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In short

Promotional intro to “Farleigh’s Five,” a weekly podcast where the host shares five ideas mixing serious and quirky psychology/business/human behavior prompts. Key claims/questions: (1) Do you ask the right questions when meeting strangers? (2) Are Brits reluctant to speak up, and could the “compliment sandwich” help? (3) Do you trust humans more than machines despite human error? (4) Do you act moments after telling yourself not to—possibly “the iconic process”? (5) Harmless “addictions” (chocolates/sweets), including the host’s “Pringles” cravings leading to “ridiculous” behavior.

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Pringles addiction; compliment sandwich; trust humans vs machines.

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0:00Richard Farleigh: Hi, this is a quick message to say my new podcast is out with a new episode, the second one, and it comes out weekly and it's on my new podcast channel. It's called Farleigh's Five and each week I put out five ideas, some slightly wacky and some serious. This week it's first, do you ask the right questions? If you met a stranger and had one question you could ask, what would it be? Second, are Brits reluctant to speak up? Maybe you need to learn the compliment sandwich. Third, do you trust humans more than you trust machines, even if humans make more mistakes? Fourth, do you ever do anything moments after telling yourself not to do it?

0:39You might be suffering from the iconic process. Fifth, have you ever had a harmless addiction? Chocolates? Sweets? I did some ridiculous things for my own Pringles addictions. So as I say, some are serious, some are quirky. They're all designed to make you think. Check on the link below for the new podcast. It's called Farley's Five. It's my weekly take on business, psychology, human behavior, and the odd thing that catches my attention.

From the publisher

My last full episode was an edition of Farleigh’s Five, and it went down so well that I’ve now launched Farleigh’s Five as a separate podcast.

The second episode of the new series is out now, with five fresh ideas covering business, money, life and whatever else catches my attention.

Use the links below ( Or search for Farleigh’s Five on Spotify and Apple Podcasts).

🎧 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4gbehCzLLPg2hK8Sd0Gmym?si=nYKMkH-zTG-AhIbMpxUJqg&utm_source=copy-link

 Apple Podcasts ⁠⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/farleighs-five/id6817339201⁠

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