Troll-management secrets of the hater in chief
Published: Sat, 04/01/17
sometimes you need to play the part, right?”
— Jordan Belfort
“The Wolf Of Wall Street”
I once did a series of teachings on my old podcast called:
“The Email Players rules”
These were maxims, philosophies, and rules by which I live my life (business and personal) to have more success, contentment, and peace. And, one of the more popular rules was:
“If you’re going to be cast as the villain
you might as well play the part well.”
For example:
Last year, Bill O’Reilly interviewed Donald Trump and showed a cover of Esquire Magazine with a mean picture of Trump along with the headline:
“Hater In Chief”
Bill asked why Trump would bother talking to Esquire knowing they were gonna hammer him like that.
Trump’s response?
Well, he didn’t dispute the cover.
Didn’t try to spin his away around it.
Nor did he even disagree with its premise.
Just the opposite:
He said he IS angry… that he hates what’s going on in this country, and the way veterans are treated… and health care costs going through the roof for the middle class due to Obamacare… and a whole slew of other problems.
Contrast that to what most other politicians would do.
They’d back track.
Deny they are angry while trying to suddenly act peaceful.
And, weasel their way around what they said, desperately looking to their PR people and advisors to help spin it the next day somehow.
Screw that noise.
This not backing down from the finger-pointing, accusations, and insinuations of the mush cookies, poosays, and fluffpreneur types mindset is partly what my new “Persuasion Secrets Of The World’s Most Charismatic & Influential Villains” book teaches.
You know how many times elBenbo has been attacked, trolled, and vilified?
Too many to count.
When that happens I just keep doing MORE of whatever caused the attack.
Think long and hard on this, my Pet.
How you react to finger pointers, trolls, and losers can change everything for you.
To get my Villains book go here:
http://www.EmailPlayers.com/villains
Ben Settle