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Get People to Do What You Want offers a practical guide to mastering the art of influence. Drawing on psychology, body language, and experience from interrogation techniques, the book teaches readers how to attract allies, shift group dynamics, and project leadership. By understanding what attracts and repels people, readers gain confidence in one‑on‑one interactions and in larger settings, enabling higher salaries, better productivity, and stronger relationships. This modern companion to classic interpersonal sparing tactics delivers actionable strategies for anyone looking to shape human behavior and achieve desired outcomes.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Self-Help & Personal Development/Relationships & Communication
Authors: Gregory Hartley
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