5 Manipulative Tactics People Use To Screw You Over In Negotiations

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[@Trentkozman]

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[@troynitka5533]

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[@osse1n]

*Abundance is the greatest fundament of negotiation* - if you don't need things, their value drops - making you ruthless with your tactics

[@donuttt2636]

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[@jonathanbowen3640]

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[@jonathanbowen3640]

Not realy. The greatest fundamental to negotiation is empathy. You have a dated view of negotiation and how to actually make a great long term deal. Try reading some books on the subject, or even better making some deals, taking on employees etc. See how far your "ruthlessness" gets you... Spaz.

[@illuminated2438]

Spam

[@wisdom-for-all]

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[@victoriamellor2189]

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[@victoriamellor2189]

Keep on going, and the chances are that you will stumble on something, perhaps when you are least expecting it. I never heard of anyone ever stumbling on something sitting down

[@franklinbradley886]

A successful man is one who can lay a firm foundation with the bricks that other throw at him."

[@marywills5744]

Some people dream of success while others wake up and work

[@samanthaharwood8167]

@@marywills5744 Success isn't just about what you accomplish in your life; it's about what you inspire others to do

[@dulcerocio4763]

@@samanthaharwood8167 Success seems to be connected with action. Successful people keep moving. They make mistakes, but they don't quit

[@cococha]

this might be a movie but some movies can play out well in reality. You don't have to implement it thesame way, just learn the tactic and implement it your own way.

[@brianndegwa6583]

Facts

[@waltersobchak7039]

It’s a show

[@nellyp6336]

@@waltersobchak7039 what is the name of the series and is it available on Netflix?

[@satoshinakamoto7253]

not really, study physics, crtitcal thinking and innovate

[@supercal333]

@@nellyp6336 It's called Billions

[@matrixdropout3077]

Bobby is an AWESOME character; great-looking, intelligent antihero. Can't trust a word he says...totally ruthless. No real morals. So fun to watch.

[@tcfs]

My hero...

[@finleylewis3720]

I've got to say, you have an incredibly good understanding on all this Max Weber, psychoanalytic stuff. Also, you are an amazing teacher. HOWEVER, you don't have a Dutch Van Der Linde charisma deconstruction. I had just finished RDR2, and wanted to know why he is so charming, calm and persuasive. While at the same time, all I want to do is shoot him. After looking through your videos, it seems as though you haven't done any video game character breakdowns. Suggestions: Josea VS Dutch Arthur VS Micah Trelawny VS Sean

[@sergevinogradoff6024]

I once worked with someone who changed deals every 3 days. Eventually, I realized he's too unstable to run business with, and I left. He was a great salesman, but a terrible business partner. A clear case of "short term wins that don't matter much in a longrun"

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[@megihoxha7637]

@@КсенияУткин get an expert to trade with, giving you the required mentorship for a successful profit outcome... piss of advice

[@megihoxha7637]

But I learnt the hard way. Blowing over $5,000acct side trading with no mentor or expert

[@mvrts]

It's a fictional character, every word and outcome is scripted.

[@Officialpunchy]

Yes, but these strategies are solid in real life. I've experienced a couple of these in life already.

[@mvrts]

Punchy Ah yes im sure you’ve traded millions of dollars on Counter Strike

[@QarthCEO]

@@Officialpunchy No. No one in professional business actually acts like this. Maybe the guy trying to sell you a used car does, but nowhere else. This is a TV show, so it has to be over the top to be entertaining. But most business negotiations are not even done face to face, much less in an adversarial fashion like in this show.

[@dariusd2003]

That's my biggest takeaway. I thought this was Chris Voss or some other real world negotiator. This is for entertainment. It's like people watching The Apprentice and thinking that's hoe interns or bosses should act.

[@bullymaguire2061]

Fiction is inspired by reality at times.

[@7shelties]

I wish you would do an analysis of Timothy Olyphant. That guy is so smooth and charismatic in interviews.

[@joelriofrio]

You got me by recommending “never split the difference “ 🙌🏽🙌🏽 great book indeed and great job in this video.

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[@TheKulu42]

In that first situation, what would have happened if the family selling the building had walked when Axelrod cut the price he was ready to pay? How would he have reacted? And if I was considering doing business with Axlerod and heard about that incident, I'd reconsider.

[@imranmoonis]

At office I'm using all the right physical postures to dominate, but its pretty difficult to manage the camera team.

