Nathaniel Noble Jr podcast. Join a Philadelphia expat guest Richard Blank living in Costa Rica.
The Nathaniel Noble Jr Podcast, also known as the Mr. Noble Podcast, is an interview and lifestyle podcast that focuses on real-life conversations, personal growth, and positive vibes. The show covers a variety of topics, including fatherhood, health and wellness, relationships, and finance, and often features guest interviews with everyday people, artists, and other experts.
Where we talk about life, because it happens to everyone. Also great guest and indie artist Q & A sessions along with positive vibes. Nathaniel Noble Jr started this podcast to talk with everyday people about their life's journey and to connect hearts and souls of the common man. May you enjoy.
Richard’s journey in the call center space is filled with twists and turns. When he was 27 years old, he relocated to Costa Rica to train employees for one of the larger call centers in San Jose.
00:00I mean, come on. Will you stop selling for a minute and be real?
00:04Right. And if you can do that, the room will feel that and people will see, man, this guy's really is connected.
00:10You know, it's not an act anymore. You're reacting. And if you can do that, you might have longevity in this business.
00:17Yes. I see you got it down to a science. It seems easy for you because you've been practicing pretty much all your life.
00:24Like the piano when your parents forced you. Well, let me ask you a question. We're about the same age. You remember the show, The A-Team?
00:32Yeah. A-Team.
00:33You remember The Face Man?
00:37Which one is that?
00:37You had Hannibal. You had Murdoch. You had Mr. TBA. And you had The Face Man, Dirk Benedict, Templeton Fag. See, I gravitated towards that sort of character. Mr. T could throw someone through the window, but The Face Man got you in the door.
00:50And then another show is Remington Steel with Pierce Brosnan. And that just showed clever rhetoric. So it didn't have to be the strength. It could be the tongue that really, like today with Eminem 8 Mile, if you do a rap battle and someone out raps you, you might not have any comeback.
01:07And so I like clever speech. And I like when you didn't have to use profanity. And you didn't have to insult somebody. You just gave the strongest argument possible where the majority of the people looked, pondered, and agreed with you. Not through arrogance, through enlightenment, you know? And so, yes.
01:27Kill them with kindness, huh?
01:28I hope so. With lucidity. So at least they can see it on their end. And you can put yourself in their shoes. That's a great point.
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