博客來Dive into the intriguing world of mental influence with Lewis Jesse Bridgman’s ＂The Hook: Its Applications to Others and to Ourselves. A Handbook for Mental Mechanics.＂ Originally published in 1907, this handbook delves into the principles of persuasion, self-motivation, and understanding the human psyche. Bridgmanâ€(TM)s work explores how individuals can harness mental mechanics to positively influence themselves and those around them.
Bridgman presents practical techniques and insightful observations, inviting readers to explore the depths of their own minds and the power of mental connection. This vintage guide offers timeless wisdom on achieving personal and interpersonal effectiveness through applied psychology and philosophical introspection.
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