EVY POUMPOURAS: Former Secret Service Agent - 9/11 First Responder & Best Selling Author
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Mastering Fear and Building Resilience with Evy Poumpouras
In this compelling episode, Marcus and Melanie sit down with the incredible Evy Poumpouras, former Secret Service Agent, author, and expert in resilience and personal empowerment. Evy shares her journey from protecting presidents to empowering individuals to face their fears and build unshakeable resilience. She provides practical strategies for managing fear, handling stress, and cultivating a mindset that can thrive in any situation.
As a Secret Service Agent, Evy served under Presidents George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and Bill Clinton. She is the author of “Becoming Bulletproof: Protect Yourself, Read People, Influence Situations, and Live Fearlessly.” She is a renowned speaker and media commentator, frequently appearing on networks like CNN, MSNBC, and NBC. Her expertise in body language, lie detection, and personal protection makes her a sought-after expert in the fields of security and resilience.
Evy’s actions as a first responder during the 9/11 terror attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City bestowed her the United States Secret Service Valor Award.
Resources:
Book: Becoming Bulletproof by Evy Poumpouras
Evy’s Website: evypoumpouras.com
Follow Evy on Social Media: Instagram, Twitter
@evypoumpouras
In this episode you will hear:
• I was born in Harlem, New York. My parents were immigrants - they’re Greek. (9:50)
• My dad’s first job in America - he worked for free. (12:04)
• [Growing up] Fun was when the fire department would open up the fire hydrants, and we’d run through them. That was “going to the pool.” (13:57)
• I’ve always trusted my [inner] voice - whatever it is - intuition, instinct. I would listen to it. (18:22)
• I’m brave if I’m in proximity of other brave people. (19:30)
• When I applied to the Secret Service and before that, NYPD, I never asked what am I getting paid? (22:55)
• Everything I was able to do, happened here, and there’s no question in my mind, had I been born in Greece - I say this with all humility, there’s no way I would’ve ever been a secret service agent, there’s no way I would’ve ever been a cop. (39:20)
• After 9/11, the tone changed significantly. [People became] very much supportive of first responders. (42:10)
• [In the 9-11 experience] there were no injuries that day. You either lived, or you died. (59:51)
• That was the saddest part, I thought “I’m gonna die all by myself here - completely alone.” (69:33)
• Those situations show you who people really are. Even training won’t reveal that, until you see who does what, and who’s capable of what. (80:25)
• [Marcus] The best comes out in everybody when we all get hit at the same time. (81:11)
• [Marcus} I think 9-11 recreated a different kind of America. (84:38)
• I never dealt with the victims, I dealt with the suspects and the perpetrators. (99:52)
• I learned when I was an interviewer, certain countries torture certain ways. (110:04)
• I think our next big attack is gonna be a cyber-attack. (120:23)
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Love this podcast, what an amazing Intelligent and strong woman she is, with an incredible amount of accomplishments but yet still remains humble, thankful and proud to be an American. Definitely she has a Can Do Spirit. Thankyou for sharing your story.❤️🇺🇸❤️🇨🇱
Shes got that can do attitude. Strong woman. Not afraid to throw her self in the mix, be willing to get bucked off, but dust herself off and get back on the horse. Thats the secret. Anyone business owner seems to be willing to learn, adjust, learn lesson and keep going.
Great interview, but would be great if you two let her finish a sentence and didnt stop her train of thought when she was trying to answer your questions.
Great interview, great interviewers, great guest. Thank you all.
I don't mean to be rude but I feel like Marcus could've just let Evy get her points across then spoke because I feel it's pure disrespect. You see Evy doesn't speak over the others but I would just say maybe let the others finish their points then come in. It'll also help him to understand what is being said more. I just think being a great interviewer does require letting the guest speak and not talking over them. Like I said at the start of this comment, I don't mean to be rude.
Inspiring interview. As a first generation Italian/American female, Evy is right-as a woman I had many more opportunities as a US citizen. When we moved to Texas in the 1960s-even more. Thank you all for the discussion.
She is Greek
Not Glenn beck. Say it ain’t so
Old academy is 235 East 20th Street
Thank you mam
@1:49:46 "heal licking" roman goats, salt, magic...
There is a white house in jalalabad Afghanistan
"white boy" comes from the Irish @36:45
Coolest Event: Graduation from BUDS
What class? When did it graduate?
237!!!