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Manipulation: A Guide to Mind Control Techniques, Stealth Persuasion, and Dark Psychology Secrets
Have you ever felt taken advantage of? Do you admire people who can talk themselves out of any problem, any tight spot?
Do you avoid social situations because you feel inadequate like you’re always saying the wrong thing?
If so, keep reading!
You deserve peace of mind, and knowing what to watch out for is the first step.
You’ll continue to be at the mercy of the manipulators unless you can take back control – this guide empowers you from the beginning, giving you the tools and tips to take the steps necessary to keep your psyche safe. In this comprehensive guide, Deborah Weiss approaches manipulation, and manipulators, head on – to get you on your feet and aware.
In Manipulation Techniques, you’ll
How the manipulators operate, and sure-fire tips to help you spot them a mile away. Foolproof ways to identify if you, or someone you know, are being manipulated. How to get anyone to say “yes” to your requests, with little-known psychological techniques. Real manipulation techniques that are based and rooted in science. A crash-course on body language cues, and how to identify and understand micro-expressions. Steps to take to save yourself if you’re romantically involved with an emotional manipulator. And much, much more!
Arm yourself with the most powerful in the self-help arsenal against Knowledge. Learn to quickly and accurately identify, and avoid psychological manipulation, or start your path out of this destructive cycle. Even if you’ve tried before, if the task feels daunting or too much – it’s never too late to become happier, healthier, and freer than ever before.
Don’t waste another minute! There’s no better time than today.
Scroll up and hit that “Buy Now” button to take the steps you need to finally be in control.
Do you avoid social situations because you feel inadequate like you’re always saying the wrong thing?
If so, keep reading!
You deserve peace of mind, and knowing what to watch out for is the first step.
You’ll continue to be at the mercy of the manipulators unless you can take back control – this guide empowers you from the beginning, giving you the tools and tips to take the steps necessary to keep your psyche safe. In this comprehensive guide, Deborah Weiss approaches manipulation, and manipulators, head on – to get you on your feet and aware.
In Manipulation Techniques, you’ll
How the manipulators operate, and sure-fire tips to help you spot them a mile away. Foolproof ways to identify if you, or someone you know, are being manipulated. How to get anyone to say “yes” to your requests, with little-known psychological techniques. Real manipulation techniques that are based and rooted in science. A crash-course on body language cues, and how to identify and understand micro-expressions. Steps to take to save yourself if you’re romantically involved with an emotional manipulator. And much, much more!
Arm yourself with the most powerful in the self-help arsenal against Knowledge. Learn to quickly and accurately identify, and avoid psychological manipulation, or start your path out of this destructive cycle. Even if you’ve tried before, if the task feels daunting or too much – it’s never too late to become happier, healthier, and freer than ever before.
Don’t waste another minute! There’s no better time than today.
Scroll up and hit that “Buy Now” button to take the steps you need to finally be in control.
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136 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 8, 2019
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November 2, 2020
This book is utterly disgusting. From the excessive use of "target" to the BS "relationship" suggestions. The book encourages you to manipulate your "target" in order to get what you want. It glosses over any ethics and tries to pretend that both the manipulator and target can get "what they want". The strongest case it made for both parties winning is a manipulative car salesman - pushing you to a "better" car. The seller wins because they got a larger commission. The buyer "wins" because they have the pleasure of spending more money on a car for crap they don't need or want. Add to the negatives of the subject matter, the book is quite poorly written and repetitive. It often uses a handful of phrases 5 or 6 times in a page.
The ONLY potentially redeeming qualities of this book: 1) Deborah Weiss should be avoided at all costs and 2) victims of manipulation might learn a bit about how other people are using them.
The ONLY potentially redeeming qualities of this book: 1) Deborah Weiss should be avoided at all costs and 2) victims of manipulation might learn a bit about how other people are using them.
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December 17, 2019Apparently manipulation is not only a negative term. I'm not sure what my take-away is from this book -- I suppose by going over the different mechanisms one can more easily identify it when you are on the receiving end, or you may be able to use it to steer people more toward things they ought to do anyhow? mehh
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