Rolling with Hans Verbruggen: Belgium’s Global Dog Trainer on Behaviours That Shape Success
In this episode of Rolling Through Negotiations, we’re joined by Hans Verbruggen, a certified NePoPo® trainer and a master of modern dog training techniques. From his early days growing up in Belgium’s rich dog training culture to becoming a global coach for sport dogs, government agencies, and passionate dog owners, Hans brings unique insights into how training dogs can shape our own excellence.
Despite his expertise, Hans remains humble and down to earth, focusing on continuous learning and the shared journey of growth with his students. His global experience showcases remarkable adaptability and cross cultural competence, offering valuable insights for anyone passionate about understanding behaviours and fostering growth.
🎯 Key Takeaways:
- Time and Patience: Hans shares why taking the time to build trust, patience, and confidence is critical for achieving excellence, whether with dogs, people, or yourself.
- Clear Goals Lead to Success: Just like finding the right job for a dog, setting realistic and meaningful goals can help us thrive in our chosen paths.
- Behaviours Speak Louder Than Words: Hans emphasises observing actions over words to understand true intentions, a skill equally vital in dog training and negotiations.
Join us as Hans explores how understanding behaviours, fostering discipline, and finding balance can transform not only how we train dogs but also how we approach negotiation.
Follow Hans and learn more about his work: https://www.hansverbruggen.com/
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In the Rolling Through Negotiations Podcast, we explore the world of negotiations with practical advice, engaging stories, insightful discussions, and the strategies you need to enhance your negotiation skills. Each episode features guests who are the real deal, the black belts of the negotiation world. From lawyers and BJJ black belts to First Nations community members, they bring real insights to help you master the tightest holds. So tie up your belt and get ready to roll. It's not just about the moves, it's also about the mindset of a black belt.