How to Make People Do What You Want : Methods of Subtle Psychology to Read People, Persuade, and Influence Human Behavior

James W. Williams

ISBN 10: 1953036422 / ISBN 13: 9781953036421

Published by Alakai Publishing LLC, 2021

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nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Some people get away with everything. They ask, you say yes. They suggest, you find yourself doing it. They walk in a room, things shift.It's not luck. And it's not personality. It's method.Most books on influence either get academic (Cialdini-level) or sleazy (door-to-door sales). This one stays in the middle: practical psychology you can run today, ethically, on people who matter - clients, coworkers, partners, kids.Inside, you get: The four cognitive biases doing 80% of the work in human decisions. Names you've heard. Applications you haven't. How to seed a request hours before you make it. The pre-suasion play that drops resistance to almost zero. Reading body language before someone speaks. Three signals. Each one tells you whether the answer is already yes. Why your 'no' gets reversed in negotiations. Two words you're saying that flip the frame. The Ben Franklin effect - older than its name, weirder than it sounds, works every time. Subtle pressure that doesn't feel like pressure. Used right, the other person thinks it was their idea.This isn't manipulation 101. It's communication for adults who are tired of being bulldozed.If you've ever walked away from a meeting wondering why you agreed to something you didn't want, this book is the antidote - and the toolkit.Read it once. Run one technique a week for a month. Watch the room change around you.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: How to Make People Do What You Want : Methods of Subtle Psychology to Read People, Persuade, and Influence Human Behavior
• Publisher: Alakai Publishing LLC
• Publication Date: 2021
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1953036422
• ISBN 13: 9781953036421
• Binding: Buch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 209W x 132H x 12D millimeters 209 millimeters width by 132 millimeters height by 12 millimeters depth
• Weight: 264 grams

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Synopsis

Some people get away with everything. They ask, you say yes. They suggest, you find yourself doing it. They walk in a room, things shift.

It's not luck. And it's not personality. It's method.

Most books on influence either get academic (Cialdini-level) or sleazy (door-to-door sales). This one stays in the middle: practical psychology you can run today, ethically, on people who matter - clients, coworkers, partners, kids.

Inside, you get:

- The four cognitive biases doing 80% of the work in human decisions. Names you've heard. Applications you haven't.
- How to seed a request hours before you make it. The pre-suasion play that drops resistance to almost zero.
- Reading body language before someone speaks. Three signals. Each one tells you whether the answer is already yes.
- Why your "no" gets reversed in negotiations. Two words you're saying that flip the frame.
- The Ben Franklin effect - older than its name, weirder than it sounds, works every time.
- Subtle pressure that doesn't feel like pressure. Used right, the other person thinks it was their idea.

This isn't manipulation 101. It's communication for adults who are tired of being bulldozed.

If you've ever walked away from a meeting wondering why you agreed to something you didn't want, this book is the antidote - and the toolkit.

Read it once. Run one technique a week for a month. Watch the room change around you.

About the Author

James W. Williams is a bestselling author dedicated to helping readers master the skills that change everything: confidence, emotional intelligence, and effective communication.

His own journey forged his mission. After years of struggling with shyness and social anxiety, James began studying the psychological techniques and exercises that build genuine confidence, assertiveness, and emotional resilience. The results were transformative - he overcame his fears, built successful relationships, became a bestselling author, and stepped into a happier, more fulfilling life.

His writing reflects that path. Each book combines science-based research with personal experience, delivering clear, no-fluff guidance designed to be applied immediately. James doesn't believe in hype - he believes in tools that work in the real world.