Quick Grenade Trick Thingy Whatchamacallitabob: Bypassing Belief Shields by Invoking Belief
Quick Verbal Judo Hack to Change Conversations Around Belief
Core methods, frameworks, and tactical approaches to persuading others
Quick Verbal Judo Hack to Change Conversations Around Belief
Questions to bypass logic, pierce ego shields and introduce new perspectives
Table of Contents Persuasion Judo, It’s Like Real Judo Except For All the Ways It Isn’t This is persuasion judo the art of using someone’s own momentum against them. We’re going to use their values, their identity, and their objections. Done properly it can creates the feeling that they were agreeing all along. Here are…
Psychological Mind Tricks That Instantly Reshape How People Think and Perceive Value
The Trojan Nod is a subversive persuasion hack that bypasses resistance and increases people’s acceptance of opinions contradictory to their own.
Why are people more likely to believe a question than a statement? Learn about the interrogative form effect and its persuasive attributes
The one sentence persuasion course teaches us that people will do anything for those who: encourage their dreams, allay their fears, confirm their suspicions, throw rocks at their enemies and justify their failures. These same principles form the backbone of agitprop, the Soviet propaganda framework still used in politics today.Today we’re going to discuss the…
A key skill in mastering the art of persuasion is learning to disagree with someone while making them like & trust you. Use this powerful phrase to to challenge what someone says while maintaining or increasing rapport.
In this issue we discuss the epiphanic bridge and some simple presuppositions. Two classic rhetorical techniques that have been tried and tested by persuasive experts from politicians to professional copywriters. Simple yet powerful pieces of rhetoric and work on both the conscious and unconscious mind when executed properly. Table of Contents The Epiphanic Bridge People…
We would greatly appreciate if you could share this message with at least one person who would find it interesting or of value: There are two things you should always remember when trying to convince anyone of anything. 1 – The primary goals of the human brain, and by extension the subconscious, are survival and…