Why people do what they do
Guess Less with Jeremy Ostler explores that question through revealing conversations about trust, influence, conflict, and the decisions that shape our lives. Understand people better. See what you've been missing.
Courtrooms. Boardrooms. Bedrooms.
A difficult conversation. A decision under pressure. A moment when trust breaks down. Guess Less explores what is happening beneath those moments. Through conversations with researchers, leaders, negotiators, and people with extraordinary experiences, Jeremy examines what drives us, what we overlook, and what changes our minds.
The goal is to leave each conversation with a clearer understanding of people—and something useful to bring into your own life.
Through the podcast, Jeremy turns decades of behavioral intelligence into practical insights on relationships, and human behavior, exploring the psychology of the decisions that shape our lives.
Read the room
before it reads you.
Perceptive. Deliberate. Trusted.
Jury Consultant and Trial Strategist
Jeremy's background spans military intelligence, defense intelligence analysis, jury consulting, and coaching. His work includes helping trial teams understand jurors and prepare witnesses, as well as working with leaders and people navigating difficult relationships.
On Guess Less, he brings that experience and thoughtful preparation to conversations about what drives people, what we misunderstand, and how we can respond more intelligently.
Understand people more accurately. Communicate more precisely. Influence outcomes more ethically.
The framework behind how Jeremy thinks about trust, communication, and human behavior.
Built from years of studying people in high-stakes environments, the C6 Trust Pyramid is the lens Jeremy uses to understand why trust forms, where it breaks down, and what it takes to rebuild it. Throughout the podcast, it shapes the conversations, questions, and insights Jeremy brings to the table.
We're interested in people whose research, work, or lived experience can help others understand human behavior more clearly.
Have a perspective that deserves a deeper conversation? Tell us what you would bring to Guess Less.
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