The Pimp Guide: Secrets of Mind Manipulation

by Mickey Royal

From the author of The Pimp Instructional Guide comes book 2, advanced lessons in psychological mastery. Techniques of the Secret Societies which dissect and explain how few minds control so many. What makes one submit to the will of another?

141 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 9, 2020

Reviews

[Unknown]

This is the worst book I have read in my entire life, don't waste your time, this book is nothing but an ego trip, the author bragging about his criminal record and getting nostalgic about his teen years when he was a gangster, the last chapter is extremely painful to read, he got fixated on (subconscious mind and conscious mind), dropping fancy terms to sound enlightened and talking about math, religion, logic..I wish I had a physical copy of this trash so I can burn it, just "eeeeeeew"

[Ellen Marie Rentas Torres · Rating 1 out of 5]

Nothing new under the sun


This book is another sad reminder there are still men and women out there being led by strings as a puppet. The pimp thinks he’s cunning and crafty, but he’s just another tool, completely blind and fettered to the dragon he compares himself too. How many books are there like this one already anyway?

[Vivian Clinton · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thought-Provoking and Eye-Opening Read

The Pimp Guide: Secrets of Mind Manipulation by Mickey Royal is a fascinating and highly thought-provoking book that offers a unique perspective on psychology, influence, human behavior, and the way people think and make decisions. The author presents his experiences and viewpoints in a direct, engaging, and attention-grabbing style that keeps readers interested throughout.

Mickey Royal has a strong storytelling approach that makes the book both compelling and easy to follow. Whether readers approach it for insight, curiosity, or a deeper understanding of behavioral patterns and social dynamics, there is plenty here that can spark reflection and discussion.

What stands out most is the author’s ability to present ideas in a way that captures attention and encourages readers to think critically about human interactions and influence.

A memorable and engaging read for those interested in psychology, mindset, and understanding different perspectives.

[Jonathan Johnson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good book

Good book
Philosophical book
This author has had years in the game of studying and perfecting his craft training other people
He uses the underworld technique of finding their weakness and tying thoughts to those weaknesses
I won’t use this method
This is a quick power method
I’m much more obsessed with order
Overall, I recommend this book for anyone who wants motivation to continue learning

[Grace · Rating 3 out of 5]

very quick read for my thesis. It was really interesting to see inside the minds of traffickers and how they think, and it aligns with my hypothesis. They very much so know what they are doing, use psychological mind games to brainwash women into becoming money machines for them. human trafficking takes place today of course, but now traffickers are becoming more crafty and using their pride to make it seem harmless.

[Christina Bennett · Rating 1 out of 5]

Ffs. Someone get this man a real editor. From the grammatical errors to the gratuitous pontificating, this was the most irritating book I’ve ever read. A massive letdown for those wishing to have their eyes opened to the underworld of “The Game.”