[@edwinvasquez6151]

Make videos on the various character from the office. From the good traits individual characters carried to the negative ones!

[@jeffreylicano2923]

I'd just like to suggest you guys do a breakdown on Lalo Salamanca from Better Call Saul.

[@msmolyansky]

Voss’ book is a good one but it’s not detailed enough just kind of an overview . Great for general knowledge.

[@surenhambaryan3230]

From my perspective Chuc is way better negotieter, he may not always be perfect but most of the time he counts other peoples interests and gives back favors, what makes him better partner for longrun game, while Bobby is rich mainly to his trading talent not because he has lots of friends

[@johnsonpianoco]

Chuck is arrogant, a lucky bastard always clinging for his daddy. chuck always understimate people using his lawsuits.

[@najrenchelf2751]

Have I just missed Ben’s videos or did he take a break from recording at some point...? Glad to hear him again.

[@MrGchiasson]

Axelrod...The tough 'anti-hero' for our time!

[@thewhitewolf58]

Name of the show

[@gaurab_kumar]

Title: How To Negotiate Like A Billionaire Indian mom: let me introduce myself

[@subscribersnovideo-xj5ic]

The virgin chuck vs the chad Bobby

[@saahkh32]

Beta vs Alpha in every sense.

[@vanniroa7522]

Unrelated to the point but didn’t chuck lose his virginity when he turned 13...with his dad watching💀

[@stanbeyani5089]

@@saahkh32 Isn't Chuck a leader? And he always steps up when it matters to salvage his life or nail his foes..

[@tajamulkhan75]

@@stanbeyani5089 he is but these aholes think US attorney is the one who gets summoned by a billionaire in court nd get messed with however it's always the other way round lmao

[@rahulthukaram]

@@vanniroa7522 his uncle watching* his dad asked his uncle to take him there

[@DanielDiaz-ru6uz]

That transition to the audible plug was smooth af. good shtuff. :D

[@alex9x9]

I've never seen the show but this actor seems to have taken a lot of inspiration in his facial expressions and speech cadence from Donald Trump. Which is quite fitting for this character.

[@williamtheconqueror7807]

I still can't believe Major Winters would be this successful after the war. I wonder what gifts he gives to his boys of the 101st Airborne?

[@TheBriansander]

GUYS, YOU ARE TRULY AMAZING. IT'S ALL VALID THESE TECHNIQUES ABOUT NEGOCIOATION. BUT I'M RATHER MORE IN FAVOR OF HARVEY SPECTER STYLE, AS I SAW IN SOME POINT IN THIS GAME FOR AXELROD THE GAME NEVER PAYOFF. I MEAN IN THE EMOTIONAL MATTER. IT TURNED OUT BEING ALONE BECAUSE OF HIS NEGOTIATIONS DECISION. AND FOR ME THAT MATTERS MORE THAN FIGURES.

[@spicelord4688]

Can you do Jordan Belford from the wolf of Wall Street? :)

[@Raikku]

Oh yeah

[@shaandilantha9083]

Some of these negotiation tactics will work only with people who are below your level, If you do this in real life with fellow businessmen or potential investors they will definitely walk away and will end up losing everything...

[@aminnick4895]

Which movie??

[@ManichoIT]

Great video bro chase screw me good with these Amazon Credit card and close my account for accounting error however your advice clarify my mindset we have options available all the time

[@chelle315]

Axe is the damn man...I love this show....great video!

[@drxela123]

Great video, but I don't think you used the right scene for the point at 6:12 about walking away when you spot red flags, like last minute changes to a deal. Chuck won that negotiation - he realised he didn't want the fight to be over and wanted to get Bobby in a more compromised position in the future, so he purposefully crashes the deal, but made Bobby do it so it wouldn't look like his own fault. So not only did he get under Bobby's skin, he also got the outcome he wanted. Bobby got played in that negotiation, it wasn't about him making a power play.

[@Kaiser68]

You misunderstood the scene where Chuck blew up the deal with Axe with a last minute negotiation. He did that on purpose because he wanted Axe to walk away so he could shut him down for good later.

[@mobamadness5598]

Great video man. Please do one on patrice o neal

[@catpocalypsefacts8156]

Can you do one on being treated like a monster.

[@ShivangiPrasad]

How do I negotiate with a teacher who has marked me inappropriately in an assignment? I know this teacher doesn't like me and has cut off marks unnecessarily. 'Negotiating' with her isn't really possible because she has nothing to gain from me, so how do I convince to give me the marks I deserve?

