DOMINATE - How Psychopaths Think, Act and Succeed

How do Psychopaths Do it?From the most basic, superficial interactions, to the deepest, most earnest confessions of human emotion, psychopaths are the masters. They know what to say, how to say it, and when to do it. They can take the honest feelings of others and warp them. They can take the good-natured words, actions, and attitudes of 'normal' people... and destroy them. But how do they do it?Everywhere you look, a psychopath lurks. Some are notorious serial killers, determined to torture the mind and body of the innocent. But others--most others--are notnearlyso infamous. Many psychopaths are masters of business leadership. Many have reached pinnacles of corporate success, disguising their mental illness behind the facade of strong women and alpha males.Truth be told, psychopaths are nothing like the rest of us. They wear our clothes, our masks, our gestures and our facial expressions. But they are notoneof us. They are chameleons, impostors, charlatans. They slide into society, winning us over with their charisma, climbing to positions of power, earning love, lust and trust at every conceivable turn. They are everywhere doing everything--and hellbent on continuing.If you struggle to understand how psychopaths succeed while others fall to the wayside, you aren't alone. Despite their sickening pathology, psychopaths have something to teach us. Their lessons are ingrained in the very fibers of our being, the psychology of our survival. And somewhere, deep inside those dark corners of the human mind, the truth is hiding. It's time to shine a light in the dark...DOMINATE - How Psychopaths Think, Act and Succeed (A Preview):Inhuman: Uncovering the Dark Truths of Psychopathy and SociopathySubtle Shades - How to Distinguish Between Psychopaths and SociopathsThe 17 Psyches of PsychopathyCorporate Psychopaths: How They Scale the Ladder and Scale it FASTSpotting the Danger - 20 Traits of a Functioning PsychopathSeduction and Destruction - The Pathology of a Sexual PredatorIdentifying Oddities in a Psychopath's Speech P