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What is the Influence & Persuasion Newsletter (And should I subscribe?)
Dangerous Ideas for Those Brave Enough to Use Them

Dangerous Ideas for Those Brave Enough to Use Them
Welcome to a newsletter that says what others won't dare whisper. We're decoding the hidden scripts of human behavior—pulling back the curtain on psychological triggers, hypnotic methods, intelligence-gathering techniques, and marketing wizardry.
Think of it like getting backstage access to reality itself.
Each issue will arm you with contrarian tactics, provocative experiments, and psychological insights — some classic, some unconventional, all unfiltered. Some of the ideas will open your eyes and some may make you a little uncomfortable. They will all help make you more persuasive and influential.
Imagine having the power to captivate, convince, and compel, at will. Whether in business, relationships, or everyday life. How much easier and better would life be if more people said ‘yes’ to you? How much easier would life be if you could convince yourself to procrastinate less? How much better would life be if you could effortlessly persuade people to take action? How much better would life be if people just naturally liked and trusted you?
That’s exactly what the Influence & Persuasion Newsletter is all about.
This is not just another newsletter. It’s your secret weapon for getting what you want.
Warning: Reading this may permanently alter your perception of reality—and your influence within it.
Subscribe if you dare.
Who Shouldn’t Subscribe to the Influence & Persuasion newsletter?
Our current subscribers include teachers, sales professionals, marketers, lawyers, copywriters, doctors, PR consultants, financial professionals, entrepreneurs, CEO’s and the merely curious. However this newsletter isn’t for everyone.
If you’re happy letting others control the conversation, make the decisions, and dictate your outcomes… don’t subscribe.
If you think persuasion is just "tricking" people.
If you're not interested in improving your communication skills.
If you believe "good ideas sell themselves."
If you think effective persuasion talking louder and being aggressive.
If you believe influence & persuasion are bad words or just for “salespeople” and not skills that impacts every area of life.
If any of these describe you, you probably shouldn’t subscribe.
Sign up now and get more of what you want in life!
1 Strike this. If you think being louder and more aggressive is effective persuasion you really should subscribe to our newsletter.