Discounted eBook: "Manipulate Anyone: 175 Awesome Brain Hacks, Tricks & Techniques"

CINCINNATI - April 11, 2016 - PRLog -- Non-fiction author David Fletcher Chase has just published Manipulate Anyone: 175 Awesome Brain Hacks, Tricks & Techniques, an eBook bible of scientifically proven methods of dealing with other people that give you the mental advantage in nearly any situation you face in your personal or business life. During its first week of release, Manipulate Anyone reached #2 on Amazon's non-fiction bestseller list and maintains a 5-star rating.

For a limited time, (Monday,  April 11 through Saturday, April 16), the eBook version of Manipulate Anyone: 175 Awesome Brain Hacks, Tricks & Techniques, normally priced at $9.95 will be available at the Amazon Kindle Store at the incredibly discounted price of $2.99 through thehyperlink below.

While there are many on-line articles listing various methods of persuasion, David's book is a psychology bible of 175 powerful and simple techniques to turn any situation in your favor.  #35 shows a simple way to transform an enemy into a friend. #61 easily reveals who you can trust - and who you can't at the office. #99 is a subtle sales technique that dramatically increases your chances of closing the deal. And #156 delivers incredible results in the bedroom. Most entries include a link to the study or research that technique is based on - so you can learn even more about each method. Critics of this book say that it takes away the even playing field - it provides you an unfair advantage. You know what? Maybe it does. But as David will tell you, life is short. So don't play fair!

Link:
http://www.amazon.com/Manipulate-Anyone-Awesome-Tricks-Techniques-ebook/dp/B01DJBZGEQ/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8
About David Fletcher Chase

David is a best-selling author, musician and CEO of DF Chase Publishing Group, Inc. He's an old soul in the body of a 35-year-old. He's made a career out of writing - books, blogs, articles for major print publications, even analysis and commentary for major media outlets. David reads voraciously and counts Flannery O'Connor, Stephen King, Jane Roberts and Nicolai Gogol among his favorites. He spends the majority of his time with his dogs along the banks of the Ohio River near Cincinnati.