[@NotHPotter]

I mean, the real question is why do you deserve higher marks? Was there a mistake they made in grading an assignment? If so, calmly and respectfully point it out, and request they fix it. If it's something more subjective, calmly and respectfully make the case as to why your work deserves higher marks. If this is just an attempt to raise you final grade at the end of the semester, it's probably too late to do much, and the best you can do is ask and hope for the best. Proper negotiation is a long-term project, and if you've been slacking all semester, you've already undermined your position.

[@rafaelferes4362]

I think you should try talking to the teacher. I feel like I made some bad choices, but I want to improve. What do you suggest me to do? Some book? How can I improve my answers to the tests? (If the teacher is not a complete prick it's possible that you reset the relationship and get a second chance). Have in mind that there is a difference in power, so going to the "how can I be a better student for you?" will be far more effective than pointing any flaws on the teacher. Yes, even if you did nothing wrong. Play the game, know how to pick you battles. I have a friend that is stuck in college for 8 years because of one teacher and he refuses to play the game "because it's the teacher fault"

[@rafaelferes4362]

Listen to the answer like you care. And try to improve. Comment on the book. Ask questions after class. Pay attention to classes. Be a freaking perfect student

[@animystic5970]

Read Never Split The Difference by Chris Voss. You'll definitely have your answer by the end of it

[@ShivangiPrasad]

@@NotHPotter I had been working on this assignment for well over a month, when I know my friends started only a week before. I started early because I like to finish off the work, leave it and then revisit it a week later. This allows me a better perspective on what I've written, so I can incorporate another point of view and edit out anything that I feel is unnecessary. Then I repeat the process one more time. I finally, go through my notes again, proof read and only then I deem the project complete. For past all my semesters, I have consistently been a top student and haven't much issues with any of the teachers (even if I like them or not). Yet this one seems to pick favourites and pick on me for no real reason (I have been answering in class, have been respectful, have been on time... I just don't know what her deal is) She set a very short word limit for the paper, and I managed to adjust all the important info within that. In her feedback, she said I could have discussed a specific portion in detail. I see her point, but given her word limit, it wasn't possible. I discussed this issue with my classmates too, and they have written similarly. Some have gotten even higher marks, despite covering similar themes vaguely. What's even more appalling is that the teacher's favourite student, who didn't use to particularly perform very well has apparently scored the highest marks. I realise that she could've have improved this time, but only in this subject? This makes me, and my other classmates too a tiny bit suspicious. Anyway, my point isn't to bring the other student down, she can have whatever marks. I care about mine and I think the teacher has been partial in marking me :(

[@ale-csgo5746]

Can you please break down the charisma of one of these : Gordon Ramsey , Zlatan Ibrahimovich , Lionel Messi.

[@johnsonpianoco]

Of course Gordon F. Ramsay

[@jameshumphries5059]

Awesome video! What thumbnail font do you use? And how can I get it. Thank you. 👍

[@בןשרם-ג5ת]

Make a video on Chuck!!!!

[@fhowland]

These clips made me realize how much his voice has evolved

[@knez1018]

Charisma breakdown of Neal Caffrey pleasee 🙏

[@VndNvwYvvSvv]

These are a few sometimes-useful tactics. Unfortunately, it's based on fiction. I was hoping for something more solid.

[@StuffedBox]

I disagree with asking for the raise. Unless you are a really valuable employee, your boss would think, 'What's in it for me?' Instead, ask how you can help with the company's success and future, then ask for that raise as leverage when you help the company become successful.

[@albertopiergiorgi5980]

To "negotiate" in the case of Bobby Axelrod is the same kind of euphemism like an offer not to be rejected by Vito Corleone. If you don't grasp it then you wasted your time for watching the movie.

[@PassiveIncomeTom]

*Life is one big negotiation. It'll help you get out of the worst deals and make deals that work FOR you and not against you. That's how kids always find a way to win because they never quit asking.* 😂

[@ryankuhn1553]

Now, THAT'S Billions!

[@tiagovlogandmusic]

hey Ben! Nice to see you're here to stay :D. Needless to say we love charlie too

[@NastyCupid]

Captain Winters surely changed a lot after the war...

[@joshuaroger8364]

Can u do a video about Blake lively she seems so likeable

[@MuhammadNaeem-fs4ng]

Which movie is this

[@prettynerd4779]

Lol this video is actually interesting.. I didnt realize I was already 7 Mins in to the 10 Min video.. ROFL..

