Covert Control – How To Gain Covert Control

Click Image To Visit Site As the world once again enters another point of evolution, one thing is clear: Now more than ever, the ability to connect with others effectively is vital if you want to get ahead.

The people that were expected to rise to the top like the college grads and corporate giants are scrambling for ways to stop drowning while the “black sheep” of the late 90’s are now holding the key to the promised land.



Luckily for me, I realized this truth about 15 years ago when I had to face the harsh reality that I was NOT smarter, more talented and certainly would NEVER be more educated than the average person.

But I also knew I wasn’t going to spend my life working a 9-5 that I hated while being controlled by someone else or amounting to nothing without ever making a name for myself somehow.

My mom worked in a kitchen for the public school system and my dad had a few businesses that never went anywhere and was forced to work a job that he hated at 60 years old.

The thought of doing anything that even resembled hard work or manual labor was something I dreaded.

Fast forward to 2012. Here I am sitting at my computer making 6 figures a year right from the comfort of my own home with the freedom and ability to what I want when I want like take my kids to school and wait for them when they get off the bus.

If I really wanted to I could log onto Expedia right now and book a trip to go anywhere in the world….no boss to ask for time off….no schedule to adhere to…no one to answer to except my wife and kids.

Covert Control is basically a set of techniques that can be used to gain control over virtually any situation that involves interaction with someone else.

So in a nutshell, it can be used in just about any situation except when you’re sitting in a room by yourself staring at the walls.

For everything else, like job interviews, negotiations, dating, opportunities, etc. there’s this power of Covert Control which basically served as my “get out of jail free” card that I used to navigate my way through life as an average person with above average goals.

I used it to get jobs before I had my own business that college grads would have normally got way before me.

And all it really boils down to is having the ability to get the help you need from other people by having hidden advantage of being able to control the way they respond to your needs.

For example, did you know that studies have shown that you can completely change a person’s answer to a question by simply changing the way you ask it?

In one study by Stanford professor Elizabeth Loftus, four groups of people who witnessed a car accident were… Read more…

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