The ABC ... Dark Psychology 2.0 – 10 Books in 1 - 2nd Edition: Learn the World of Manipulation and Mind Control. The Psychological Skills you Need to Analyze People. Use Body Language, CBT and NLP. by Daniel ROBINSON & Benedict GOLEMAN

Author:Daniel ROBINSON & Benedict GOLEMAN [ROBINSON, Daniel]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2020-11-10T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter 8: Deception

Have you ever felt the pressing need to lie to someone? Perhaps you felt like someone in your inner circle was actively lying to you, but you lacked the evidence that you needed to prove it beyond that sneaking suspicion that whatever was being said was a lie. No matter how certain you were, no one believed you and you were brushed off as being too sensitive or paranoid.

What if you could develop the ability to identify the signs of that deception so you could call it out in the moment? Any time that you had those gut feelings that something was wrong, you would be able to point out exactly what it was that caused it. You would be able to tell exactly when you were lied to, in order to point out to yourself that you were not, in fact, crazy. You can end the constant self-gaslighting and instead work to eliminate the deceivers that are hiding behind their masks, presenting you with one thing while actually intending something entirely different.

What if you wanted to be deceptive? Sometimes, there is a good reason to be, even if it is not always the most ethical option. Sometimes, it is a good thing to convince someone else of something that is untrue, such as if you want to surprise someone for their birthday. If you want to surprise them, you can make it a point to know exactly how to skirt around the truth to keep that surprise under wraps until the big day.

Keep in mind that while this chapter discusses deception in-depth, it should never be used nefariously. It is incredibly unethical to be lying about what is happening or why it is occurring, and the information provided here is for informative purposes only in order to aid in the identification of lying. There is no condoning of deception.

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