Putting Mind Control Tactics In Your Daily Life : Exploit This Technology To Get What You Want, And Be Protected Against Its Powers! - ebook

By learning how to use "mind control" techniques, you can get anybody to behave and think exactly how you want them to.

This book is a guide about what mind control is, the history, how it is applied to day-to-day situations and some techniques for how to learn and use mind control yourself. This guide also covers some similar disciplines that you may wish to further consider and learn.

There are a number of different models or paradigms that can be applied to learning and applying this skill.There are also countless persuasion related disciplines that will improve your competencies in mind control.

Hint: No insider would actually use the term "mind control", as anyone who's good at this knows, we can only increase our percentages to getting what we want through competent execution of persuasion techniques.

Remember: With great power, comes great responsibility! Good luck on your journey to mastering the craft of persuasion and mind control!

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Mind Control - A Brief History
The Different Models and Theories of Mind Control
The Conditional Model – Also Known As The Behavioral Modification Model
The Hardwired Model
Mind Control and Memes
Day-to-Day Applications of Mind Control
The Influence of Parent and Upbringing on Mind Control
The Link Between Religion and Applying Mind Control
How Teaching Institutions Use Mind Control
Different Disciplines of Mind Control and How to Apply Them
Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)
Coercive Brainwashing
Hypnosis
Social Influence
Advertising, Media and Public Relations
Psychic Influence
Black Ops Mind Control
Behavioral Conditioning
Commitment and Consistency
Mob Mind Control and Social Pressure
Mental and Emotional Torture/ Coercion
Reciprocity
Pacing and Leading
Social Proof
Rapport
Authority
Values Elicitation
The Power of Physiology
Unconscious Response Training
Subliminal Messaging
The Emotional Chamber
Schein's Five Steps of Mind Control
How to Create a Recovered Memory
Conclusion