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Dale Carnegie wrote the ultimate playbook on influence in 1936. But do his rules actually hold up in modern, high-stakes negotiations? We’re upgrading How to Win Friends and Influence People for today’s cutthroat world, cracking the psychological code to disarm anyone's 'inner rebel.' Join us as we put these tactics to the test—and help Jay and Alex avoid a pair of concrete shoes from Charlie Luciano.

If you want to master the psychology of persuasion and understand the hidden drivers behind your own reactions, you need to look beneath the surface of everyday conversation. In this video, we explore the timeless principles of persuasion and reveal How to influence anyone by stepping back and examining the brain's internal defense mechanisms. By combining classic Dale Carnegie wisdom with modern behavioral science and social psychology, we uncover practical persuasion techniques and subconscious influence strategies that work in today's high-stakes environments.

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💡 What You’ll Learn:
Why presenting an airtight logical case often causes people to shut down and triggers a defensive mental security protocol called "Psychological Reactance".

How taking a genuine interest in someone and using their name naturally activates unique activity in the brain's reward regions, specifically the Ventral Striatum.

The mechanics of the "Self-Persuasion Effect," which shows that people are rarely convinced by your arguments; rather, they are convinced by the arguments they generate themselves.

How to use "The Scale Technique" to reduce defensiveness, bypass ego, and let the other person articulate your value using their own logic.

Why talking less and encouraging the other person to talk about themselves creates a literal chemical high called "Self-Disclosure," making them far more open to your ideas.

📘 Referenced Works & Articles:

How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie: https://amzn.to/4cI4zuH (this paid link supports the channel, but doesn't cost you any more)

Influence, New and Expanded UK: The Psychology of Persuasion by Robert B. Cialdini: https://amzn.to/3OobLCq (this paid link supports the channel, but doesn't cost you any more)

💬 Join the Conversation "On a scale of 1 to 10, how confident do you feel about your ability to listen without arguing?" Let us know your number and your own self-reflections in the comments section below! By actively observing your own conversational habits, you can truly master the psychology of persuasion, apply these principles of persuasion ethically, and learn how to influence anyone.

⚠️ Disclaimer:
Some concepts in this video are simplified for storytelling, with the aim of sparking insight and conversation while entertaining. We do our best to share accurate, research-based ideas, but it should not replace your judgement - stay curious, think critically, and explore the science for yourself.