Imagine how different your life would be if you could spot the manipulation tactics people use against you and know the influence & persuasion techniques to defend against it.
Almost every person will suffer some form of manipulative behavior at some stage in their life, it’s unavoidable. Whether it’s an overt form of intimidation & bullying in the workplace or more subtle covert manipulation within a relationship. It’s much more prevalent than you think. But most people aren’t equipped with the right observation strategies to pick-up on it, or the right mental make-up to deal with it.
Katherine Chambers is an Ex Stanford Psychologist who specializes in all forms neuroscientific and psychotherapy subjects. However it wasn’t until she left college life and entered the ‘real world’ did she start to understand these theoretical topics in a practical sense. Over the past 15 years she has built a multi-six figure consulting business and a family of her own. But it wasn’t all plain sailing, she has gone through more than her fair share of manipulative relationships along the way.
In this insightful and functional book, Chambers gives readers a firsthand look into the scientific subjects she studied within academia as well as a practical real life guide on how to:
- Spot covert manipulation occurring
- Understanding why people do what they do
- Identify the warning signs that you are being manipulated
- Develop practical persuasion & influence techniques to defend against it
- Master the mechanics of verbal & non-verbal communication
- Deal with manipulation in any relationship
- Raise your overall confidence & self-esteem to immunize yourself going forward
… and much more.
An Psychologist’s guide to Manipulation is a mixture of theoretical principles combined with real life practical advice on how to spot and stop manipulation. The introspective emotional assessment techniques along with the external observation tools will help you with literally every interaction you will have.
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