There is no such thing as a “fair deal.” There is only power and surrender.
Only one truth governs all transactions—the stronger takes, the weaker submits.
The soft-hearted lose money.
The polite lose land.
The reasonable man loses women, opportunity, and respect.
In this tribe, we do not negotiate to “agree.”
We negotiate to conquer.
We seduce not to please, but to possess.
We buy not with currency—but with psychological warfare, fear, leverage, and dominance.
This is not for diplomats.
This is for the wolves in human skin—the ones who want the land, the gold, the women, the cities, and the throne…without paying full price for any of it.
This is WAR. And today, we learn how to WIN IT.
🔥 Strategy #1: Know What You Want—With Ruthless Clarity
“A man who doesn’t know what he wants will pay for what he doesn’t need.”
Before you enter any negotiation—whether for land, labor, love, or legacy—you must wield absolute clarity like a blade forged by fire.
Vague men get vague results.
Confused men get manipulated.
Weak-willed men get devoured.
You cannot conquer what you haven’t defined.
You cannot demand what you haven’t quantified.
You cannot dominate what you don’t deeply desire.
🧠 Clarity Is Power. Here’s What That Means:
What EXACTLY do you want?
Not “a good gym” — but “a 24/7 private gym with at least 250kg plates, squat rack, deadlift platform, cold shower, and a mirror wall.”
Not just a good woman. You want her with a round nyash, firm breasts, regular periods, education up to form 4 and scored at least a C+ and can cook healthy foods.
What is your absolute MINIMUM?
Define your walk-away line.
“If they can’t meet this bare minimum, I leave—no emotion.”
What SPECIFIC quality must be met?
If it’s a person—what skills? What mindset? What loyalty level?
If it’s a product—what specs? What brand? What performance?
What is your BUDGET? And what will it COST YOU if you don’t get it?
Not just money—but time, energy, status.
“If I compromise here, it delays my goal by 6 months. That is unacceptable.”
Why do you want this thing? The deeper your “WHY,” the more immovable you become.
Do you want a woman? Or do you want a womb that births greatness and doesn’t embarrass your legacy?
Do you want money? Or do you want to buy back your time and command your destiny?
🪓 Without Clarity, You Will:
Hire incompetents who smile but can’t deliver.
Buy crap you regret.
Settle for women who drain you.
Partner with snakes who milk your mission.
Accept low offers because you never defined your worth.
🐺 With Clarity, You Will:
Walk away like a god when deals don’t meet your standard.
Attract only the worthy—because your standards filter the rest.
Speak with such certainty that the other side doubts their own position.
Negotiate from a mountain, not a swamp.
🧭 Savage Reminder:
Every negotiation is a battle between your clarity and their confusion.
The more clear you are, the more they bend.
If you have a foggy goal, don’t expect a sharp outcome.
🔥 Strategy #2: Identify and Target the Right Opponents
“You don’t hunt rats when you’re built to kill lions.”
Negotiation isn’t charity.
It’s targeted war.
You’re not here to argue with fools or plead with peasants.
You’re here to take from those who have what you want—land, leverage, beauty, labor, access, skill, machinery, or madness.
But the real savagery lies in this: Pick your opponents with precision.
If you challenge the wrong people, you’ll exhaust yourself in meaningless battles.
If you choose well, even your enemies will reward you.
🎯 Who Is a Worthy Opponent?
They possess something you want.
Power, skills, land, funding, beauty, data, an audience, or reputation.
They’re open to being moved.
A negotiation must be possible—even if it’s tough.
They have a need you can manipulate.
That need could be:
Status (“Make me look good”)
Profit (“Make me money”)
Safety (“Make me secure”)
Ego (“Make me feel important”)
Opportunity (“Take me somewhere new”)
Even revenge (“Help me destroy them”)
Adventure (“I am bored. I don’t mind a date”)
🧠 Savage Intelligence: The opponent is also hunting.
You may be the answer to their unspoken hunger.
But only if you frame yourself right. (We’ll get to that in Strategy #4.)
