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Dark Psychology Mastery - Master the Secrets of Dark Psychology and Its Fundamentals Such as the Art of Reading People Manipulation Techniques & How to Stop Being Manipulated and Persuasion Skills! - cover

Dark Psychology Mastery - Master the Secrets of Dark Psychology and Its Fundamentals Such as the Art of Reading People Manipulation Techniques & How to Stop Being Manipulated and Persuasion Skills!

Pamela Hughes

Editorial: Pamela Hughes

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Sinopsis

If you feel psychologically pressured into doing things and are looking to learn how to stop feeling scared, obliged or guilty, then keep reading….

Do you want to avoid being a target of social influence and manipulation?  Doyou feel guilty for wanting to say no although you have not done anything wrong?  Are you worried that you are being brainwashed?

The solution “Dark Psychology Mastery”, this book will provide you with the techniques you need to stop being a victim, so you can regain control of your own thoughts, opinions and behaviours.

In this book you will discover:

	A simple trick you can do to stop being manipulated.
	The best techniques to influence others.
	The one method available to read people.
	Why you must protect yourself from dark psychology.
	Understand why some people will fail to recognise dark psychology.
	And much, much more.

The proven methods and pieces of knowledge are so easy to follow. Even if you’ve never heard of dark psychology before, you will be able to follow these methods to protect yourself so that you are no longer a victim.

If you want to be in control of your own mind and limit the influence that others have on you then click “Buy Now” in the top right corner
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Disponible desde: 19/10/2020.

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