This might sound crazy, but after watching hours of footage from the last several months of debates and interviews, I say this with confidence: Donald Trump is a master persuader. He understands how people make decisions and he speaks in ways that influence people without them even realizing it. Whether you love him or hate him, there is a lot to learn from his tactics. If you watch until the end of this video, you'll learn a ton not just on how to influence other people, but on how you are influenced yourself. Before we get started, I want to give a shout out to Scott Adams. He has been writing about Donald Trump's persuasion for months and I owe him for pointing out some of these tactics. If you want to check out his blog, there is a link in the description. Now let's start with the double bind. On September 30th, you said that ISIS was not "a thing". Let's take a look at Donald's perspective on Jeb Bush. Donald said, "Are you going to apologize?" No answering for Jeb. So that gives Jeb a couple of options. One, he can not say anything, but if he doesn't say anything, Donald has already predicted that he's not going to apologize. This means Jeb loses and Donald wins. Option two, he can interrupt Donald again, but Sam has already accused him of being an interrupter, so he looks like a jerk if he continues to do that. Again, Donald wins. Or, he can apologize, in which case Donald wins again. All of the outs within the frame that Donald has put on Jeb lead to victory for Donald in this exchange. That is the power of a double bind. There's no good option here. The only way to deal with this,...
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