🕵️♂️ Take Time to Hunt the Right Opponents
Wrong Opponents Will:
Waste your time with lowballing, overtalking, back-and-forth nonsense.
Drain your energy with endless revisions and no commitment.
Use your ideas, then ghost.
Make you feel powerless and bitter.
Right Opponents Will:
Trigger your best self.
Create tension worth exploiting.
Have real assets, not just empty words.
Respect strength when you show it.
🎮 This Is a Game, a Match, a Story
Think like a warlord. Who is holding the castle you want to take?
Think like a hunter. Where do the strongest prey gather?
Think like a seducer. Which beauty is secretly aching for your chaos?
It’s all matchmaking.
It’s all narrative warfare.
Choose your characters wisely—or you die in Act 1.
🪓 Savage Reminder:
Don’t fight unworthy battles.
Don’t challenge poor men to invest.
Don’t chase disloyal women for love.
Don’t pitch vision to men without imagination.
🔥 Strategy #3: Prepare Obsessively—Like Sun Tzu Would
“The battle is won before the meeting begins.”
Negotiation is not about winging it with wit and charisma.
It is about domination through preparation.
If you enter unprepared, you are already naked and halfway dead.
You must be the most dangerous man in the room—and the most relaxed.
🛡️ Step 1: Prepare Yourself
Your Body Is Your First Weapon
No hunger, thirst, or urge to pee.
No fatigue, no tension, no clutter.
You walk in like a panther. Not jittery like a goat.
You smell like victory—subtle, intentional, dangerous.
Your Mind Is the Command Center
Sharp. Focused. Emotionless.
No anger. No fear. Just clarity and intent.
Don’t rehearse speeches—rehearse scenarios.
Prepare your walk-away line like a sword—drawn and visible.
Do not negotiate when:
You’re hungry, horny, angry, tired, or distracted.
Your chemistry is off.
You can’t stare into someone’s soul for 30 seconds without blinking.
🐍 Step 2: Prepare Your Enemy
“If your enemy is calm, rattle his nerves. If he is sharp, dull his blade.”
Feed him comfort. Let him lower his guard.
Give him compliments through third parties before the meeting.
Send him distractions:
A woman.
A last-minute “emergency.”
A confusing document.
A false rumor.
Let your knights sabotage his rhythm—without ever being seen.
Let him walk in comfortable, confused, or cocky—all of which you can slaughter.
🧠 Step 3: Prepare the Battlefield
Choose the room. Pick your seat.
Control the lighting, the distance between chairs, the temperature.
Bring documents and data—but only reveal them when it serves your pressure.
Know his numbers, his debt, his weakness, his past deals, his ambitions, and who he fears.
☠️ Preparation = Power Multiplier
The man who prepares 10x harder wins 10x easier.
While others improvise, you execute a blueprint of destruction.
While they speak, you calculate pressure points and snap their posture.
🪓 Savage Reminder:
You don’t rise to the occasion.
You fall to the level of your preparation.
Train like war is coming—because it is.
🔥 Strategy #4: Control the Frame or Be Framed
“If you don’t define reality, someone else will—and you’ll live inside their prison.”
In every negotiation, there is a frame—a lens through which all actions, words, and offers are interpreted.
He who controls the frame, controls the meaning.
He who controls the meaning, controls the outcome.
If you walk into a negotiation and accept their assumptions, their language, their urgency, their authority…
You’ve already lost.
Your job is to set the stage, direct the narrative, and trap their mind inside your world.
⚔️ Frame Is More Powerful Than Logic
A man inside your frame is no longer negotiating.
He is responding to you.
He is reacting to your rules.
He is defending himself against invisible forces you’ve already arranged.
You are the author,
He is the character.
🧨 Types of Frames You Can Use:
- The King’s Frame:
“You’re lucky I’m even sitting here. Make it worth my time.”
Set high status. Indifference. Power. They chase.
- The Deadline Frame:
“This offer disappears in 48 hours.”
