Persuasion: The Key to Seduce the Universe!

Become a Master of Manipulation, Influence & Mind Control

De: Robert Moore

Narrado por: Aaron Michael

Duración: 3 h y 40 m

Resumen del Editor

What I'm about to reveal in this audiobook may shock you!

You may shake your head in disbelief. However, trust me....

The question is, would you like to have the power of influencing anyone you want or have them do exactly as you bid? Just imagine how great would it be to persuade your boss to give you a raise, or that hot girl to come home with you.... Persuasion - The Key to Seduce the Universe! is here to help!

This book will help you save time, energy, and money as it gives you all the most important techniques and strategies for you to influence, persuade, and seduce the whole world.

In this book you will find:

• The Basic Techniques of Persuasion, and how to develop them easily and quickly!
• How to Influence Human Behavior: you won't live at the effect of others, you will be the cause!
• Mind Reading Secrets: own every interaction and get what you really want...always!
• ...and much more!

You can have this power. The power to have people literally obey you and still be happy about it; the power that will enable you to influence people's thoughts, emotions, and behavior in nearly any situation. This book will teach you how to listen and speak more effectively, read people's minds without them noticing, avoid the most common conversational disasters, and use proven strategies that allow you to successfully communicate your point of view and control their decisions, whether it's a client, a girl, or your boss.

So get your own copy of Persuasion: The Key to Seduce the Universe! today! It will be the best decision you ever make!

©2018 Robert Moore (P)2018 Robert Moore

really exciting.

The book was really exciting. I especially liked the fact that he tested the principles by putting you the reader to work by encouraging you to attempt the exercise.

Developing book

Very interesting and compelling at points. There's certain things worth learning here and a good structure to them at that. Most of all this makes me wish psychology was developed as science as rigorously as physics or biology. This book would shed most of that for developing the theory more comprehensively and presenting more complete analyses (or at least basic summary stats) of experimental results.

Awesome!

Awesome book! This book grasped me from the very start, as I am extremely interested in psychology. I would recommend this book for people who are interested in psychology. Recommended!

this is somehow something i have already knew

this is somehow i already knew from other books of same subject. there are plenty of jewels here. but i kinda bored my self listening to the book.

Great book

This book is mainly in the advocacy of the consumer. The premise is that we have mental shortcuts that trigger, almost automatic responses. This is our bodies and brains being psychologically efficient in our best interests. The author believes that many companies manipulate and take advantage of these psychological efficiencies for financial gain.

Understanding book

A lot of good ideas in here. The author includes a lot of anecdotes and examples which I understand is necessary for a book. Will definitely open up your eyes to how others are attempting to influence you in the areas of Commitment and Consistency, Reciprocation, Social Proof, Liking, Authority, Scarcity.

Quick, easy read

Well written as well. Quick, easy read packed with succinct, powerfully persuasive advice. Along with Cialdini, a must read and must use if you genuinely want to increase your persuasive power. Satisfied!!

Helpful book

This is the classic book on the psychology of persuasion. The book does a wonderful job of keeping the subject light despite that it is chock full of references to studies.

Essential book

This book is compelling at a times frightening principles of persuasion, along with reciprocity, commitment/consistency, authority, liking, and scarcity as well as social proof, which is essentially groupthink. It's benchmarking our behavior based on others actions.