[@hunterwilliams8514]

Bro do one on Kevin spacey House of Cards

[@sk8eryoyo]

Whats the episode at 5:55 ?

[@popokatapetl6995]

What is the name of movie

[@anthonyrussell8624]

This was great thank you, it helps to look at the big picture.

[@ty814]

All of those doesn't work only with one person in entire BIllions series Grigor Andelov.

[@Nekotamer]

Leverage.

[@tealgriffey2062]

I wish I could like this more and harder. Great video!

[@wasthataj]

This is probably gonna be a relatively small amount but who's here after watching Peaky Blinders?

[@blazeblaze666]

Hey, wait a minute. Where is my teeth guy. I need him.

[@MantuYadav-yr1zj]

Movie name?

[@hamzahpatel881]

argh. Daniel hardman iykyk

[@TinaLeder]

*"Take the time to find out what people want"* seems to be one of the most *over looked* tactic in day to day life.💯🎯💖

[@Akagami753]

This awesome line is similar to one in the book "how to win Friends and influence people" by Dale Carnegie "You cannot make much friends in a months by making people get intrested in you than you can make in two weeks by genuinely getting intrested in other people" ☺️

[@lauragraves4342]

Reminds me of Tyrion Lannister always trying to figure out what people want.

[@Akagami753]

@@lauragraves4342 Tyrion...yeah unlike any other Lannister did make a lot of efforts to bring out change for people 🤔👍🏻

[@tictoc5443]

What is wanted is not always needed

[@siinxx7656]

Not at all. This is exactly what we do in big sales marketing strategies since 1960.

[@aleng7030]

" In business as in life, you don't get what you deserve, you get what you negotiate." - Chester L. Karrass

[@ryanhughes1101]

If what you get in life is what you negotiate then you get what you deserve. So he just added an extra step.

[@eileennovak1656]

Oh, you are lucky to grasp an important lesson which I didn't learn until I read a

[@TeslaRifle]

Unless your name is Murray Franklin, then you get what you deserve.

[@thomasgolden1081]

Generally this applies to self and financial development. You don't get what you deserve you get what you work towards. I applied this to my finance, started investing now I'm getting the good things I deserve!

[@lakabelty7536]

@@thomasgolden1081 adopting the habit of saving and investing can change not just your life, but the life your closest relatives forever. You don't talk about an improved life without including Finance.

[@henrikraymond5235]

The wisest thing that should be on everyone's mind currently should be. To invest in different streams of income that doesn't depend on government, especially with the current especially with the current economic crises around the world.

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Poor people think about what they can buy with there money, Rich people think about what they can invest in with there money 💰💰💰

[@edwardanthony4542]

The rich stay rich by investing and investing without stopping then the poor stay poor by spending like the rich but yet not investing like the rich.

[@muniraaban5960]

Investing is a stepping stone to success, Investing is what create wealth.

[@maxwelljonah4359]

Recently, I invested in both stock and crypto but currently I believe crypto is doing more better!!

[@isabellamia3051]

The best thing to do in this period is to invest in silver and crypto.✌️✌️

[@donaldjames890]

Laura Michelle, My friends trade with her, I heard her strategies are really good.

[@profitmuhammad7575]

0:52 "how is axe so confident he could chop 2/3 of his initial offer and still gets what he wants ?" Maybe because it's a TV show and not real life 😂

[@capedcrusader4055]

the family was desperate of this money and no one else was giving them offer so it made sense to just take the cut and deposit 9M

[@keysersoze5032]

@@capedcrusader4055 they woulddn't

[@kennaflores5169]

The family was used to riches and on the verge of bankruptcy, like he pointed out. He wanted his name on a building and $9 mill is still $9 million. They had no leverage. He didn’t need his name on the building, they needed the money.

[@papo1515]

Also, it's assuming that everyone else is a pushover.....not everyone is in a position of need, Don't Underestimate.

[@wayando]

I take you have never been desparate, and met a person across the table who knew before hand? ... Its a terrible position to be in! ... You will be insulted, and you will sit, take it, and say "thank you". The scenerio is definitely plausible and believable ...

[@CalvinJamesJr]

But he is a fictional character. Everything is scripted including the responses and reactions

[@aryankumar87771]

thas what i thought dude like wt heck

[@TheDavidlloydjones]

So?