Force urgency. Trigger fear of loss.
- The Morality Frame:
“We both know the right thing to do here.”
Trap them in virtue. They’ll surrender to maintain image.
- The Scarcity Frame:
“We only choose one partner per region.”
Make yourself the prize. Demand they prove their worth.
- The Expert Frame:
“Based on our extensive data, this is how it works.”
Speak with authority. Kill objections with confidence.
- The Seduction Frame:
“I’m not here to convince you. I’m here to see if we align.”
Low pressure. High control. Pull them in.
🐍 Tools to Enforce Your Frame:
Language: Use declarative, not defensive language.
Don’t say: “Would you be okay if…”
Say: “Here’s how we proceed.”
Eye Contact: Hold it just long enough to make them sweat.
Body Language: Open, grounded, slow. You are the mountain—they must climb.
Interruptions: Interrupt weak points in their logic. Let your dominance bleed through.
Reframing Objections:
Them: “That’s too expensive.”
You: “Compared to what? This isn’t a cost, it’s a power move.”
🎭 The Art of Frame Warfare:
If they challenge your frame—don’t defend it.
Double down, or flip the frame entirely.
If they try to dominate—let them speak, then quietly dismantle their illusion.
If you feel pulled into their story—pause, smile, and retake control:
“Let’s reset this. You came to me for a reason.”
🪓 Savage Reminder:
In war, the general sets the map.
In negotiation, you set the frame.
If you don’t—you become a pawn inside someone else’s kingdom.
🔥 Strategy #5: Offer the Bait, Then Set the Trap
“Give them something to chase. Then make them beg to wear the chains.”
Men and women don’t chase value—they chase what they think is rare, exciting, and escaping.
The art of negotiation isn’t in offering good terms.
It’s in baiting the other side into chasing your terms, thinking it was their idea all along.
You’re not here to sell.
You’re here to seduce, entice, and ensnare.
Make them reach for what you pretend to let slip through your fingers.
🐍 The Savage Setup: How to Trap the Mind
- Bait Their Desire
Find what makes them ache:
Status
Speed
Control
Validation
Revenge
Reputation
Safety
Sex appeal
Market domination
Give them a taste of it:
“We’re only choosing one partner for this elite rollout.”
“There’s a rare opportunity here—but it won’t stay on the table.”
“You’d be one of the few people in this region to access this.”
“We’ve seen your profile. You could be a powerful fit.”
Don’t explain too much. Keep the bait just out of reach.
- Let Them Chase It
Say less. Let silence hang.
When they ask questions—smile, shift, keep them chasing.
Make them prove they’re worthy.
“We’ve turned down others with bigger budgets—this isn’t just about money.”
“We’re picky. You’d need to match our standards too.”
Their ego now needs the deal.
- Shift the Power: Let Them Try to Close YOU
Once they’re hooked:
Reverse the pressure:
“Let’s see if we can work with you.”
“We don’t partner with just anyone.”
“Before we proceed, I need to understand if you can handle the commitment.”
They now feel they must convince you.
This is the trap.
- Lock the Deal While They’re Off-Balance
Once their mind is spinning:
Present the terms fast.
Present them as final.
Offer a time limit.
“If this aligns, we move today. If not, we close this and move forward elsewhere.”
Close with indifference.
“It’s your call. Either way, we win.”
⚰️ Trap Variations:
The Prestige Trap:
Offer something exclusive. Make them want to be part of it.
Then charge high, cut them off mid-sentence, and they’ll crawl back.
The Scarcity Trap:
Make it seem like it’s slipping away.
“I’ve got another meeting in 30 minutes. If it’s not this, I’ll go with the next.”
The Ego Trap:
Challenge their pride.
“Most people wouldn’t be able to handle this level of execution. But you might be different.”
The Partnership Trap:
Act like you’re co-building the future.
“Together, we could own this region. Or I’ll do it with someone else. Choice is yours.”
🪓 Savage Reminder:
Always let them feel like they chose the deal.
