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Idioma: inglés
Editorial: Independently published, 2026
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- Título
- EVERYONE IS A PAWN
- Autor
- Omollo, Alvin
- Editorial
- Independently published
- Año de publicación
- 2026
- Estado
- New
- Encuadernación
- PAP
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 13
- 9798180629500
- Peso del artículo
- 371 gramos
Everyone Is a Pawn: Until They Learn to See the Board
What if your thoughts are not entirely your own?
Every day, people make decisions they believe are independent, rational, and self-directed. Yet beneath the surface of human behavior lies a complex network of psychological forces shaping beliefs, desires, fears, loyalties, ambitions, and choices.
In The Pawns, readers are taken on a thought-provoking journey into the hidden psychology of power, influence, obedience, status, perception, and human nature. Drawing from psychology, social dynamics, history, behavioral science, and real-world systems of influence, this book reveals how individuals and societies are shaped by forces that often operate outside conscious awareness.
You will explore:
For readers interested in psychology, human behavior, influence, leadership, power, persuasion, critical thinking, and self-awareness, The Pawns offers a compelling examination of the invisible game being played all around us. The first step toward freedom is learning to see the board.
What if your thoughts are not entirely your own?
Every day, people make decisions they believe are independent, rational, and self-directed. Yet beneath the surface of human behavior lies a complex network of psychological forces shaping beliefs, desires, fears, loyalties, ambitions, and choices.
In The Pawns, readers are taken on a thought-provoking journey into the hidden psychology of power, influence, obedience, status, perception, and human nature. Drawing from psychology, social dynamics, history, behavioral science, and real-world systems of influence, this book reveals how individuals and societies are shaped by forces that often operate outside conscious awareness.
You will explore:
- The illusion of independent thought
- The emotional architecture of fear, desire, and validation
- The psychology of tribes, belonging, and group identity
- The hidden status games driving human behavior
- How narratives shape reality
- Why people obey authority
- The power of hope and future promises
- How dependence creates influence
- The invisible psychological principles that guide decision-making
- The ultimate challenge of self-deception
For readers interested in psychology, human behavior, influence, leadership, power, persuasion, critical thinking, and self-awareness, The Pawns offers a compelling examination of the invisible game being played all around us. The first step toward freedom is learning to see the board.
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