Benedict Ray - Psychological Triggers: The Secret Techniques They Never Told You About the Use of Manipulation, Naked Influence, Persuasion and the Art of Reading People’s Mind

Have you ever taken out time to wonder how some of your daily activities are done automatically, without even thinking about them? For example, eating is so automatic that you dont even think about chewing, you just go with the flow and chew. Do you know why that happens? Well, the human brain is a perfect creation and some of your actions are programmed so that you focus more on situations that need fewer complex solutions in order to avoid mental exhaustion.

The same automatic chain reaction takes place when deciding what to buy. There are some clues that our subconscious will memorize to make you go for a particular product instead of another. Also, have you ever wondered how some people have a bad break up with their girlfriend or boyfriend and in a few days, they are magically back together? It seems like there was no effort used and things are back to normal, or even better than normal. It may look magical, but the truth is, there are some things that such people understand and you dont, at least, not yet. They understand and employed some secret psychological trigger techniques to get what they want. To use these techniques effectively, you must learn about human psychology. If you understand how the human mind works, then it's way easier to capture peoples attention and keep it that way. You can also make them take some kind of action that you want, like buying something, subscribing, liking you, reasoning with you, and a lot of other things.

Now, you may be asking yourself, how do you find out what goes on in peoples minds before you can do your magic? That is where psychological triggers come in. Psychological triggers are invisible forces that you can use to persuade and influence people. When you use them in your own way, you can get people to say yes to you and make them do what you want. If you take some time and notice how people behave around you, then you will know that we are all driven by similar wishes, and to influence and understand others, you will need to identify their psychological triggers and learn how to use them.

Please, do not get me wrong here, I am not talking about hypnotizing people or forcing them to do things against their wishes. All I am saying is to give them what you both want, and that is why it involves mind-reading.

In this book, we will be discussing all there is about psychological triggers, what it is, how it can be used, and secret techniques I bet you never knew about reading peoples minds, naked influence, using manipulation, and the art of persuasion. There are so many techniques that I have clearly outlined and extensively explained in this book to aid you and get what you want. Use them with care and out of respect of other people.

Have you ever wondered how some people seem so likable that they can just get what they want from people and no matter how hard you try, people dont want to see things from your point of view? Or maybe you sell the same product with a friend and no matter the amount of money you invest in advertising your products, you dont get sales while your competitor always has to restock every week because they are sold out?

The thing is, most of these people you see out there have their hands on some secret techniques and have probably put them into good use by applying these techniques, and what you see is the result of their hard work.

I can tell you that you are in luck with reading this book. This book will unveil some of those secret techniques that you can use to get what you want. In this book, I will be breaking down psychological experiments and research into simpler and more actionable steps that you can use to have better experiences with people. As a reader of this book, you will be learning the techniques you can use in applying psychology to trigger ones emotion in your favor.

This book is categorized in four chapters. The first chapter is the introductory aspect where I explained what psychological triggers are, how triggers are formed, and examples of triggers. The second chapter will be bringing to light, the secret techniques to use for emotional triggers, social triggers, free will, and control manipulations. The third chapter encompasses the techniques to use for reading people, persuasion, and naked influence. And lastly, the fourth chapter is a conclusion and a recap of what I have discussed in this book.

This book aims to expose those secret techniques that will open up solutions to different areas of your life. The book touches on reality based on the different examples given and how the techniques can be used.

So, what is a trigger? A trigger is something that sparks you to take part or complete a particular action. Triggers will tell you what to do next. They come in the form of internal and external triggers. Triggers are personal since its different things that trigger different people, so your triggers can be different from mine. However, there are some triggers that are universal, which eat person responds to.

Pioneering psychologist, Abraham Maslow spent much time in his life trying to figure out what why people get triggered to do things. After years of observation, he finally came up with an explanation about why we behave the way we do. Going from the lowest and basic needs up to the highest, and noblest need for ultimate self-actualization, Maslow mapped out a hierarchy of needs that motivates people.

In fact, marketing experts have found a use for Maslows theory by using it to bring about more sales to their business. These experts knew they had to appeal to what people truly desired and use it against them. The marketing experts also get to manipulate their buying behaviors after Maslow pointed out where peoples emotional triggers are.

Sometimes, a marketing trigger can just be as obvious as using a sexually suggestive photo, and this fits into the base of the hierarchy of needs. Other times, this approach can be subtler like showing how a particular online course will enhance your self-confidence or lead to your personal growth. This is nearer to the top of Maslow's pyramid of needs and is very effective.