While in truth, you wrote every line, laid every stone, and built the cage they now call a palace.
🩸Strategy #6: Starve Them, Then Feed Them
“Create the drought. Then become the rain.”
Humans don’t value what’s always available.
They crave what is withheld.
So the predator doesn’t just offer value—he deprives first.
You don’t walk in offering the solution.
You walk in creating the problem—or reminding them they’re drowning in it.
You let them suffer, doubt, ache, and panic.
Then, when their mind is dry and their options are dead—you offer a drop of water.
And they will pay, beg, or bleed for a sip.
💀 Step 1: Control the Hunger
You must create scarcity. Starvation. Need.
Withhold what they want.
Don’t call back.
Delay meetings.
Pull back your offer.
Appear distracted, disinterested, busy.
Let them feel the absence of you, your product, your service, your energy.
Let them experience emptiness.
They must feel what life without your solution tastes like—bitter and dry.
🕷️ Step 2: Expose the Wound
Make them look at their pain:
Their weak revenue.
Their failing systems.
Their irrelevant brand.
Their decaying relationship.
Their lost time.
Their wasted potential.
Say nothing about your solution yet.
Let them stew in it. Let it rot.
You are not the answer yet.
You are the mirror.
And what they see must disgust them.
🥀 Step 3: Dangle Salvation… Barely
Now whisper…
“We’ve helped people in your position triple their reach.”
“This situation reminds me of another client—we flipped them in 2 months.”
“If this were aligned, you’d be back in control by now.”
Don’t give the full picture.
Just a hint. A flicker. A rumor of relief.
Now they want the full drink.
They want the rain.
They want you.
💰 Step 4: Feed Them at YOUR Price
Once the hunger is sharp enough, you set the price:
High.
Final.
Non-negotiable.
And now, they won’t flinch.
They’re no longer asking “Is it affordable?”
They’re asking “Can I survive without it?”
🐺 Savage Warfare Techniques:
Ghosting to Create Panic
Let them text, email, and call without reply.
Their imagination will work for you.
Scarcity Drops
Post a result online. Drop a screenshot.
Whisper “limited slots.”
Let the world beg while you feast in silence.
Revoke the Offer Mid-Interest
“Actually, we’ve decided to postpone this partnership.”
Let them taste loss.
Then offer them a second chance—at double the price.
🪓 Savage Reminder:
Control their suffering. Then sell the cure.
The man who controls hunger controls the kingdom.
💣 Strategy #7: Confuse, Overwhelm, and Then Simplify
“When the enemy’s mind breaks, their wallet opens.”
Confusion is not chaos—it’s a weapon.
Overwhelm is not noise—it’s psychological siege.
And simplification is not kindness—it’s the final dagger.
In this strategy, you walk in like a chess grandmaster:
You show them 15 possible paths, 10 possible outcomes, 6 threats, 3 opportunities, and only 1 way to escape.
Your way. Done deal.
♟️ Phase 1: Confuse the Enemy
“He who is confused, surrenders the power to choose.”
Speak in high-level jargon.
Bring data, graphs, projections—too many for them to process.
Layer complexity on complexity:
Options A, B, C… each with a moving piece.
Timelines, cost escalations, conditional bonuses.
Delayed risk, speculative benefit, uncertain results.
You are not helping.
You are flooding.
They can’t tell what’s real or urgent anymore.
🧠 What Happens in Their Brain:
Cognitive overload. They feel like they’re drowning in information.
Decision fatigue. They want relief. They want peace. They want you to decide for them.
👑 Phase 2: Overwhelm with Confidence
While they’re spiraling:
You remain calm, slow, collected.
Your stillness becomes godlike.
You say:
“I know it’s a lot. That’s why I handle this for people like you.”
“Honestly, I expected this might be above your current structure.”
“Let me show you how kings solve this.”
Now they want you to lead.
They want the map. The sword. The next move.
They are ready to follow.
That’s when you deliver the trap.
