Learn the Difference Between Persuasion, Manipulation, and Propaganda
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- Homeschooled
- Thinking outside the box
- Figured that getting people to go along would be beneficial
- "White Bears and Other Unwanted Thoughts"
- "The Logic of Failure"
- People don't have full control over their thinking
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- Started her career in tech
- More in the creative and product area
- Propaganda is a form of persuasion
- The Roman Catholic Church was the first to leverage propaganda in the 1600s
- Logical fallacies
- White, black, grey propaganda
- She's for medical freedom
- Not a fan of Biden's vaccine mandate
- Our government's reaction to COVID was a huge propaganda campaign
- We were reeducated during the lockdowns
- It was all-COVID all-the-time on every news channel
- Few see the narrative and how this was all connected
- Films and Hollywood have groomed us to persuade and manipulate us
This is a unique opportunity to shift humanity." ~Klaus Schwab
- Good persuasion and propaganda is subtle
- It's hard to hide a lie
- Grow up and understand the power and fragility of freedom
- Connect and convince people with emotion
- "If you buy from us, you'll feel better."
- Connect with the lizard brain
- When you're pitching someone, you can put a positive spin on it
- It all ties back to understanding what people want
- You must understand your audience
- Know what's in it for them
- You are not your customer
- It's not about you
- Propagandists have so much confidence
- Propagandists have repetition and persistence on their side
We must enter the conversation going on in the mind of the prospect." ~Robert Collier
- Why do smart people fall for propaganda?
- Seeing patterns is a sign of intelligence
- Memorization is not intelligence.
- You must be a lateral thinker
- People have no imagination
- People have no creativity