Product Description
by Min Liu (Author)
The NEW Art of Being Right is a modern reimagining of Arthur Schopenhauer's classic "The Art of Being Right", a classic, but difficult-to-understand tome about the "art of the debate".
The NEW Art of Being Right makes Schopenhauer's 38 strategies for winning arguments (i) EASIER TO UNDERSTAND and (ii) MORE MODERN by using CURRENT EXAMPLES of the 38 strategies.
In addition, The NEW Art of Being Right also provides ADDITIONAL CONTENT AND COMMENTARY not available in the original work.
In this book, you will learn Schopenhauer's "framework of arguments" and the 38 strategies for how to persuade and influence others, and defeat and outwit your opponents. Diversions, indirect refutations, and other "tricks" are covered in easy to understand language and modernized examples.
NEVER let someone else (including haters, trolls, enemies, and your frenemies) get the best of you again in a debate, verbal confrontation, online comment battle, press conference, or flame war
***LIMITED TIME ONLY: SPECIAL BONUS, NEVER SEEN BEFORE CONTENT ("7 MORE WAYS TO BE RIGHT") INCLUDED
Author Biography
Min Liu is the author of the books "The King's Mindset: Twenty Mindsets to Transform Ordinary Men Into Kings", "Vocal Superstar: How to Develop a High Status Voice", "People Games: The Ten Most Common Power Plays and Mind Games People Play", and "Verbal Self Defense 101". Based in San Francisco, CA, his mission is to help people not only improve, but become EXCEPTIONAL at social and verbal skills. Everything he knows about these things, he knows from his many different lives as an instructor at UC Berkeley, a nightclub promoter, an international corporate and securities lawyer, and now, an author. He's passionate about sharing what he has learned from his transformation from a shy, socially awkward kid into someone who has the ability to use verbal and social skills to get and achieve what he wants in life. He believes everybody has the innate ability to make such a transformation by exercising "muscles" that have not been used very much, and by sharpening the skills they already have. He gets especially aroused these days by basketball, kickboxing, meditation, songwriting, reading books on psychology and inspirational people, people who are value givers, and most of all, constantly breaking out of his comfort zone and helping others break out of theirs. On the other hand, he absolutely cannot stand mediocrity, unoriginal and lazy thinking, and he really can't stand wearing sweaters.
