Jo Han: You call your material The Forbidden Keys to Persuasion. It sounds sinister. Can you explain how you developed it and what it is designed toaccomplish?
Blair: As you can probably already tell, I.ve long been fascinated with human nature, and like others who share a similar interest, I began studyingeverything I could find on the subject. Then, about six years ago, I became interested in how cult leaders and con artists were able to wield so muchpower over their followers and get them to engage in the most bizarre behavior when the rest of us had trouble peddling things that other peopleactually need. In other words, I wanted to find out what it is that cult leaders know that the rest of us don.t.
As I began to explore this question, I began to realize that rather than being based on .sneaky. tricks or techniques, the power these people hold islargely due to a very clear understanding of human nature. Rather than dealing with people the way they should be, or the way they would like them tobe, they deal with people the way they actually are and the results they achieve reflect the power of this approach.
When I realized that the same principles and ideas they had used for negative purposes could be used for positive ones, I decided to teach what I hadlearned to others - not only to increase their own powers of persuasion, but to protect themselves from the same powers they might encounter inothers.
Want to know how cult leaders do what they do?
Want to know how smart manipulators or persuaders work?
Want to defend your mind from influences? Want to influence more people around you?
Want to know what every other book never published?
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