⚔️ Phase 3: Simplify Ruthlessly (But Only Your Offer)
Now you make one option glow like a gem among rubble.
“Here’s the shortcut.”
“We take Option C. You wire 40% now. We begin Friday. Done.”
“All the noise disappears when you walk with us.”
Make it clean.
Make it logical.
Make it sound like the relief they were praying for.
They won’t even compare anymore.
They will cling to the simple solution like a dying man grabs rope.
🐍 Psychological Moves You Can Add:
Name-drop complex strategies you won’t use unless they push back.
Reference big players who “trusted you to handle the messy parts.”
Use logic traps:
“If you delay, you’ll bleed X monthly. If you go with us, you start profiting next week.”
♜ Real-World Analogues:
Elite law firms.
High-end consultants.
Seducers who overwhelm weak minds with charm, options, and mystery.
They build fog—then offer clarity at a cost.
🪓 Savage Reminder:
Drown them in options.
Crush them with complexity.
Then extend one clean path—your path.
They will crawl to it. And call you savior.
⚔️ Strategy #8: Use Allies to Apply Pressure, Influence, and Fear
“A true king never lifts his sword—his warlords do it for him.”
You are not supposed to fight every battle alone.
Your true power lies in how many forces you command without showing your hand.
While your enemy sees one man across the table, they must feel the invisible presence of:
Whispers behind them.
Eyes watching them.
Clocks ticking above them.
Shadows circling their thoughts.
You are not just you. You are a network of consequences.
🐺 Step 1: Deploy Third-Party Influence
Let your allies speak before you arrive:
An investor saying: “They’re the ones we trust with our capital.”
A woman telling the target: “He only works with serious men. Don’t mess it up.”
A competitor whispering: “If you don’t close with him, he’ll go with your rival.”
This isn’t random praise.
This is psychological conditioning.
Your presence is already myth before you walk in.
🧛 Step 2: Surround Them With Consequences
“If they reject you, they lose more than a deal—they lose peace.”
A banker waiting to pull funding.
A media whisper ready to expose delay.
A partner on standby to take their place.
Let them feel that saying “no” to you triggers a chain reaction.
They are not negotiating with you—they are negotiating with your reach.
🧠 Step 3: Apply Invisible Pressure
Your allies apply soft force:
A friendly check-in call:
“Hey, just heard you’re talking to our guy—he’s sharp. Don’t fumble this.”
A subtle post:
“Final call for serious collaborators. We move fast.”
A shared contact asking:
“Have you locked that down yet? Everyone else is closing their deals.”
This creates urgency, jealousy, and fear of missing out—without you saying a word.
🛡️ Step 4: Protect Your Frame With Guard Dogs
Let your allies defend your name:
You don’t argue over your price—your past clients do it.
You don’t justify your value—your results scream it.
When someone tries to lower your worth, your tribe pushes back.
You stay silent, regal, untouchable.
👁️ Step 5: Threaten Without Threatening
Your allies carry the blade so you can smile.
“I’d hate to see them walk away.”
“We don’t want to replace you—but there are others knocking.”
“He rarely gives second chances.”
The threat is implied. The power is yours.
You stay in the light. They do the haunting.
🪓 Savage Reminder:
You should never fight alone.
Your words are powerful.
But your army—the whispers, the praise, the pressure—is divine.
Let them feel like saying yes to you earns favor with gods…
And saying no brings curses from shadows they can’t see.
🩸 Strategy #9: Turn the Table Mid-Negotiation
“You walk in as the petitioner. You walk out as the king.”
The most terrifying shift in any negotiation is when the power flips—and they don’t even see it coming.
You enter playing low, quiet, unassuming—
Let them speak, posture, flex.
Let them believe they’re in control.
Let them underestimate you.
Then, mid-negotiation, you strike.
Not with emotion. Not with desperation.
But with a calculated shift in posture, presence, and pressure.
You take the table…
And flip it upside down.
🐍 Phase 1: The Setup — Play Weak, Curious, Humble
Nod. Smile. Ask questions.
