for over 58 years. The booze gave us most of our mostly-ersatz confidence, so for the last 4 years I've been tapping into my real self-confidence, which is an entirely different beast.

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

He sounds like a spectacular man who left a powerful legacy. I'm happy you're tapping into your real self-confidence now. Thank you for watching, Kristina.

Fantastic interview! 👏🏼

@LoriHammond

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching, John!

Great interview with quality information for creating a better life.

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed it, Lee! Thank you for listening.

Great job Lori!You got Chase on your show,you were beautifully curious,showed your former weakness,looked spontaneous too.Congrats!I only listened while working now I checked (when Chase was proving his tablet was real)and yiu have nice genuine smile.And Chase was amazing..he is always amazing and he is very precious human being.

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words! I'm so grateful you watched and found value from the conversation. I was so honored to have Chase on the podcast. I agree that he's a very precious human being. (And so are you.)

@gaawn

2 жыл бұрын

@@LoriHammond Thank you!And yes I subscribed.Wishing you all the best.

That was awesome.

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Great interview Lori covering some really interesting stuff and also enjoyable to watch. Pertinent and insightful questions and well thought out and practical answers from Chase. At one point you’re discussing a Joe Navarro book…just wondering which one…when I looked on Amazon he has many. Thanks.

fantastic interview!

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching, Rebecca!

Awesome interview! Confidence is also feeling comfortable in your own skin and with who you are. It helps people relax and be themselves.

@LoriHammond

Жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more! Thank you for watching, Belinda. 💓

@amazingsupergirl7125

Жыл бұрын

I wonder what the difference is between confidence and not caring what other people think. They talked about confidence influencing others or being infectious. I’ve never thought of it that way. For me, how someone feels about me is irrelevant…well other than my parents. I’m aware I have an unrealistic level of confidence but it’s just how I am. I’m highly social, but love my alone time. I love talking with new people no matter who they are. But, I also can’t read body language at all. So, I have to rely on language and it causes problems because people aren’t straight forward like I am. I’ve been aware of this my whole life but don’t understand it. It’s not that I don’t care about people. I do. It’s just that I don’t care what they think about me.

Great interview!👌

@LoriHammond

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for listening! 😊

Very interesting. Thank you for having Chase giving a bit of his expertise on this...have to listen again to take it all in...understand it better..

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

You're so welcome. Thank you for watching, Cornelia!

Finally watched and made notes on this entire episode.. I ended up with 20 pages of notes in a booklet a little bigger that a stretched out (big) hand. 🙃👍

@amazingsupergirl7125

Жыл бұрын

I need to borrow your notes ❤️

Hi Lori, I love how you listened to chase and asked great questions! I’ve subscribed to you from this discussion! Please Chase come back to Lori’s channel as you’re so interesting (I love you guys on TBP) however, I found this sooo beneficial and I’ve rewatched this a couple of times (my adhd shut off 😉).

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, Fiona! I'm so happy you found this conversation valuable :)

Love chase and watched this because of him, but Lori is adorable! 😁

@LoriHammond

Жыл бұрын

Aww, thank you Michele! I'm so happy you enjoyed the conversation!

Great interviewer Lori !

@LoriHammond

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, Aniko!

As a woman's intuition, I picked up from this video that Lori has such a huge crush on Chase -- it is so obvious. I saw receptivity from Chase also but not as overt or directed. The stars in Lori's eyes dazzled throughout and left me unable to concentrate on what Chase had to present. Had to rerun to get what he was saying.

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Joyce, this comment makes me laugh because, when I gave the video to my editor I said, "Can you please make me seem less ridiculous?" I didn't even want to put this video up because I know what you're saying is true. I was listening to him thinking, "Act normal, Lori!" which just made me more obvious. 😂 I happy I put it up anyway because it's reached a lot of people... even though a lot of them got to see me acting like a star-struck goofball. Thank you for watching!

@gaylehill3892

2 жыл бұрын

@@LoriHammond You were beautiful! Who doesn't have a crush on Chase😂 Thanks for a lovely interview. 💜

@nwunnoticewhatyounotice6136

2 жыл бұрын

@@LoriHammond I see it as you being your everyday adorable joy-filled excited-to-chat self. And he's adorable as well, so there ya go, all fabulous and fun!

