Everyone thinks Andrew Tate was just a loud kickboxer who got lucky on TikTok He wasn't His dad Emory was in the CIA, and his dad's old friend was a 70 year old master hypnotist named Iggy Semmelweis who actually ran The War Room behind the scenes I was head of sales and marketing there for 2 years ($149,000,000 sold) so I met Iggy in person He sat in a room and spoke to us for 8 hours straight... and it genuinely felt like 45 minutes had passed Most guys think persuasion is the words in your script, because they have never seen someone manipulate a human nervous system physically Iggy groomed Andrew in 4 specific mechanics that you can use on your next sales call, video or meeting today: 1. The Left-Eye Tunnel Amateurs dart between both of someone's eyes when talking, which leaks nervousness. Lock onto their LEFT eye (connects to the right emotional hemisphere) and look 2 inches behind their skull. Your pupils naturally dilate, their peripheral vision fades to black, and their brain feels like only the two of you exist in the room 2. The Hushed Drop Weak speakers get louder when they reach their main point. Do the opposite. Speak with high energy first, then right before your most important line, pause for 2 full seconds and drop your volume 30% quieter. It forces their brain to lean in and bypasses their logical defense 3. Word Bouncing When speaking to 2+ people (or a boardroom on Zoom), never finish a sentence on the same person you started it on. Start the thought looking at Person A, and land the stressed punch-word on Person B right before their attention drifts. Every person leaves feeling like you spoke exclusively to them 4. Single-Point Surface Area Stop waving open palms around nervously. Keep your hands dead still until the exact word you want planted in their head, then point or tap a single finger. Concentrating your movement into a half inch of surface area forces the human eye to track it like a pendulum People feel your nervous system 3 seconds before they process your logic Master the physical channels and selling becomes unfair -Pampa