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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2020 · 28 MIN

731: Thrive Under Fire: Turn Difficult Customers into Business Success And Conquer Your Inner Demons with John Faisandier

from Marketer of the Day with Robert Plank · host Aloysius Alaiza

John Faisandier is an expert in emotional management and the founder of Thrive Under Fire (TUF), a training program that helps people, especially those in high-stress professions like veterinary medicine, learn to navigate difficult emotions and challenging situations. As an author and trainer, John has dedicated his career to teaching thousands of people in various […] The post 731: Thrive Under Fire: Turn Difficult Customers into Business Success And Conquer Your Inner Demons with John Faisandier first appeared on Marketer of the Day with Robert Plank: Business Growth & Entrepreneur Stories.

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John Faisandier is an expert in emotional management and the founder of Thrive Under Fire (TUF), a training program that helps people, especially those in high-stress professions like veterinary medicine, learn to navigate difficult emotions and challenging situations. As an author and trainer, John has dedicated his career to teaching thousands of people in various countries the skills to manage their own emotions and those of others. Today, John discusses the contagious nature of emotions and how they can significantly impact our lives, both personally and professionally. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfIW0I15i0c In this episode of Marketer of the Day, Faisandier explains techniques for thriving under pressure, such as deep breathing, naming emotions, and using perspective to reduce catastrophizing. He illustrates these methods with personal stories, showing how taking a moment to recognize frustration can prevent escalation and improve communication. Faisandier also describes his work with veterinarians, offering training and resources to help them manage both client and staff emotions in high-stress clinics. Listeners can access a special report and further training at tuf.ac for veterinarians or tuf.co.nz for general emotional management resources. Quotes “Emotions are contagious. You don’t have to be a victim to them—you can learn to manage them better than you do.” “Name your feelings without judging them. It activates the rational part of your brain and helps you respond instead of react.” “Frustration in the moment rarely comes from the person in front of you—it’s often a cumulative response from past experiences. Acknowledge it, and it loses its power.” “Giving yourself perspective and self-compassion is key. What seems overwhelming now will look small when you see it in the context of your whole life.” Resources Join Thriving Under Fire - Managing Emotions at Work on Facebook Group TUF: TUF training provides the skills to handle difficult situations with confidence. Connect with John Faisandier on LinkedIn

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