How to Analyze People, Forbidden Manipulation and Dark Psychology 101: Discover the Covert Code for Limitless Mind Control and Subliminal Persuasion Using NLP and the Hidden Meaning of Body Language

by Jack Hill

If you want to "hack" human behavior with powerful tricks and learn about the loopholes in the human psyche you can use to influence people using proven psychological techniques, then keep reading... Some of the people who've had the most impact on history have managed to learn how to sway the masses to do their bidding. These select few seem to have been born with the innate talent of persuasion at such a high level, it's like mind control. But here's the thing, it's not. While human behavior may seem highly unpredictable, there are core foundations that once mastered, can help you get what you want from other people without coming across as manipulative or controlling. If you're tired of being completely oblivious to human behavior and would like to learn how to reliably learn how to influence people to see things from your perspective, then this guide is for you. In this bundle, you're going to discover everything you need to know about covert psychology. It contains the following Here's what you're going to uncover in How to Analyze People : Also, in Forbidden Manipulation , you're going to Finally, here's what you're going to learn in Dark Psychology 101 : This bundle is not for the faint of heart. If you're worried about the ethics of using dark psychology on other people, then it's probably not for you. But what would it be worth if you could get into the head of manipulative personalities and figure out how they tick, learning how to protect yourself and your loved ones in the process? It doesn't matter if you've never been the silver-tongued persuasive type or if you find it difficult to break the hold of manipulative people over your life. This special bundle will guide you on the path to becoming a better, more charismatic version of yourself. Scroll up and click the "add to cart" button to buy now!

491 pages, Paperback

Published September 17, 2019

Reviews

[Melissa · Rating 1 out of 5]

Poorly written. Redundant. Was there an editor or someone who proof read this?