The Ellipsis Manual: analysis and engineering of human behavior

Things that I have been picking up-reading into, for years, that I already seen "live action," on, that I can now breakdown further & fine tune it. If you've been through trauma, nightmare relationships or acquaintances, cruddy jobs & insane family that you could write a book about...then this book will also help you understand what happened to you, & how. (Putting things together) what a great way to heal yourself internally. And a new take on not ever using "victim," as the route after a big-irritating detour, but taking powerful info & turning yourself into become unshakeable, unbreakable & all around mentally secure from psychological warfare. It's definitely not something I would use on others in a,"used for evil way," unless you're looking for Karma to bite you in your butt, when you least expect it to. Also, Ive been skipping thru it to see if it loses my interest....so far it hasn't had a single dull moment. Its like giving me the ultimate how to book on having the Midas touch with a security system. I might buy a second copy in case I wear this one out. It has clarified and confirmed so many things that I have seen and noticed and remembered about people in my life in the past up to this point. At one point I started to wonder if maybe I was being a jerk about people, but in actuality, I was just picking up on what has been explained-instructed by in this book. So I'm not weird or strange or just picky. I just have really good radar & now I've got the instruction manual on how to improve upon it. If it seems like it's not your thing, then you're probably not ready for it. There are a lot of people out there who live in the autopilot moments day in day & day out, just following society protocol, or what I call sheeple mode. So unless you're very observant, & you've noticed behavioral patterns out there, this book most likely will be misunderstood or you will feel that it's a bunch of bs. All in all, this book was made to understand what therapist have said for years, that, "life is all about psychology – psychological warfare." Lastly, this is a manual…… Not just some book that you read through where you're hoping someone tells you what to do plus fluff. This is a very direct manual! You use the talents, abilities and skills you already have and you add this to it. Again, not everyone will be ready for this book or how to utilize it. Good time to get to know yourself if you been stuck in "non reality," for too long. I am enjoying this immensely. Thank you Chase Hughes. Thank you for this amazingly well done masterpiece on "reality."

Manual is more than expected. This is information to be reread and more understanding to be gained each time. Teaches understanding of human needs and behaviors while enforcing the need to be kind. Thank you Chase!

Great book, but the pages were not attached to the spine. The pages were also off center and so the words were angled. I wouldn’t let that stop you from ordering. There’s so much information in the book. I bought it on audio book as well, but you’ll want to study this one and take notes. It makes you observe human behavior in a whole new light. I also highly suggest Phrase Seven, Chase Hughes fictional work. It’s a quick read and you won’t want to put it down.

Heavy duty information on human behavior. A real reference that you will want to keep handy and re-read regularly. Outstanding eye opening information and usable practices . I'm a big fan of Chase Hughes and the NCI programs. Highly recommended ! No fluff. Page after page of excellent material. Not an easy read . More of a textbook

I am attracted to nonfiction books, anything that gives me information that I can then go out and use in order to better understand my interactions and the people with whom I interact. This book is different in that it is a how-to manual, not necessarily written so that a reader can understand how something works. Instead, the goal is to teach you practical techniques for understanding and controlling behavior. It is almost a class in itself, and it requires lots of practice and even some memorization. It is not a book that you can pick up, read through in several days, and say you know and can use the information. You have to really work at it, and it can take weeks or months to master certain skills. Chase makes this clear in the introduction part of the book. I have not finished the book yet, but the content is pretty cool. The Table of Contents looks at first glance; however, he does not go into depth on a lot of these topics, at least as far as I have gotten. My impression was that the book would be organized in an easy-to-comprehend way, making it clear how each subheading related to its main chapter title. But, again, it is a how-to manual. Its purpose is more to tell me that these things exist and show me how to use them, not to tell me why each technique works. The other thing that definitely hurts the book is that it is not written well. When I find a book like this that promises "absolute control", I am immediately skeptical. Does that attract me to it? Yes. But am I aware that that is a sales technique? Yes. So I always check out the sample before purchasing it, and I specifically look for grammatical errors and such that would take away from the author's credibility. In this sample, there were almost no errors, which overall created a good image(it also helped to look up the author and do research in that way). But now further into the book, I am running into errors more frequently than I would like, which overall rekindles my initial skepticism. It does not help that the language he uses is very repetitive and urges the reader to continue. He likes to say things like "it will open doors" very often throughout the book. In fact, a lot of the writing is him telling us that the technique we just learned is even more powerful when combined with the ones that follow, that the book will give the reader the tools to engineer any behavior(he's still saying this in the middle of the book, even though it is really a summary/introduction statement), and that different things are extremely important to master. He also says things like "as you progress in your training". If I remember correctly, this is a double-bind statement that suggests something will definitely happen, making you more likely to do it, in this case, to turn the pages. Sneaky. But, is this book good for its purpose, to learn how to use knowledge of behavior in your interactions? My answer is yes, which is why I gave it 4 stars. I have memorized every last one of the behaviors from the author's Behavioral Table of Elements(online) and am in the stage of identifying them in people. This is actually going pretty well. I have noticed more of the body language indicators that I previously didn't know existed, which is a sign of progress for me. Once I train my eye to notice behavior like that, I can begin to practice applying my knowledge of what that tells me about the subject. So it is honestly a long process. You need to be patient and practice. You cannot rush yourself through and hope to pick up on small things. Wait until you master one thing to move on to the next. Overall, good book.

Esta edición y 6MX me convencieron de comprar elipsis manual, es efectivo, aprende a ser grandioso y a agradar a las personas, ✌️

Good book

From page 190 till the end the pages on the left have first character missing. I haven’t read the book.

Whether you're interested in hypnosis, learning about body language and how to read the subtle cues others are giving off, improving your relationships, sales, personal growth and development, or you're just looking to train your first Manchurian Candidate, this book is a MUST READ! Hughes has a grasp of body language analysis that is unparalleled to any other author you have ever read, and the information is concisely organized into a Behavioural Table of Elements for easy reference. This book is 376 pages of solid information; no fluff. It is NOT written so that you can read it, say "well, that was an interesting read", and then put it back on the shelf. You won't get results that way. You WILL get results if you do the work and The Ellipsis Manual it as it's name intends - a MANUAL to improve your performance. The Ellipsis Manual website sells a Training Manual, which breaks the Ellipsis Manual down into a weekly planner that guides you through exercises that are designed to help you master the tools and skills you will learn. I highly recommend that as well because it forces you to apply the learning - not just read it. Chase is someone with 20+ years of training in this field and he walks the talk, he knows his stuff, and he's not writing just to sell books.