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

@@nwunnoticewhatyounotice6136 thank you for this! I like that perspective! 💖

It’s all about selfempowerment!!!

40:00 That gut feeling is so strong i just can't ignore it...

Great interview

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for listening, Linda!

Chase I WONT LIE when I say; You are Like My Two Brothers and My One Adopted Daddy; they raised me with the Belief that ALL HUMANS ESPECIALLY, MEN were The Princes YOU Are and them. They showed me Decades of being the kind of MEN I NEVER WILL MEET IN LIFE and certainly DID NOT! I have been harmed and hurt by BOTH Men and Women and it was THE BIGGEST Struggle to keep from being MEAN and Hateful and ANGRY! I ONLY HOPED My Brothers and My Daddy WERE REAL that SOMEWAY I would FIND ANOTHER IN LIFE and KNOWING YOU ARE One of Them is SUCH HOPE for me, I could have gone a LIFETIME without knowing another SUPER NOVA like them and I found You and Mark and Greg and Scott and You FILLED me heart with HOPE and Joy THANK YOU for BEING YOU and For Caring so much and SO VASTLY!! THANK YOU! Your compassionate and open heart have given Gifts BEYOND anything you could have known! With Love and Care I share you with My #seniors #caregivers like me @Jeannie420 #CannaNurseInternNastassia LOVE YOU!!

It’s how they are viewing their own contribution😀

Brilliant

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching, Jack!

Chase, you recommended a book title you encouraged everyone too read. I hope you might remember and tell me again what is was.

To answer your question; I ordered Chase Hughes of Joe Navorros books.

Chase’s book: The six minute X-ray…it’s on Amazon 👍 thank you!

'Thuh' imposter monster but 'thee' elipsis manual. Both begin with vowels so I'm unsure why the different pronunciation? Aaanyway, lol, I'm looking forward to listening! Thanks! x

It’s impossible not to look at her smile and not instantly be in a better mood. Not trying to be creepy🤷🏻‍♂️

empowerment .......the reseason for uniforms ,titles, badges ..

What medical training do you have to know all of the parts of the body and brain, such tongue twister words. I suspect you may have a photographic memory. So cool and totally helpful in your work.🤗🤭👍🏼

I am impressed by this video. I need to learn so much more. But the moment I felt the need to react: Lori Hammond has grandkids? 😮😮 She looks like 30, 35, max.

Hello, Chase.

I have tried hypnosis before never worked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I always have been intrigued by hypnosis; however, I’ve never successfully been hypnotized; although I wanted to be.

@LoriHammond

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching! I feel your frustration. I felt the same way before I learned hypnosis.

I am literally chasing chase online..consuming all his content I wasn't able to get the ellipsis manual book in Egypt or audiobook

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching! I'm happy you found it valuable.

I watched this video before i walked my dog; used it to approach people to make them feel better....but i came across an elderly couple and noticed the woman was closed-minded and wanted to escape the situation.. Their aggressive pooches where trying to attack my larger german shepperd.. I know for a fact my dog will put them in their place without really hurting them. The male owner seemed relaxed, but the woman just wanted to run from the situation.. I racked my mind on how to make her feel more comfortable in this situation but couldn't find a solution.. Any suggestions besides just letting her be (which i did)..?

@LoriHammond

Жыл бұрын

Chase doesn't see these comments and I don't have any bright ideas. Perhaps you can imagine watching this scene on a movie screen only pretend that Chase is walking your dog. Watch the way he handles the situation. Since you've been consuming a lot of his content, you might be surprised at the creative ideas your subconscious mind gives you when you do this imagination experiment (also known as self-hypnosis 😉)

You have grandkids?? Wow! Looking good!

Wait, Lori is a gran? So youthful. And great interviewer.

@LoriHammond

Ай бұрын

Thank you, Katherine! ❤️

So is Hughes saying that he can hypnotize others, but he himself is a "low-hypnotizable?" LOL. In speaking about body language and facial expression, I loved the point Hughes made about our prehistoric ancestors hunting in the high grasses miles off from each other and communicating standing in the tall grass via widening.

Most people on zoom put shelves behind them!

@amazingsupergirl7125

Жыл бұрын

She should use her bookshelf completely full. That’s what I’d do. People think I’m smart because I read a lot. Haha fooled them!

