Covert Manipulation: How Dark Psychology Relates to Manipulation? How to Defend Yourself from Manipulation in relationships? Types of Mind
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Do you want to go get people to act in your favor and also safeguard yourself from manipulators? If yes, then keep reading...
Manipulation is a practice of using words strategically to make people think in your favor. The way you word yourself essentially makes it so that you make the option you don't want someone to choose seem "negative" and the option you do want them to choose seem "positive". The way you say it bypasses the conscious mind which will automatically say "no" and teaches the subconscious mind that it is okay to say "yes". There are two strategies you are about to learn that will maximize the success you have with using manipulative requests to get someone to say yes to you. The first one requires you to start with small requests and work your way up, and the second requires you to ask something large or seemingly outrageous first, and then ask for what you want second. Both of these strategies will ensure that you get maximum success when asking for the things you want or need. For instance, if you think there's no one who can keep your date or partner happier than you, you try and align their desires with yours. You know you will keep them happy when they get married to you and vice-versa. There is a positive manipulation and persuasion, where he or she does not get the feeling that they are being tricked. You are in fact doing what is good for both him or her and you. As a person in love, you are trying to lead them into a powerful bond that you truly believe in. Is manipulation wrong here? Well, maybe not
This book gives a comprehensive guide on the following:
Manipulation is a practice of using words strategically to make people think in your favor. The way you word yourself essentially makes it so that you make the option you don't want someone to choose seem "negative" and the option you do want them to choose seem "positive". The way you say it bypasses the conscious mind which will automatically say "no" and teaches the subconscious mind that it is okay to say "yes". There are two strategies you are about to learn that will maximize the success you have with using manipulative requests to get someone to say yes to you. The first one requires you to start with small requests and work your way up, and the second requires you to ask something large or seemingly outrageous first, and then ask for what you want second. Both of these strategies will ensure that you get maximum success when asking for the things you want or need. For instance, if you think there's no one who can keep your date or partner happier than you, you try and align their desires with yours. You know you will keep them happy when they get married to you and vice-versa. There is a positive manipulation and persuasion, where he or she does not get the feeling that they are being tricked. You are in fact doing what is good for both him or her and you. As a person in love, you are trying to lead them into a powerful bond that you truly believe in. Is manipulation wrong here? Well, maybe not
This book gives a comprehensive guide on the following:
Format:Hardcover
Language:English
ISBN:1914184939
ISBN13:9781914184932
Release Date:January 1
Publisher:Robert Sanders J.
Length:182 Pages
Weight:0.91 lbs.
Dimensions:0.4" x 6.0" x 9.0"
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