Dark Psychology: 3 Books in 1

Discover the Secrets of Body Language, Human Behavior, Persuasion and Manipulation - Learn How to Analyze People and Influence Them.

By: Dane Adams

Narrated by: Adam Baker

What do influence people’s behavior?

Why people think what they think, say what they say, do what they do?

And what if you could analyze what’s behind their words and their actions?

You could read them like an open book.

You could influence them, even manipulate them.

You could literally control their minds.

This is great power, both to have a positive impact on people and to protect themselves from manipulative people.

Because the truth is that everyone wishes they had the power to extend their control over people, but few know how to harness that power and use it to their advantage.

Don't worry, you're going to learn it.

In this 3-books-in-1 guide, you’ll find all the answers you're looking for about people’s behavior and manipulation.

• Dark Psychology: Learn the Secrets of Human Behavior, Persuasion, Manipulation, NLP, Mind Control, Hypnotism and Other Techniques to Influence People
• How to Analyze People: Learn the Secrets of Human Behavior, Reading People, Body Language and Personality Types to Analyze and Influence Anyone
• Manipulation: Learn how To Use Emotional Influence, Dark Psychology, NLP, Deception, Brainwashing and How to Defend from Mind Controlling Techniques

Stop being manipulated from those people that already manage these techniques.

Start getting in control of minds: yours first and theirs later.

Get your copy today and start getting what you always wanted.

©2019 Dane Adams (P)2019 Dane Adams

good.. but

i need to know the chapter names so i can reresearch this and find the shit when i need it. garbage chapter titles. a kindergartener could do better.

A self-help book camouflaged as a textbook

The length of the book could be halved if you took out all the ".. is a powerful technique" and ".. is a harmless method, unless done with malicious intent, then it's the end of the world". Few, if any of these, and other assertions made throughout the book are substantiated. The reader is left with no other option than to trust what the author is saying.

I would recommend Daniel Kahneman's Thinking fast and slow instead

Some Good Information, Horrible Publishing

These books have some good information, but it is very hard to digest. The book does not flow well and, it seems, that the author is not a native English speaker. There is nothing wrong with this, however he should fire his editor. The number of grammatical mistakes and clunky sentences is staggering. In a number of places, the author completely drops all articles. The bad grammar makes the narrative very hard to follow.

Any decent editor would have helped the author to smooth out these issues and make the prose flow more smoothly.

Abort your purchase

The narrator is mundane and the content is contradictory and does not give information you are looking for. There’s a bit about smiling, waste of time and wanted to throw my phone for how annoying it was.

If you want to hear about things you already know or need a book to put you to sleep, get this one.

Awful

Was not read by a human. Endings of words were cut off. Want my credit back.

Find something else.

Filled with plot holes and spelling errors. Seriously doubt the author is accredited in any form. Really wish I looked into that before purchasing book. This book is little more than basic communication skills with the allusion that theres something else at play. If you haven't read Dale Carnegie's: How to win friends and influence people, read that. If you have read Dale Carnegie then just skip this mess all together.