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Lechouxnoire | 1 comments # The Mentalist Playbook: Influence and Persuasion in Writing

**What if your words could cast spells?**

"The Mentalist Playbook" by Peter Coarse isn't just another book on influence; it's a masterclass in wielding words with the precision of a mentalist and the subtlety of a magician. Drawing from the art of mentalism, the misdirection of close-up magic, the insights of psychology, and the elegance of narrative design, this book teaches you not persuasion by force, but enchantment by design.

In today's world, writing is more alive than ever – in business proposals, student reports, marketing pitches, emails, and especially on social media, where every sentence carries quiet, invisible influence.

**Inside this playbook, you'll discover how to:**

* **Prime thought** before your message even arrives.
* **Layer sound and rhythm** to induce mood and memory.
* **Anchor ideas** so they return stronger every time.
* Use **visual cues** to control attention and emotional tone.
* Slip in **embedded commands** that readers believe are their own thoughts.
* **Pace and lead** readers through subtle rapport-building.
* **Orchestrate language** so influence feels not forced, but inevitable.

Every technique is brought to life with vivid examples, from political speeches to advertising and fiction, revealing the hidden mechanisms of persuasion beneath the surface of awareness.

This isn't merely a book of tricks; it's an invitation to mastery. It's about embarking on a journey of self-development, transforming into the writer who moves minds, opens doors, and crafts messages that create lasting change.

With "The Mentalist Playbook," you will learn to weave priming, phonetics, misdirection, anchoring, and visual design into an intense persuasion spell – a pattern of influence so natural and seamless that people will feel as though they are reading what they already believe.

Whether you write grant proposals, student reports, stories, marketing copy, manifestos, or social media posts, this book equips you with the mentalist’s edge: not to demand attention, but to guide it.

**Available now on Amazon Kindle!**


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