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¿Alguna vez has salido de una reunión preguntándote cómo perdiste el control de una situación que debería haberte favorecido? ¿Te sientes agotado, confundido o desplazado por compañeros que siempre parecen salir ganando, sin importar lo que ocurra? ¿Estás cansado de ser un profesional honesto en un mundo donde el engaño y la influencia determinan quién triunfa?

We all have that moment when something feels off - a coworker twisting your words, a boss claiming your work, or a teammate smiling while quietly sabotaging you. You try to stay professional, tell yourself you’re overthinking, yet you know someone is shaping outcomes you can’t see while you pay the price. You keep pushing, hoping effort will beat politics, but it doesn’t because manipulators win by playing a hidden game with rules you were never told.

¿Alguna vez sales de una conversación en el trabajo sintiéndote confundido, culpable o como si de repente le debieras algo a alguien? ¿Alguna vez te han robado tus ideas, ignorado tus límites o cuestionado silenciosamente tu competencia? ¿Cansado de sentir que algo “no está bien”, pero sin poder probarlo, así que terminas dudando de ti mismo?

“Manipulators in Business” is your tactical guide to spotting, neutralizing, and outsmarting hidden influence in corporate environments. Rooted in psychology, real-world corporate dynamics, and proven power analysis, this audiobook exposes the unseen playbook manipulators use and arms you with clear, practical strategies to protect yourself and rise above them.

When trust breaks down, how do we begin to fix it? Set against the controversial history of genetic research into autism, from the Spectrum 10k study led by Professor Simon Baron-Cohen to the legacy of the Andrew Wakefield MMR scandal, this book explores the ways in which autistic people have...

A groundbreaking book on the surprising potential of revealing more of ourselves to others, from a celebrated Harvard Business School professor and expert on the psychology of self-disclosure decisions We all know the feeling: that gut-wrenching post-conversation replay, cringing at how much we...

Does your lacking confidence hold you back? Do you struggle with social anxiety? Can’t remember the last time you went out and started a conversation with somebody? The good thing is, you’re not alone. An estimated 15 million adults in the US suffer from social anxiety or shyness. This volume is the go-to guide in becoming a master in the art of social interaction and freeing yourself from anxiety. There’s no gimmicks, extensive therapy or wacky techniques, it simply breaks down each vital component and will give you the confidence you need.

In The Science of Good and Evil, psychologist and science historian Michael Shermer explores how humans evolved from social primates into moral primates, how and why morality motivates the human animal, and how the foundation of moral principles can be built upon empirical evidence. Along the way he explains the implications of scientific findings for fate and free will, the existence of pure good and pure evil, and the development of early moral sentiments among the first humans.

Occasionally a book comes along that can change your life, and this is one of these books! Everything we do and all our interactions with other people is dictated by psychological factors, and we can often find ourselves the victims of manipulation. What if the tables were turned? What if we knew exactly what was happening all the time?

Ever wondered whether someone is being genuine and honest? Do you feel like they are trying to manipulate you through deception? Learn how to read people’s true intentions and how to use dark psychology to win negotiations over. These techniques are important in relationships, work, business and any other social interaction you might find yourself in.

A 10-year-old American boy named Jack, who loves airplanes and knows a great deal about them, finds himself in a world that has just emerged from World War II. Jack's favorite military plane is the Navy Corsair. Since the need for warplanes no longer existed, they were taken by flatbed railcars to a salvage depot called a boneyard where the planes were stacked one upon the other, resulting in a mountain of aluminum. Those aircrafts would eventually be recycled. A boneyard was conveniently located adjacent to an air base near Jack's home.