Kathrin Deshotels
All of us can feel out of control of our own lives, sometimes. It is a basic human need to feel like we have an amount of influence over our environment, so that is why this can be so frustrating. But there is no need to settle for this little when we can use mind control and emotional manipulation by tapping into the secrets of the mind.Read on, and you’ll learn how to use the hidden knowledge of neurolinguistic programming to seduce anyone you meet, craft a hypnotizing sentence, manipulate the mind — the list goes on and on.Most people out there aren’t willing to apply what we already know about the hidden reality behind the human mind. Intuitively, we are aware that we can tamper with people’s emotions in a way that benefits us. We know how to deceive people without them ever knowing it. People have experiences that open their eyes to the true nature of the human condition.The truth is, every one of us has a hunch about all of these things. Neurolinguistic programming uses science and psychology to back up empirically what we know from experience — learning the basic concepts of NLP is necessary to become a master in the discipline of emotional manipulation, but it isn’t necessary to be familiar with these ideas on a gut level.But something makes you different from the rest of them. You don’t only catch a glimpse of these secrets and then forget them in an instant: you found this book, and it caught your eye because it unraveled the forbidden facts of the human mind you suspected all along.Click “Buy Now,” and you’ll have words to put to the truth that you thought was ineffable. For so long, you have only known it on an unconscious level, but when you dive into these eight chapters, you will be able to combine your natural instinct for manipulation with the proven-to-work techniques we present to you.You can’t miss the opportunity now that it has opened up to you. Start training to become an emotional manipulator with us, and you’ll know how to play people’s emotions like a violin. All it takes is a readiness for social power and a slight penchant for trouble. 3