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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. For anyone who has been manipulated or who has a fear of being manipulated, this book is for you. The book offers excellent information based on real life situations along with psychological principles that can be used in any situation. (  )1   laws | Sep 24, 2009 |  Hmm, how to begin? "Get Anyone to Do Anything" lives up to its title. Lying ("white" lies, of course), misleading, equivocating, flattering.. anything is fair game to get to what you want. Did you really need a book to tell you that if you're an apple polisher, you'll have people who like you? A zero star classic, five stars if your name is Machiavelli. (  ) orthros | Oct 2, 2006 |  no reviews | add a review
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Based on psychological principles, this book is less about manipulation and more about observing and influencing people (including yourself) and learning how to take control of situations. Most of Lieberman's techniques are straightforward, user-friendly, and practical. You'll learn simple ways to make a fantastic first impression, get people to return your phone calls, and stop a rumor before it ruins you. You don't even have to read the text to benefit. To help you get the upper hand quickly, strategies are reviewed at the end of each chapter. While some suggestions are obvious (smile and make eye contact), the five sections and 40 chapters contain many gems that can help improve your life. --Ellen Albertson
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