How to Make People Do What You Want: How the Science of Likeability Influences our Behaviours. Use Psychological Techniques to Persuade, Attract and Win People Over

Have you spent most of your life watching the people around you overtake you and always get the better of you, professionally and personally?

Has anyone ever taken advantage of you? Do you want to learn how to defend yourself from mental manipulation or do you want to easily learn how to get what you want from people without them knowing?

You should know that most of our choices are generated and managed through the application of specific methods of social influence.

Also, who doesn't like being able to persuade and manipulate people?

This manual provides a cutting-edge distillation of the techniques developed over the centuries by politicians, advertisers, criminals and other masters of their own universe. This will allow you to live a better life, teaching you how to discover deception and protect yourself from outside influences.

Here is just a small selection of what you will find in this book:

✔️ All you need to know about the science of sympathy to create a memorable impression.

✔️ How psychological human triggers work and how to exploit them to your advantage.

✔️ Boost your charisma by using strategies that most people are unaware of.

✔️ Create unstoppable self-confidence and empathy skills.

✔️ How to take advantage of body language to appear more confident and stronger.

✔️ Communication techniques with practical exercises, enabling you to use them immediately in real life.

✔️ Develop persuasion and influence to deal with those who resist.

✔️ Turn enemies into friends.

You will understand subtle psychological methods to read people, persuade and influence human behaviour. This is the ideal book if you have always wanted to get what you want. You will learn all about how to read people based on their language, their stories and their physical movements.

© 2022 Christopher Kingler (Hörbuch): 9781669655183

Erscheinungsdatum

Hörbuch: 27. Oktober 2022