Am i correct in understanding that those people who are (naturally) very aware of their environment/spatial awareness are to a lesser extend hypnotisable? I'm taking baby steps in the field of human behavior and hypnosis.. Thanks in advance! ✌ (lol, Chase Hughes touches on 'baby steps later on).

@LoriHammond

Жыл бұрын

I'm not sure how Chase would answer this but I believe that everyone is hypnotisable... some just experience hypnosis in a more profoundly obvious way than others (clucking like chickens on stage etc.) If we go back to your comment about the woman feeling anxiety about the dogs on your walk... She was in a sort of hypnotic fear trance because past experiences have conditioned her automatic response to that situation. Hypnosis is useful (even for hyper alert and aware people) when we use it to de-condition our automatic responses and choose a new response on purpose.

@alswedgin9274

Жыл бұрын

@@LoriHammond i appreciate your input!

@alswedgin9274

Жыл бұрын

@@LoriHammond I have the feeling i self-hypnotise myself on a daily basis but i don't have a scientific proof for it..

@amazingsupergirl7125

Жыл бұрын

Yes, he did. It surprised me too. I don’t pay attention to my surroundings but I also haven’t been able to be hypnotized. However, I’m hyper aware of what men are doing around me because of a lifelong experience of sexual harassment. I think it’s a learned behavior that men clearly don’t have. Actually, I’ve never tried a lady hypnotist. That might work!

One minute.. she’s got grandkids??? Whaaaaat??? And also, Chase I love you

To me, confidence comes from having proved to your own self that you can _______. That's why I prefer "have done" lists over "to do" lists. Success is addictive. The longer the "have done" list gets the better we feel about ourselves and the more confidence we have. Also, I think women are hard-wired to be more intuitive, sensitive to nonverbal cues, because we are designed to be the child bearers and babies can't talk. Even infant females can sense who is insincere, not to be trusted.

@LoriHammond

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for these insights. I wholehearteldy agree with you on both points. I grew up in an environment where I never really accomplished anything that I could look at as a way to say, "I did that!" and grow in confidence. I think, sometimes, a person can benefit by kicking off the process with a little confidence first, then use the evidence of what they accomplished from that place as evidence that they can _____. (Which builds more confidence and keeps the cycle going.) If a person has been beaten down (or beaten themselves down) repeatedly, it can be nearly impossible to __________ if they don't find a boost of confidence first.

Chase is so unsuspected he could be the antichrist 😄 love watching him he is so great at teaching and inspiring.

@LoriHammond

Жыл бұрын

He's pretty amazing, isn't he?

Snapping stick in the bush = oh f#%k freeze mode, gut pain, chest lock, sensory perception amped to insane megahertz, brain cycling all known animal and human scents ears straining . Cherokee ancestry activated 🤷‍♀️. Saber tooth tiger are real man. HALP !!! Lori, been chasing Chase interviews and this was a great one. You are so cute❤️

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

I missed this comment before and it's awesome! Thank you for watching and for your kind words, Karen 💓

How to cut off from a narcissist?

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Tahira, my friend David Bennett is brilliant at helping people cut off from a narcissist. Are you on TikTok? He mostly shares stuff there and I think you'll get massive value from him. www.tiktok.com/@dtbennett

Script = Routine ?

Its not tigers now. Its other things and its called intuition. Follow it.

Lol no one's coming. Making it real❤️

Girlfriend named Michelle? I think he did a massive chaff and redirect because isn’t his wife’s name Rachel?? 😅❤️🤟🏻

She looks like Emma stone!

I can't believe Lori has grandkids I thought she was 25 or so.

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

Awww, thank you!

WHAT?? GIRL FRIEND? Not married? I got shiny eyes as many intelligent women do. Run Chase! Run!

@laurasmithira

2 жыл бұрын

Actually..after listening until the end..There are real tigers. They just got different names. I am not into manipulation of myself. I want to see reality.

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

🤣 🏃🏻‍♂️

If you can overlook all the evolution mythology that he believes, you can learn some valuable lessons from his books.

I noticed your birthdate is in 1990. That would make you 12 yrs old when you joined the military. This must be a type-O? Please let us know, as your losing credibility. Thank you. I really enjoy listening to you and the panel is good too.

@LoriHammond

2 жыл бұрын

You're right, it is a typo. I'm not sure where you saw that date but according to Chase's Amazon profile he entered the military in 1998 which would've made him 8 years old 🤣