Category Archives: Persuasion

The Egosyntonic Art of Tone Policing

Posted on 2019-05-31 by

The art of Tone Policing is rife with benefits and setbacks, in terms of argumentation and effective communication. Continue reading →

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Posted in Authenticity, Confidence, Conflict Management, Culture Wars, Game, Game Theory, Holding Frame, Influence, International, Leadership, Maturity, Personal Growth and Development, Models of Success, Personal Presentation, Persuasion, Politics, Power, Relationships, Self-Concept, Strategy | Tagged , | 2 Comments

Creating and Maintaining Heart Trust

Posted on 2019-04-28 by

Trust is an indispensable part of forming and continuing a relationship. But the expression of trust undergoes a metamorphosis as the relationship matures. Continue reading →

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The Trust Factor

Posted on 2019-04-18 by

Trust is indispensable when activizing a woman. Yet, there are two kinds of trust. Which one are you pursuing? Continue reading →

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How to get more frequent, enthusiastic sex from your wife: Overcoming Pride and Psychological Resistance

Posted on 2018-12-23 by

A How-To guide for building masculine frame when being denied sex by your wife. Continue reading →

Posted in Conflict Management, Discipline, Game Theory, Handling Rejection, Holding Frame, Male Power, Maturity, Personal Growth and Development, Models of Success, Perseverance, Personal Presentation, Persuasion, Relationships, Strategy | Tagged , | 3 Comments

How to Dismantle the Idol of Fandom: Breaking the Fifth Wall

Posted on 2018-05-26 by

This post examines elements of fandom as a form of idolatry, and considers how ethical systems may be bypassed, and false beliefs exposed, by ‘breaking the fifth wall’. Continue reading →

Posted in Authenticity, Conflict Management, Culture Wars, Discerning Lies and Deception, Holding Frame, Influence, Leadership, Persuasion, Strategy, The Power of God | Tagged , | 5 Comments

The Objectivity of Offense Constitutes Respect

Posted on 2018-05-06 by

This post examines the contributions of Prof. Jordan Peterson, and finds that he has pioneered a robust response to a new style of dishonest debate that has developed in recent years. Continue reading →

Posted in Authenticity, Holding Frame, Influence, Leadership, Models of Success, Personal Presentation, Persuasion, Politics, Respect | Tagged | 9 Comments

The Challenge of Demanding Excellence

Posted on 2018-03-11 by

Solid science, logical analysis, personal testimony, the Red Pill, and Biblical truth have been allies in the fight against falsehood and deception. But the spiritual forces of feminism always stand in opposition to these pillars of truth. Continue reading →

Posted in Influence, Leadership, Maturity, Personal Growth and Development, Persuasion, Purpose, Relationships | Tagged , | 8 Comments

Moulding an Excellent Wife

Posted on 2018-03-05 by

Moulding a wife’s behavior through recognizing and correcting the false beliefs that cause unwanted behaviors. Continue reading →

Posted in Discerning Lies and Deception, Discipline, Guest Articles, Influence, Leadership, Male Power, Models of Success, Persuasion, Purpose, Relationships, Stewardship, Strategy | Tagged , | 12 Comments

The Satanic Persuasion Formula

Posted on 2018-01-20 by

A simple, yet profound theory of game strategy based on an exegesis of Genesis 3. Courtesy of SavingEve.net. Continue reading →

Posted in Discerning Lies and Deception, Guest Articles, Models of Failure, Persuasion, Psychology, Strategy | Tagged , | 15 Comments

Why does an angry photo draw more popularity on social media?

Posted on 2014-09-29 by

Why do women find angry men to be extremely attractive? Continue reading →

Posted in Attitude, Influence, Male Power, Models of Success, Personal Presentation, Persuasion, Self-Concept | Tagged | 2 Comments