How To Join The Top 10% Who Pull The Strings
(While Everyone Else Just Plays Along)
For most of my life, I have suffered from crippling social anxiety. I would cling to people and laugh needlessly as a desperate way to get accepted.
When I found myself in a group conversation, things got even more awkward. It felt suffocating, like being claustrophobic and stuck in an elevator.
And dating women? Forget it. I tried a couple of times, got rejected, and I was like, "This is horrible. Not doing it anymore."
At some point, I realized I hated myself, and I really, really needed to change.
Especially when, deep down, beneath all those feelings of inferiority, you understand that you have a lot of potential.
You know that you're destined for great things, and every day that you accept living in psychological squalor is the cannibalization of who you truly are until there's nothing left but a shell of a man.
That's when I started reading books by psychologists, philosophers, former FBI agents, social engineers... Anyone who could help me get out of the abyss, build confidence, and learn to influence people.
Then I came across an old book in which the author hung out with con men for a year to write about manipulation. I was like, this is a brilliant idea.
Now, years ago, in my country, boiler rooms were flourishing. They grew like mushrooms after rain.
And so I knew some people who knew some people who worked there and started hanging out with them.
I learned a lot about human nature.
I also got manipulated a lot.
You have every right to call me a fool. But let me tell you this:
Studying books is great, but what you can learn from going straight to the jungle is priceless.
By then, I had learned a great deal about human nature, and I realized I could apply those same raw insights to sell anything.
Now, I am not some famous propagandist. I only worked as a PR advisor for a couple of politicians and a handful of CEOs. The problem was that I had strong views, and considering the political situation in my country, I was very limited. Eventually, crafting campaigns stopped being fun. The work was getting more and more sterile. It was clear that I was heading down the path of becoming like those boring office people. That's when I decided to go back to creating ads for small and medium-sized businesses. Did I make less money? Absolutely. But I had creative freedom and a lot of free time.Throughout the years, I've shared my psychology guides online, and over 3 million people have read them. [Primarily from my website, Quora, and Reddit]
Again and again, they told me they felt bolder around people.
One of the main reasons those articles have been helpful is that when it comes to teaching…
I HAVE NO MORALS
In the last scene of Squid Game, there are two players, each with a knife in hand.
It's raining. They drag each other into the mud; they cut, bite, and punch with the sole goal of walking out there alive and wealthy.
We like to think society has evolved past that, but the sad reality is that we are playing the exact same game. The only difference is that our knives are hidden.
We are the ones dragging each other through the mud, fighting for scraps just to survive, while the elites watch us bleed behind the tinted glass of their corporate offices.
Whether you realize it or not, the environment you live in was designed to exploit you. You are playing for your life inside a rigged survival game...
- Corporations have teams of neuroscientists who craft their products to be as addictive as possible.
- The media is uncovering and monetizing your worst instincts.
- Then you have the con men and abusive individuals who can suck your life out of you without a drop of mercy.
The more I have studied these ruthless Machiavellians, the more painfully aware I have become of how vulnerable we all are to manipulation... How easily our lives can turn upside down.
That's why, in my articles and in this course, I have held nothing back.
In a world where the powerful few do not play by the rules, why should we?
#1 How to Gain Power in The Social World
Since we could barely talk, we were bombarded with the same narrative:
Just get the money, get the beautiful girl or the charming prince, get the corner office, become a star, and you finally feel good about yourself.
Well, that was a goddamn lie.
I used to be one of the suckers who believed it.
That was until I met some guys with a ton of money who couldn’t stand being with themselves for five minutes. They always needed something stimulating… The phone, the booze, the girls, the vacations, the cocaine… Everything to distract themselves.
They thought that upgrading their toys would fix that bleeding hole in their heads. It doesn't. If you are a miserable wreck when you're broke, you're still going to be a miserable wreck, but with expensive cars and clothes.
They thought that upgrading their toys would fix that bleeding hole in their heads. It doesn't. If you are a miserable wreck when you're broke, you're still going to be a miserable wreck, but with an expensive car and clothes.
True power is about having the necessary psychological armor to move forward even when the task is tedious AF... even when people misunderstand or hate you... Even when you're facing 101 problems.
It is the confidence to look at the world in the eye and say “Give me your best shot.”
That’s the kind of power that you will master in this book.
#2 The Charisma Black Book
Müslüm Gürses was an incredibly talented Turkish singer whose life was marked by tragedies. When I saw his biographical movie, I thought they were exaggerating, but unfortunately they were not... at all.
He is also known to have the most “crazy” fans. They would make light cuts to themselves at concerts as a form of catharsis.
Let’s stop here for a moment and think about this. Why did he have such a strong, drug-like effect on people?
Well, it is because he maintained confident body language; he was an avid listener in TV interviews; mastered small talk; spoke affirmations in the mirror; was good-looking; well-adjusted, etc.
Nope. He did none of that. He wasn’t good-looking. He was a wreck. And I don't think he ever cared about body language or being likable.
What made him captivating was his story and how he spoke to his fans with his music. He was capturing their pain and struggle.
They saw themselves in him. They also were suffering immensely. They worked long hours, and they were treated harshly by others. Meanwhile, Gurses was deeply empathetic and was able to put into words what they felt.
So if you want to build an unstoppable aura, you don’t need to memorize all those little communication tricks.
But you have to internalize that charisma goes much, much deeper.
#3 Dark Arts: How to Weaponize Your Dark Side
Harry Potter is cursed.He is inescapably linked to Voldemort, which means that he can experience those incredibly aggressive impulses.
If he had tried to pretend he was just a kind person and repress that darkness, it would eventually have consumed him.
That's why he's constantly learning more about himself and how to channel that sheer capacity for evil to actually fight evil.
Every school year, he learns from the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher.
Now each one of them has a twisted secret. But that's exactly what helps him. I mean, if he had a feel-good, positive mentor like Mr. Miyagi, he and his friends would be slaughtered like kettle.
So each one of us has a dark side hidden deep in our unconscious mind. Jung called this the Shadow. And he said that if you deny it, you will become an aggressive, resentful, and deeply unhappy person. You become the kind of person who causes immense pain to others.
Throughout the course, I explain, in simple terms, how to deal with weak people, but in this book I focus specifically on how not to become a weak person yourself.
Why SOCIAL OS
I have tremendous respect for Robert Greene, Chase Hughes, Charlie from Charisma University, and Academy of Ideas.
But they have a high entry level... Meaning you need prior knowledge and to constantly revisit their work to fully understand them.
You also need to struggle with how to actually apply what you have learned.
Because, for example, Charlie completely ignores the dark side of human nature; Greene will drown you in classical stories, while Hughes will strangle you with detailed, neuroscientific riddles...
Bro, can you get to the point because I don't give a fuck about the Wikipedia explanations. I'm not trying to become a high school biology teacher; I'm trying to gain power.
Now it would be incredibly easy for me to write as if my audience were academics, politicians, or CEOs. But SOCIAL OS isn't for them. Because they have a fuck ton of resources at their disposal. Whenever they have a major problem, they call a bunch of experts to solve it.
I'm talking to people who want to take their social skills to the next level without spending years learning. And in some "extreme cases," I'm talking to those who are in a situation like I was 12 years ago.
So you will get 3 relatively short, no-BS books that explain how you can gain power over yourself and others even if you have no resources or no talents.
It’s a ruthless manual that teaches you how to wage asymmetrical psy warfare.
What's New With Volume 4?
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Because human nature doesn't change.
The instincts, fears, and desires that drive our behavior today are the same ones that drove the Illyrians, Athenians, Spartans, Persians, and Assyrians.
