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Oz Pearlman: How To "Read" Minds, Influence Anyone, and Never Fear Rejection

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How to convince people and how to win them over is the most important thing in life. How did you do that? Skills that have nothing to do with my tricks that allow me to walk into a room. Be remembered, engage with people, and create deeper bonds. Those three things are a cheat code in life, but I would say 90% of people don't have that. So how do you develop that? How do you explain what you do? Everyone knows what a magician is. Think of this as a magician of the mind.

There are no props. Rather than tell you here pick a card, you put it back and I find it. So intimidated. You are the horrible herring. Are there any cool crimes that you could commit? So if I was using this to steal your financial information and then use it to potentially steal from you, could I do that? Absolutely. Could I absolutely. Uh I feel like I can rule the world, I know I could be what I want to Watch so let's try something really fun.

Time for money. This is the perfect example. Let's say what what is life about, right? Is it having more zeros in your bank account, my first million? I like the two commas, but where do you spend that money? How do you use it effectively? Here's all you do. You're having a birthday party. We're gonna hypothetically play this out right now. Milestone birthday Sam make this up. Right now I like spot in A. How many guests are in the room at your birthday party? Be very specific. How many guests do you see being there. Getting the number. Yeah. Make it up right now. Small. Ten.

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