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This document discusses how to use reverse psychology to change one's mindset. It provides 14 tips for understanding reverse psychology, including how to stop depression, become divinity, avoid being influenced by others, know your inner self, avoid false love, attract what you think, meditate, understand peace and nature, understand why people act instead of just their actions, control the mind's power, read facial expressions, and enjoy small steps to the future.

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Reverse Psychology:
Things that will change your mind

Sumarry:
1.introductions
2.How to understand reverse psychology
3.How to stop depression
4.How to become a divinity
5.How not to be influenced by the rest around
you
6.Knowing your inner self is a step towards
success
7.Learn not to love falsely
8.You attract what you think, not what you say
9.Meditations
10.Peace is nature
11.Learn to understand the steps that made a
person do a certain action and do not try to
understand the action itself.
12.How to control the power of the mind
13.Learn the facial expressions of the people
around you.
14.Learn to enjoy the small steps to that big
future

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