Kategoria BISAC: Social Science >> Men's Studies

This book is the culmination of street smarts, Neuro-Linguistic Programming, and evolutionary psychology, combined with an overdose of testosterone. For thousands of years, the secrets within have been used by the world's most powerful men as they ignored the politically correct, embraced their primal instinct, and won battles through the obscene use of superior mental firepower. From the boardroom to the bedroom, these are the communication skills that will enable you to become the master of any domain, situation, or person.

Inside You Will Discover...

Part 1: Linguistics
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Increasing numbers of people in our culture, particularly middle-aged men, are finding that the things they worked for over the past two decades are simply not providing the fulfillment they originally expected from them. We are coming to realize that our homes, vehicles, jobs and possessions are not sufficient to stave off the crisis of meaning many of us find when life does not meet our expectations. Sojourn reminds us that life is often messy--complex and full of fear--just as it should be. Learning from the few wild places still available to us in our culture can provide us with the...

Increasing numbers of people in our culture, particularly middle-aged men, are finding that the things they worked for over the past two decades are simply not providing the fulfillment they originally expected from them. We are coming to realize that our homes, vehicles, jobs and possessions are not sufficient to stave off the crisis of meaning many of us find when life does not meet our expectations. Sojourn reminds us that life is often messy--complex and full of fear--just as it should be. Learning from the few wild places still available to us in our culture can provide us with the...

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