The Art of Persuasion: Proven Conversational Skills Techniques to Learn Mind Control Methods, Reading & Influence Human Behavior and Improve the Hidden Art of Attraction

Do you want to learn mind control methods?Have you ever gone into a conversation with a clear sense of what your objectives were, only to find yourself abandoning them?Let's say it's a business meeting. There's a conference room. You're about to go into it.There might be many people there, but there is one in particular that you know you will be at odds with. Your goals are clearly fixed in your mind.You take a deep breath and head in for the meeting. A half hour later, you emerge from the conference room confused. What just happened? You were prepared to argue from the standpoint of your own agenda, but something happened during the conversation.The other party's point of view took precedence.Maybe at the time it had seemed more important to you. Maybe it hadn't, yet you still found yourself swayed. For whatever reason, everything that the other party said, moved you further and further from your initial viewpoint until you found yourself advocating theirs.But now, outside the conference room, your initial viewpoint is clear in your mind once again. It was almost like you were under a spell that broke once you stepped outside. So, what happened? You've just been manipulated. Do you want to kwon how stop and spot manipulation?The Art of Persuasion can help you ... This book covers the following topics:Art of persuasionIndicators that you're a victim of manipulationHow to defend yourself against emotional predatorsMind control methodsHow to influence people and human behaviorEmotional persuasion: what is?Conversational skills techniquesBest practices: the optimization of persuasionEthical use ... And much moreAlthough persuasion seeks to change your mind, it need not be a dark or negative experience.Psychological manipulation seeks to change others' perception or behavior through deceptive or dishonest tactics.Psychological manipulation might have the same goal as persuasion, but is unscrupulous and exploitative in the way it goes about it. So, to clarify the difference between the two is that when you merely seek to persuade your intention is merely that: to persuade. Behind this intention is the belief that in persuading the person, there will be some benefit, either to them or in some other sense. You're not seeking to harm them for your own benefit; in some sense your motive is altruistic or idealistic. You're at least trying to do some good.The interesting thing, as we shall see, is that either party uses very similar techniques out of different motives and to very different ends. The hope is that by the end of this book, you'll have an understanding of these techniques and be able to spin more convincing arguments yourself and recognize the negative influence of manipulators and be prepared to counter it. If you are ready scroll up and click the buy now button!