A hilarious guide to persuasion and deception.
Ever wondered how con artists, salesmen, and politicians get people to say "yes"? How to Con People is a satirical guide to persuasion, deception, and influence. Learn their tricks—and how to use them (ethically, of course). Exclusively on Apple Books. 😏
Hey Product Hunt! 👋 We’re all being "sold" something every day—whether it’s a product, an idea, or a Tinder bio that sounds way too good to be true. How to Con People is a fun, tongue-in-cheek guide to the psychology of persuasion and deception. It’s part satire, part terrifyingly real, and 100% useful (even if you don’t admit it). 😆 This book explores real persuasion tactics used by con artists, politicians, salespeople, and everyday hustlers—and how to recognize them, use them (ethically!), an
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