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Psychology · 18 min

Human Hacking

By Christopher Hadnagy | Seth Schulman

This episode reveals the hidden psychological levers that shape our decisions and interactions, offering a practical guide to navigating social dynamics with greater awareness and authenticity.

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Psychology
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“This episode reveals the hidden psychological levers that shape our decisions and interactions, offering a practical guide to navigating social dynamics with greater awareness and authenticity.”

— Christopher Hadnagy | Seth Schulman, Human Hacking

What it is about

Social psychology, influence, communication, human behavior

Who it is for

If you've ever wondered why some conversations feel effortless and others leave you feeling subtly off-balance, this will clarify the unseen forces at play, and this will help you see what to do next.

The author

Christopher Hadnagy is a leading expert in social engineering, having spent years studying and applying the principles of human influence in cybersecurity and corporate training, giving him a unique, practical perspective on how our minds can be 'hacked'.

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Christopher Hadnagy | Seth Schulman

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