The Art of Psychological Warfare

How to Skillfully Influence People Undetected and How to Mentally Subdue Your Enemies in Stealth Mode

By: Michael T. Stevens

Narrated by: Jim D. Johnston

Length: 1 hr and 50 mins

Publisher's summary

Do you feel like other people always get the best of you? Do you wish you were more assertive in dealing with others? Have you ever felt bullied or dismissed by others? Want to get some payback? Then you're ready to take psychological warfare seriously. You'll never have a mere conversation again after putting our tricks into practice.

This book teaches you personal interaction on a psychological level. It runs from trivial tricks like getting people to like and respect you more, to tactical life skills like making a convincing argument or persuading somebody to do you a large favor. In case you're up for some heavier artillery, it also teaches you how to play manipulative tricks on people by exploiting arcane quirks in the human mind, to psychological combat maneuvers practiced by law enforcement and the military.

Learn from psychology experts and military black-ops experiments alike, as we explore the maze of the human mind and discover some access panels that weren't meant to be discovered. If you don't want to use it offensively, you can also use it as a defense against the con artists and sociopaths who try to pull one over on you - perhaps you'll even see your relationship in a new way.

It's time you asserted yourself! Get in touch with your inner Jedi and learn a few mind tricks of your own. If you even use it to argue your way out of one traffic ticket, this book has paid for itself right there.

©2016 Michael T. Stevens (P)2016 Michael T. Stevens

it's ok

if you are looking for in depth info on psychology warfare try another book..if you want to introduce yourself to the topic then read on

Lacking in depth

It was very short and only covered basic techniques and not even well. Your money is better spent elsewhere.

Not enough techniques to learn enough

It's a fun listen, great story telling, but not one that really drills in the possible, useful techniques to the point that you are bound to remember them and actually find a great way of using them

Be confident, friendly,& 1 stp ahead w/ tactics

Satistical strategies, awareness of diff. personalities, the art of social scenery.
listened to it 3 times, after 5t5t5each time I listened to the 101 on body language.

Waste

complete waste of time and money, common sense covers all this, I cannot reccomend this book

Handy, basic and perhaps a little interesting

A nice introduction but I think you need to do further study to make this subject helpful.

great overview

did not go into too much detail but gives the reader a broad view and enables the reader to research individual topics seriously. I enjoyed the read.

I can hardly listen to this

What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?

A new reader and more useful content.

Would you ever listen to anything by Michael T. Stevens again?

Not likely

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Jim D. Johnston?

Really anybody.

Any additional comments?

Unlistenable after about a half hour. Dry, mostly useless information that doesn't actually teach you the art of persuasion and the S whistle drove me crazy.

Wish it was longer!

Good topics and good examples. I'd like to see an expanded version, but still very much recommend this book.

poor audio but info was ok

the audio is pretty poor
the information is mediocre and attempting to be more grandiose than it is, the tone is the same as presented on the cover of "now dont do this but if you did it's a superpower that gives you esp and mind control"
interesting and the tone is easy to put up for a short read
worth about $4