[@MichaelDennis1234]

Next on Charisma on Command: How To Do Interdimensional Travel (Rick Sanchez)

[@abrohamproductions8263]

Taking stuff from Fictional Characters works pretty well. I learned a lot of stuff from Barney Stintson (in terms of confidence, humor, enthusiasm, not in terms of disrespect) and I had a lot of fun with a lot of women when I was in highschool and a few years after until I decided to focus on a strong career more.

[@TheDavidlloydjones]

@@abrohamproductions8263 'Bout right. Simple dramatization is a way of simply dramatizing. Duh. The points the guy makes are pretty pedestrian but reasonably ball-park plausible.

[@ahmadawawdi5010]

How to negotiate like a billionaire Step 1 : be a billionaire

[@mganla]

Lol

[@wiktorweremczuk6762]

I remember your voice a bit differently... ;-)

[@helgard36]

Puberty is a weird and exciting thing!

[@DripEmpError]

Ben

[@captainmcduckyYT]

They probably hired a marrator

[@shootatsquare]

@@captainmcduckyYT he's the co-owner the channel, and he's actually an awesome dude too

[@helgard36]

@@shootatsquare pretty sure it's just Charlie but with his balls finally dropped

[@davidl.e5203]

Most of them are good tips that many people still use during negotiations. However, don't expect them to always work favorably. This analysis is done on a FICTIONAL character. Any fictional character can succeed if that's what the author wants, regardless of what he does. Real life and fiction is very different. This analysis is about as good as learning how to date girls from watching Korean dramas.

[@antonsichkar5625]

Exactly this is totally useless - their premise is: this fictional character used those tactics in the movie; therefore they should be successful and applicable to real life. But that's simply not true. No one would think of using a fighting techniques they see in a movie in real life and not get killed in a robbery, etc. Overall: a pretty useless video..

[@Nadzap]

@@antonsichkar5625 Not useless at all. The writers of this show pay lots of attention to detail to body language. Sure, its not all entirely realistic, but if you watch the series you can see through the way Axe carries himself, sets his eyes, and talks that the writers have carefully designed his character's body language to be synonymous with his success. I see your point, but there is more to Billions than just fiction.

[@hereliesvic8441]

I understand what you mean but I think it’s more of a comparison/example to help understand the skills rather than an analysis :)

[@valdezlavi]

@purplepaintpot You are so on point! Sure it may be fiction but it helps us get diverse viewpoints on life, people our society and all.

[@nhlanhlazondo9961]

This comment made stop reading this like immediately

[@michealdouglas8206]

Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time.

[@christophercook7170]

Yeah! I agree with you sir.

[@christophercook7170]

If you want to be successful have the mindset of the rich, spend less and invest More. Don't give up your dreams.

[@davidmike6847]

@@christophercook7170 People come here with the aim of chasing money more than knowledge and that will damage your progress, trust me. Chase knowledge first and I promise! The money will follow you just like it's following some of us now.

[@gabrielanthony9995]

@@davidmike6847 That's very correct sir!! And that is why most of them end up losing they money to scammers.

[@gabrielanthony9995]

Don't be in a haste to invest. Know what and who you are investing to and be sure that the person will deliver before investing.

[@Knowledge_Nuggies]

Next video: "You cannot spell W-A-G-S without S-W-A-G"

[@handzmagic]

Are YoU the REAL Jordan Belfort!?

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Bobby is very intelligent, he knows body language and how people act overall. A perceptive and smart man.

[@kshitijnow]

Here u are again

[@jonathanbowen3640]

nah

[@johnsonpianoco]

when u drive ferrari and have more than 10 billion USD like bobby F. axelrod , everybody suddenly F. listening to you.

[@TheKrou]

Growing up poor and returning to poverty several times was the best thing that happened for my negotiating skills. I've traded everything I've owned for knowledge several times now, and doing that again doesn't scare me anymore. If anyone ever tries to give me a short timeframe for a deal, I refuse on principle even if the deal actually matches the bar I set for myself in my head before walking into it. I work with you, not for you.

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

Maybe you need to learn the art of give and take

[@sarav1684]

how was this in my recommended a minute after release

[@finndesio9252]

Same

[@Lucy-ng7cw]

sara v if you watch a channel often the videos turn up in recommend straight away. Happens all the time to me. As soon as there is a new video it’s in the first box in the top left of my recommended.

