The Art Of Persuasion: How To Spot And Stop Manipulation

If any of these scenarios apply to you, it's time you read this guide. Manipulation can be inherent in our relationships because of our reliance on emotions. But there comes the point where manipulation becomes emotional abuse. A victim can feel guilt, failure, and often, controlled by a friend, boss, or even loved one. Being controlled and hurt by manipulation is not your fault! While you may not be able to take the manipulator out of someone you love and care about, you can protect yourself from their manipulation. By learning how manipulators work, you can avoid being manipulated and ultimately, beat them at their own game. Being free of a toxic, manipulative relationship will completely change your life for the better. Published in the in 2001 Dr. Robert Cialdini's "Harnessing the Science of Persuasion" heavily informs this guide with scientifically proven strategies and analyses of manipulative personalities. As a significant area of human psychology, Dr. Cialdini's work, among others', informs patterns and behaviors that affect so many of us and our relationships. When you read this guide, you'll find: It is challenging to confront those we love and make hard changes to our relationships. But living in a vicious cycle of manipulation robs you of joy, self-esteem, and the life you deserve. This guide is the first step toward getting your life back. You will learn about yourself and the people around you, and then determine the best strategies for keeping those you care about close while protecting yourself.