CIA Spy: "Psychopaths & Manipulators TARGET This Type Of Woman!" (Spot A Con Man)| Andrew Bustamante

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If you’re anything like me and are obsessed with true crime and serial killer documentaries then guys, THIS episode is for you!!!

Today’s episode of Women of Impact is ABSOLUTELY PACKED with information and tactics so you can spot manipulators and their sleazy grooming process BEFORE they can sink their teeth into you!!

Too many women feel helpless and powerless in situations where they realize they fell for the wolf in sheep's clothing. The reality is, 1 in 10 people are either a psychopath, sociopath, or a narcissist. And while there are differences between the 3 types of abusers, one thing they all have in common is that they will manipulate and con you for their benefit.

This episode, with former CIA spy Andrew Bustamante, is here to educate and equip you to take control and protect yourself from people who don’t have your best intentions at heart.

Andrew is the absolute expert in spotting these con-artists and has spent years of his life and career studying them! So he is super experienced, knowledgeable, and practical when it comes to spotting & shutting down manipulators.

We cover SOOO much in this episode, including:
- The 3 warning signs someone is the “1 out of 10” and is actively trying to manipulate and control you
- The natural vulnerabilities most women have to being conned, and how to put up guardrails to protect yourself so you can avoid becoming a victim
- How real world con artists like the Tinder Swindler, Dirty John, Ted Bundy, and Elizabeth Holmes target and hunt for their victims
- International espionage tactics that the CIA and cons use to influence and manipulate people and how you can spot the signs and get out before it’s too late
- Little things you can do to break your people-pleasing behaviors and shut down a manipulator
- How you can test the empathy of someone new if you are suspicious of their intentions
- The system an abuser will use to SLOWLY manipulate you
- Why it’s SO important to be cautious about who you trust and not let new people in too quickly
- How master manipulators use seduction, intimacy and sex to control you
- Understanding the foundation and context behind seemingly suspicious behaviors in a person
- How you can slow things down, protect yourself, and make decisions in your best interest
- And SOOO much more!!

Seriously guys, the odds of you coming across a con artist is virtually guaranteed, and whether it’s protecting yourself from a toxic romantic relationship, or protecting your grandma from a “helpful” neighbor that seems a little TOO friendly, learning these tactics can help you STOP the con before it starts and even potentially save your life.

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Chapter Markers:

🤷‍♀️ [00:00] Successful women are vulnerable
🎯 [12:10] How con artists hunt you down
🧪 [32:54] Testing for empathy
🕵️ [1:09:58] CIA interrogation techniques that cons are using against you
📝 [1:37:31] Breaking down real world con artists’ methods
❌ [2:05:07] Warning signs of manipulation

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Themes: Confidence, Relationships, Business, Mental Health, Self-Improv

All Comments (21)
  • @LisaBilyeu
    WARNING: I will never ask for your contact info in the comments section, that is someone impersonating me!
  • @sudenims5235
    Words tell you nothing. Consistent actions tell you everything.
  • @jasmineestafia
    Women love attention! In my experience with several narcissists in pursuit of me, they are very consistent in the beginning—trying to see you or contact you everyday! Consistency does wonders in capturing a woman’s heart. The love bombing feels good and their goal is to get you in bed so you can have a soul tie with them and be stuck with them. That part never works because I am abstinent until marriage. Sometimes I don’t even have to reveal this. I just blocked another narcissist after two weeks of their crazy nonsensical behavior! I took a liking to the “good” things about him but it’s not worth my sanity dealing with someone that’s broken. Never settle ladies. You deserve a healthy relationship with a healthy man!
  • @Airwicca72
    This is why I teach my sons and daughters to take their time with potential romantic interests. Keep your distance for quite a while. Enjoy their company but reserve yourself while you deliberately observe them in many situation.
  • @Heavenlysky89
    After a relationship with a narcissist and then a sociopath, never again will I fall for a con man. The man I have now is the best.
  • Slow roll all relationships! Narcs don’t have a long attention span and their grandiosity won’t allow themselves to be a pursuer for too long as it’s ego insulting to them. They’ll move on and show you who they are.
  • My ex-husband ran off because I told him "no" too many times, asserted my boundaries, and figured he was full of crap. I trusted him until his stories didn't match, so I tracked him and ran a background on him. Then filed for divorce, just when he thought he could crawl back thinking I would be begging for his love. I must be a different kind of woman. I saw my dad be dishonest to his mom, my mom's, and his ex-wives and girlfriends. Once I catch dishonesty, I am going to do a background on patterns. The lesson learned here, is to do the background first before you get serious in a relationship. It's a big time and money saver.
  • @Portia620
    Vulnerability is beautiful, but when a guy gets mad because you’re not vulnerable that’s a huge red flag go run. If this person doesn’t understand that maybe you’ve been hurt badly and you need to go slow then they’re not worth your time.
  • @user-pb3sb3un7n
    I've started telling people to remember that humans are the worst predators I've known, and they should be treated accordingly. I've left a marriage of over 35 to a grandiose narcissist that literally almost killed me, whether by threat, situation or so much stress it almost ended me and I am very leery of people now.
  • @831VibezTribe
    Yep....i lost my 14 yr career, home of 14 yrs and relationship with my son effected horribly.... i try to forgive myself everyday...and am praying for a financial miracle to rebuild
  • @user-nm6bs9ru6x
    I use a relationship worksheet. I write down the pros and cons of the relationship. Are the pros consistent? Then I ask these questions: 1. What are some of the red flags that you noticed from the beginning?. 2. Why did you ignore it.? 3. What do you want to do now? 4. What will it cost you if you stay? 5. How does this person make you feel? 6. How did this relationship end? Keep these worksheets and review them so that you can correct the pattern.
  • @sateIIitepilot
    I grew up in a family full of narcissists and sociopaths, once I see a trait that is in any way recognizable of this type, I will have nothing to do with them. Thank goodness I've never personally gotten involved with these creatures, myself but I have seen the damage they do. Surround yourself with good people and you will be happy.
  • @jed1680
    Every vulnerable person, regradless of his/her age or gender, needs to watch this extremely important, informative content in the name of self-protection.
  • @chiaraA.
    It has taken me an entire lifetime to stop blaming a 'bad picker' and instead understand there are so many manipulators and conmen out there - and to make it my whole business to never give the benefit of the doubt when dealing with the unknown and humans - I'm not talking about being paranoid. I'm talking about understanding many people just do not approach life and have standards such as mine and I must be keenly aware that the vast majority will not be for me. Time and time again I was astonished at how I ended up with a relationship where the person was someone I could not/should not - be with - to my detriment - and that there was very little that was benefiting me - and where all the benefit was coming from me
  • I needed to hear this ….. I was missing my ex and I started to remember how horrible he actually was !!!
  • @SusanaXpeace2u
    ps, as an enfj i have fallen into the trap of trusting people who did nothing to earn the trust.
  • @jadegreen1554
    This is excellent. This is what the public dialogue needs right now—CIA level intelligence about liars and conartists.
  • @sethstinson1341
    Lisa I've watched almost every single podcast from Andrew on youtube. You not only asked him the most unique questions ive heard him be asked, but also asked questions that i feel he genuinely saw as good questions he enjoyed engaging in. Absolutely great work.