Outsmart Everyone

Spy Skills to Gain an Unfair Advantage in Work and Life

De: Andrew Bustamante

For readers of Never Split the Difference and What Every Body Is Saying, learn how to adopt top-secret spy skills to gain an unfair advantage in business and life.

Information is the lifeblood of spycraft, and the key to unlocking opportunity, influence, and freedom in everyday life. But in a world of infinite newsfeeds and data sources and AI-generated search results, the most powerful person in the room isn’t the person with the most information, or even the best information. It’s the person who knows how to turn that information into knowledge.
This is what intelligence operatives do better than anyone on earth—and ex-CIA officer Andrew Bustamante is here to tell you how. Packed with high octane stories from his seven years undercover and practical strategies the CIA doesn’t want you to know about, OUTSMART EVERYONE reveals how to:
 Cut through information overload and transform raw data into actionable insight
 Detect lies and hidden agendas by reading people like a professional interrogator
 Build powerful networks using the same methods CIA uses to recruit foreign assets
 Navigate complex human dynamics to get an edge in negotiations, networking, and teamwork
 Separate signal from noise to notice what others miss and remember details others forget
 Master the art of asking questions to unlock human intelligence
 And much more
These are the same elite skills that CIA operatives use to hunt terrorists, learn enemy secrets, cultivate sources, and stay alive. In this one-of-a-kind field guide, you’ll learn how to deploy to them win untold success, power, and influence in your everyday life.

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Praise for Shadow Cell:

"Shadow Cell rips the curtain off the modern spy game with the kind of insider access only two former CIA operatives could provide."—Jack Carr, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Red Sky Mourning

“Hair-raising… an alluring crash-course on spycraft…the authors pack in plenty of suspense, providing the cliffhangers and paranoid atmosphere of a John le Carré novel.”—Publishers Weekly