Mind Control Mastery: Techniques to Crush Your Competition (Play Chess, Not Checkers) by Sherman Williams

Author:Sherman Williams [Williams, Sherman]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2015-05-22T18:30:00+00:00

Laying Out Your Plan

Refer back to the previous chapter. By now, you should have gathered information that you can use against your competition. This information is essential to creating the plan of attack, but do not expect immediate results. As mentioned in Chapter 1, successful mind control will take time.

The very first step is to establish yourself as equal to or, better yet, superior to your target. This is where your confidence comes into play. Every time you meet, you must never yield no matter how small the matter is. However, this is not yet the time to exert effort to show dominance. This is merely to show that you cannot be defeated and may even pose a risk to the target. You can then plant the seed of fear into his or her subconscious mind.

Further, by showing confidence even before a skirmish starts, you create a sort of brilliance around yourself. This aura will let everyone in the immediate vicinity, especially your competition, take notice of you and remember you once the next steps of your plan are underway.

Next, you have to perform a simple trick: take two steps forward and then one step backward. If you imagine each encounter as a battle, you must seek to win two battles in a row. However, you must allow him or her to almost win (emphasis on almost) the third battle. The reasoning behind this is that you need to allow for some breathing room so that your opponent doesn’t suspect a more elaborate plan waiting in the wings. With the near-victory in the third skirmish, your competition will think that he or she can take you on and return for more battles, allowing your victories to pile up one after the other. He or she will eventually notice his or her growing defeats at your hands, causing his or her confidence to slowly dwindle.

For this new trick to be successful, you must take advantage of the information you have gathered about your opponent. Remember the use of color that was mentioned in the previous chapter? You must create an environment where the competition will be at ease. For example, you might wear a shade of his or her favorite color. However, you must at the same time create an atmosphere that will give the target the impression that something is off. If he or she is uncomfortable with sharp objects, try playing with a pen in front of him or her. Place some subtle emphasis on the distraction, but be sure not to exaggerate it. This creates the illusion that his or her comfort zone is being penetrated by something threatening. Increase the threat gradually until the comfort of staying inside the safety of his or her box becomes a horrifying trap.

The step backward also becomes a key to establishing the mind control. As was mentioned above, taking a step backwards is allowing the opponent to get so close to victory that he or she may as well have achieved it.

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