Every leader, entrepreneur, and professional has behavioral blindspots—automatic reactions
under pressure that quietly cost them influence, value, and opportunity.
This masterclass empowers you to see, name, and train beyond those blindspots—so you show
up with clarity, confidence, and control in every conversation.

The pitch that started strong—then slipped.
The client who suddenly stopped trusting your calm.
The tone that changed the energy in the room.
That’s not a lack of skill—it’s a blindspot.
Behavioral reflexes show up when stakes rise and emotion takes the wheel.
Behavioral blindspots silently cost you deals, trust, and confidence—until you see them.
But once you can see them, you can train them.
Spot your unique blindspots in negotiation and leadership.
Decode how pressure triggers automatic reactions.
Rebuild composure and clarity in the moments that count.
Transform awareness into leverage, not anxiety.
Identify the subtle cues that signal when emotion is taking the lead — before it hijacks the moment.
Recognize the patterns in others’ behavior so you can respond with strategy instead of instinct.
Build micro-skills for staying grounded — breath, timing, pacing — that instantly shift your presence under pressure.
Harvard-trained attorney. Former U.S. Air Force officer. Negotiation professor and behavioral
strategist.
Philip has coached leaders, executives, and entrepreneurs across industries—teaching the
behavioral systems behind calm, confident performance under pressure.
Masterclass includes time-tested frameworks, not just theory.

Know Your Stress Signature: A snapshot of your unique reactions under pressure.
Master Emotional Flow: Tools to manage, not suppress, emotion mid-negotiation.
Confidence Grounded in Presence: Build trust and credibility by staying regulated
under pressure.
Most professionals never get the chance to look at what’s really driving their results.
This is that moment.
Join a focused, live session designed to reveal your unique negotiating blindspots—so you can
lead with intention, not reaction.