[@Tearakan]

It's pretty easy to negotiate from a position of strength. Asking what they want helps but having the ability to not even need to negotiate gives you an insane amount of power.

[@capedcrusader4055]

you can see bobby doesn't negotiate often. He gets what he wants

[@TheFrenchGrunt]

Looks like Major Winters is doing quite well after he took that job in New Jersey...

[@zakariaibrahim6781]

band of brothers ahh what an awesome series

[@r.coleman1596]

I had to search for this comment longer than I expected

[@Heathcz]

and those youth genes man

[@robertbowser1846]

Lol damn. Guess he really wasn’t a Quaker. 🤣

[@golamtahmid1288]

For learning negotiations you can listen to Chris Voss and read his book ‘Never split the difference ‘

[@spacejesusadventure]

HOW TO NEGOTIATE LIKE THIS FICTIONAL CHARACTER IN A TV SHOW WHERE THE WRITERS DECIDE HOW PEOPLE REACT TO HIM

[@jonathanbowen3640]

Exactly

[@cassconner6023]

I appreciate the Audible offer, very kind, but an addition of an Amazon gift card would go far in cementing our long term relationship. $50 would work for me. 😀

[@WilliamJonesChess]

Key points for me When others are sitting, you stand. When others are standing, you sit, body wide over the couch to show u are in charge. To be on the same team, sit next to them, at eye level, and talk.

[@sylvonlama]

Step 1 Become a billionaire

[@jayjayx5x1]

Be willing to walk away from the table.... or as Prof Peterson would say, “If you can’t tell someone to go to hell, then you can’t negotiate with them.”

[@jasonporter5912]

glad I'm not the only one who immediately thought of this

[@mkb3nigma]

This is great! Can you do an expert breakdown of the character Raymond Reddington from The Blacklist? I am positive a lot of your regular viewers would appreciate your take on his calm demeanour.

[@jacobjohnson3144]

About time! I was hoping you guys would cover this show, easily the best show that lays out powerplay and frame control. Bobby is such a monster 👽

[@lifesoundls5164]

What is the name of the movie?

[@sibusisonhlapo4428]

@@lifesoundls5164 it a series not a movie it is billions

[@JJunkAFunk]

If you’re shorter than a person, look at their forehead. It does the similar as if you’re taller.

[@manuelbyrne]

that's an interesting technique.. where did you learn/read that? I'd like to know more about this and how it works psychologically

[@justinpowell3174]

This doesn't work. If you're staring at my forehead, I assume you're scared, because you won't make eye-contact. You're just giving me more power

[@capedcrusader4055]

@@justinpowell3174 best method is to have good posture, strong tone and stare directly into eyes

[@SiggEye]

I've never heard about this dude before. At first I thought it was a real person

[@venaissance-indiemindsonly9799]

To the 3% of you reading this, I hope you’re using this “extra” time you now have to rethink and redesign your life. And, please, remember: You DON’T actually have to Believe to Achieve.

[@lilguava70]

This means a lot, thankyou.

[@dynestis2875]

Spending a lot of time reading up on psychology and philosophy before my new study starts in September

[@helgard36]

Mind clarifying the don't have to believe to achieve bit? I'm stuck

[@venaissance-indiemindsonly9799]

@@lilguava70 You're welcome. There's an entire video about that on my channel. Check it out.

[@asdsda-asdsda]

I read Never Split The Difference and it's absolutely amazing. The other book I would recommend is a classic - How to Make Friends and Influence People, which is about negotiations both in business and in every day life, making the most of the situation by creating Win-Win situations for both parties

[@flor.7797]

TV shows aren't real life so most of the advice is useless

[@CalvinJamesJr]

Great video!

[@antonsichkar5625]

This is a fairly useless lesson - their premise is: this fictional character used those tactics in the movie; therefore, they should be successful and applicable to real life. But that's simply not true. No one would think of using a fighting techniques they see in a movie in real life and not get killed in a robbery, etc. Overall: a pretty useless video..

[@hkr0065]

It doesn't seem like you actually watched the video. He laid out both the pros and cons of what this character does. It's not about blindly following some television show, it's about taking the good and learning from the mistakes of what this character does. Again, it doesn't seem like you watched the video. (More likely it sounds like you just saw the title and checked out)

[@captaindusk8097]

I might need to watch this later Remind me some months later

[@cherubin7th]

How do you "steal" this mindset? Does he lose it when you adopt it?