Mind Control Mastery: Techniques to Crush Your Competition

by Sherman Williams

Mind Control Techniques to Crush Your Competition (Play Chess, Not Checkers) is a book designed for people who wish to dominate their field by influencing their competition’s thoughts. It shows readers how to prevail over any competitors by improving their own defenses and attacking the best that the competition can offer. The book focuses on how you, the reader, can improve yourself in terms of boosting confidence and avoiding procrastination, as well as how to approach your opponents in every battle. You can then use these improvements to create a battle plan that will slowly crush your opponent. Development is clearly divided into a series of steps so that you can easily track your progress towards absolute dominance. You will also learn to defend yourself if your opponent ever attempts to strike back and to prepare yourself for any scenario that might come your way. This way, you will not be caught off-guard, and the possibility of defeat at the hands of your competition will be minimized. No matter your field of choice, this book can help you out. Once you are able to master every phase, you will surely crush your competition and always come out as the victor. You can then choose to play chess against those who prefer checkers.

101 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 23, 2015

Reviews

[Yoric · Rating 1 out of 5]

A short, shallow and mean book.

It talks about being influenced in a clothes shop, being prone to look at what other people just look beforehand. Or about a grocery store, watering and changing flowers on their storefront so that we think their products are fresh.

I didn't get valuable information so far.
Some information are questionable. Like saying the person with cluttered desk is harder to challenge because he/she can work in any condition, whereas the "neat desk" person would rather focus on cleaning the new mess than on the actual work.