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by James W. Williams (Author)
If you're tired of being manipulated, then there are ways that you can stop the control others have over you. Whether you're being tricked into doing things you don't want, or others are taking advantage of you, there are ways to stop manipulation and persuasion in its tracks.
This is the second book in the Dark Psychology series. The first one gave a groundwork for what different types of persuasion and manipulation might be. This book will take you through the process of using these tactics to their advantage.
The first half of the book will discuss what makes up an individual. The way you use your body, the words that you choose to speak, and the way that they were raised all play important roles in what makes an individual. You will also have to look at your own self and pick out all of these unique things that make them different from everyone else as well.
There are psychological studies that back up the idea of certain methods of persuasion, such as NLP tactics, that prove that anyone has the power to persuade others.
In How to Analyze People, you will discover:
- How to analyze other people
- The power of your body
- How your body language affects you
- The power of your words
- How to make connections
- How to Improve confidence
- How to subliminally persuade others
And much, much more
Even if you feel like you already know how to use manipulation tactics to your advantage, there is still important information in this book that will allow you to better persuade other people around you.
Although there are many differences among people, there are also many things that make us the same. In order to better analyze and understand those around you, it's crucial to find those things that we do connect on, and the things that bring us together rather than the things that tear us apart.
It's important when reading this book, versus the first one, to remember that not all manipulation is bad. In the first book, it was emphasized that those who might be manipulating you might also be taking advantage of you.
When reading this book, you should remember that manipulation is a tool, much like a hammer. You can either use that hammer to destroy everything around you, or you could alternatively use that hammer to create something organic, something new.
This book will take you first through the discovery and analyzation of those around you, and then it will provide different ways that you can persuade them.
The only thing you need before starting this book is the willingness to change. You might have to confront some of your darkest issues, and you might have to put yourself through future scenarios that elicit a feeling of discomfort. In the end, however, you'll find yourself to be much more self-aware and independent.
Grab this book and start the journey to better understanding human psychology today
