Mind Control: Learn How to Change People’s Beliefs and Behaviors by Unlocking and Mastering the Mystery of Human Psychology and Persuasion (Mind ... Deception, Brainwashing, Dark Art)

This book is very far outside of the things I normally read, but I did read it and I found it to be extremely well written and informative.The writer doesn't boggle your mind with overly clinical terminology and the information provided makes a lot of sense and is easy to follow because it is written in plain English, not in medical codes and complex terms and descriptions.Well done Mr. McCoy, if you are interested in this type of book I would recommend reading Mind Control Supremacy.

not that valuble knowledge in it.

As someone trained in hypnotherapy, this is an excellent overview of the topic. People need to learn about this topic. There is a great deal of mis-information out there. If you are new to the topic this is a wonderful intro. If you work in this field, just know it is an introduction.

interesting, informative

In the book Mind Control, Aiden McCoy introduce us to the world of how to change people’s beliefs and behaviors through psychological persuasion. This book is not about conspiracy theory or black hat techniques, but contains legitimate sources and information regarding the advantages and disadvantages of brainwashing or using various mind control techniques.As with any psychological model, these methods can be used for good such as curing people of addictions or anxieties or it can also be used for brainwashing purposes as you see in cults group.If you’re looking to increase your techniques in the area of sales, negotiation, public speaking or in any area that requires the art of persuasion, then this book has some interesting techniques that you can add to your portfolio.

This was about as useful as a box of lead paint chips. Also, the page count is overstated by far...this was a 15 minute read. Most of the "pages" were half blank as every other "page" is a new chapter. On top of that, the same nonsense was repeated WORD FOR WORD multiple times to fluff it out even more.Bottom line, this is the equivalent of a information-vacant junior high term paper that just made the page count due to the author's technical mastery of font size and page margins.On second thought, the box of paint chips is far more useful. At least then I'd have a good excuse for being dumber after using them. Now my only excuse for being dumber is because I let this drivel enter through my eyeballs. And, no doubt, I am all the dumber for having read this.

This book takes a phrase "mind control" and takes the controversy out of it by clearly differentiating it from brain washing. There is a big difference in the two terms, both in what they entail and how wide spread they are. The key here is to learn how to do subtle simple things to get your point across and get people to agree with your thoughts.I liked how the book quickly but steadily drove me through the process involved here and taught me the value of something (mind control) that had a negative conotation before I understood it.

Perfect gift for that narcissistic friend you got 😂😂

With typographical errors and rather facil language, this book did not live up to its claims. It is fairly interesting in trying to establish what mind control and brainwashing are.

Poorly written and no new ideas. I would have given it Half a Star, had it been available.

Fantastic read. It's so cool learning about these weird mind control tactics. The human mind is so malleable and this book really shows you how to gain ultimate control. I recommend this to anybody who wants to up their social game. I like learning about dominance in a conversation and how much subtle little things can persuade people, and this book teaches them all.