Is it possible to control others mind at our will?
Answers
No!
We aren't an omnicient
So tht we can control others minds:
yaa its possible
1 way by love
2nd way by mind friks
here are some
mark as a brainlist
Here you are with a blog or a product or a charity you believe will change the world, and yet no matter how excited you are about the possibilities, no matter how much faith you have in yourself, you can’t help being worried:
If you ask a popular blogger for a link, will you get a reply?
If you ask a partner to email a product offer to their list, will they agree?
If you ask a friend for a donation, will they write you a check?
You don’t know. You can’t know. And it bothers you.
Wouldn’t it be easier if you could just close your eyes, pop over into their mind, and seize control?
Yeah. Too bad it’s not possible …
Or is it?
A Brief Introduction to Mind Control
As it happens, mind control is possible. Sort of.
No, you can’t turn your customers, partners, and in-laws into mindless zombies, but you can influence them.
In fact, there’s a science to it.
Back in the 1980s, a researcher by the name of Dr. Robert Cialdini wrote a book called Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion. He outlined different principles scientifically proven to influence people, as well as suggestions for how to do it.
Since then, it’s become maybe the most important book in the field of marketing. If you haven’t read it, you should, as well as the sequel.
Here’s the bad news:
Mind control isn’t about magic powers, arcane arts, or even shaving your head and gallivanting around in a wheelchair (although, I’ve been tempted). The truth is it’s about something that makes a lot of people squeamish: marketing.