Min Liu – Verbal Domination: The Weapons Of Verbal Combat

PROOF COURSE VERBAL DOMINATION: THE WEAPONS OF VERBAL COMBAT Learn How To DOMINATE and WIN Verbal Confrontations Overview “I wish I had had this course sooner.” -Richard B, Author In Verbal Domination: The Weapons of Verbal Combat, you will learn: Framing and frame control; Psychological warfare techniques; How to identify, hone in on, and verbally attack your opponent’s weaknesses; Over TWENTY-ONE devastating, time-tested, and easy-to-implement verbal techniques/formulas (aka weapons) that allow you to dominate and win verbal confrontations; and All that and so much more about the art of verbal warfare. You will also learn the non-verbal communications necessary to excel at verbal confrontation, since non-verbal communications cannot be separated from verbal communications. Inside, you will also learn exercises that will help you become cooler, calmer, and more collected under pressure, along with exercises to help you reinforce all that you learn in Verbal Domination. In life, business, career, social situations, and maybe even your love life, there will be times when you are put to the test verbally by other people, and Verbal Domination will teach you all the skills and tactics you need to ensure other people never trifle with you again! In far too many situations in life, you have to be armed with the verbal skills necessary to put people in their place, or to escape sticky, stressful situations. Excelling in verbal warfare is NOT optional. Yet, this is not information or intelligence you will learn in school. Learning how to engage in verbal combat in a cool, sophisticated, and most importantly, effective way just isn’t taught anywhere. I didn’t even learn any of this in my three years in law school and in many years as a junior corporate lawyer. I had to learn it through the school of hard knocks. Not everyone is lucky to have someone who’s like a big brother to you, willing to pass down crucial life lessons, but now you are. Here are some rave reviews about Verbal Domination: -“One year ago I had my first encounter with someone who verbally attacked me. That hadn’t happened since high school. Until I turned 18, I was able to solve my problems with my fists, right up until the day I was sent away to the bad kids’ school. However, in adult life, that’s just not possible. Verbal conflict always frightened me because I didn’t understand it. I always felt that I’d say the wrong thing and get laughed at, and because physical fighting isn’t possible, the feeling festered… So, one year ago I got my ass kicked verbally in a very public way as I was caught off guard, and ever since that day I kept looking for a way to make sure that never happens again. Eventually I found Min Liu’s website and I downloaded his ebooks, but they didn’t give me anywhere near the quality that his “Verbal Domination” course offered. However, everything about his knowledge painted him as an expert, and so I invested in “Verbal Domination.” My goal now is to listen to the material every week to get it firmly planted in my head, and to do the practice tip at the end: go out and LOOK at people to see how I’d “Frame” them. (Check out his course to find out what exactly that means. It’s probably not what you’re thinking.) Here’s to Min Liu for making this difficult-to-find information available to everyone!” -D.N., USA -“I am an Italian lawyer. I applied the techniques that you mentioned in my work and they really work. All my respect for your work!” –Matteo, Italy -“I apply all the things that you teach in my career as a lawyer, and it’s really helped me.” –A.M., USA BECOME A MASTER OF VERBAL WARFARE STARTING TODAY! Introduction Introduction To Verbal Domination Introduction To Verbal Domination.mp3 The Framework For Verbal Domination The Framework For Verbal Domination.mp3 Ingredient #1: Frame Control Ingredient #2: Rules of Engagement More On Playing With The Time Element.pdf Ingredient #2: Rules of Engagement.mp3 Ingredient #3: Optimal Targeting Ingredient #3: Optimal Targeting.mp3 Ingredient #4: Indirectness Ingredient #4: Indirectness.mp3 Ingredient #5: Psychological Warfare Ingredient #5: Psychological Warfare.mp3 Ingredient #6: Specific Techniques Ingredient #6: Specific Techniques.mp3 The Twenty One Specific Techniques Technique #1: The Fake Out Technique #2: Clubs, Teams, & Groups Technique #3: The Made Up Backstory Technique #4: “Translation” Technique #5: Future Projection Technique #6: Says Someone Technique #7: Negation Technique #8: Redirection Technique #9: Deliberate Misinterpretation Technique #10: Devalidation Technique #11: Unflattering Comparisons Technique #12: Selective Misinterpretation Technique #13: Absurdify The Subject The Definitve Guide To Absurdity (From The Hank Moody Guide To Wit) Technique #14: The Snarky Call Out Technique #15: Tactical Tripwires Technique #16: Playing With Emotions Technique #17: Parallelism Technique #18: Framing Metaphors Technique #19: The Indirect Threat Technique #20: Irony Technique #21: Same Content, Different Form Frame Control Introduction To Frame Control Introduction To Frame Control.mp3 Your Opponent’s Frame Your Opponent’s Frame.mp3 List of Potential Opponent Frames.pdf Your Frame Your Frame.mp3 Situational Frames Situational Frames.mp3 Deconstructing Your Opponent’s Argument Deconstructing Your Opponent’s Argument.mp3 Turning Shit Into Gold: How To Deal With Bad Facts / Weak Positions Turning Shit Into Gold: How To Deal With Bad Facts / Weak Positions.mp3 Finishing Up Putting It All Together Putting It All Together.mp3 Exercises: Reinforcing What You Just Learned Exercises – Reinforcing What You Just Learned.mp3 Sample Answers To Exercises Sample Answers To Exercises.mp3 Keeping In Touch Keeping In Touch.mp3