Let them speak more. Stroke their ego.
Make them feel in charge.
“Interesting. I’m learning a lot from you.”
“We’ll try our best to match your expectations.”
This builds their confidence.
It also builds your file on them—their motives, flaws, cracks.
Then… the shift.
⚔️ Phase 2: The Power Flip — Take Control
At the right moment (when their guard is down, when they think they’ve won), you interrupt softly and change tone, body language, eye contact.
You go from “humble partner” to unmoved commander.
“Let’s get real. Here’s what works for us.”
“Enough theory. Time to talk power.”
“Actually—we’re no longer sure you qualify.”
Watch their face change. The game just flipped.
🐺 Phase 3: Apply Pressure With Precision
You now:
Re-anchor the price. Higher.
Redefine the timeline. Tighter.
Change the tone: This is how it works—take it or lose it.
Make it clear:
“You’re not the only option.
We gave you the first seat out of respect—not desperation.”
Now they’re justifying.
They’re negotiating.
They’re trying not to lose what they thought they already had.
🩸 Psychological Weapons to Use:
Sudden Pause: After their statement, go silent. Let the discomfort rise.
Document Shift: Pull out a new version with tougher terms. Say nothing.
Chair Lean: Lean back. Open up. Show detachment and authority.
Reverse Question:
“Why should we work with you instead?”
Flip the spotlight. Make them sweat.
🧨 Bonus Barbaric Technique: The “Walk & Wait”
Stand up.
Say: “I have to take another meeting. We’ll circle back if we’re still aligned.”
Then walk out.
They will call you back.
But now—you name the price.
You control the time.
You own their dignity.
🪓 Savage Reminder:
Always know how to flip the script.
Let them taste dominance—Then steal it from their tongue mid-sentence.
They’ll never forget who owns the table.
🩸 Strategy #10: Punish Hesitation, Reward Submission
“If they flinch, strike. If they kneel, reward. That is how kings make loyal subjects.”
In negotiation, hesitation is weakness.
A wise predator doesn’t wait for doubt to grow roots—he cuts it down immediately.
At the same time, submission must be rewarded—to train behavior and assert dominance without resistance.
This is the law of the jungle:
Reward obedience.
Punish delay.
And never let indecision go unpunished.
You are not playing games.
You are building a kingdom.
And in this kingdom, every hesitation is a strike against your authority.
⚔️ Phase 1: Punish Hesitation — Brutally, Instantly
“Let me think about it…” No.
“Can I get back to you?” No.
“We need more time.” Time costs. The price just went up.
You respond to hesitation with:
Withdrawal of the offer
Price increase
Loss of priority
Removal from consideration
You say: “Indecision is a signal of low commitment. We don’t build with doubt.”
“You took too long. That offer no longer exists.”
“We reward those who move with power. Not fear.”
🔥 Real-World Examples of Punishment:
Early Bird Closes:
“This rate is for those who take action today. Tomorrow? Different world.”
Respect-Based Scarcity:
“I don’t like chasing people. If it’s not a ‘yes,’ I’ll assume it’s a ‘no’ and act accordingly.”
Public Reassignment:
Give the opportunity to someone else publicly. Make the hesitant one watch.
This breaks them. And trains others to obey fast.
🏆 Phase 2: Reward Submission — Immediately and Strategically
When someone acts with confidence, speed, and trust—you bless them.
Upgrade the deal slightly.
Offer a bonus.
Give them more access.
Compliment them in front of others.
Say: “This is the kind of man I build with.”
This reinforces loyalty, obedience, and follow-through.
People begin to learn:
“Obey the Tribe’s King early—get favor.
Delay—and risk exile.”
🐍 Psychological Effects of This Strategy:
Fear of Loss triggers decision.
Social Proof triggers mimicry.
Discipline builds reputation—you’re not desperate, you’re divine.
This creates a culture of decisiveness around you.
It creates a myth of harsh reward and instant consequence.
You become not just a negotiator—but a force of nature.
🪓 Savage Reminder:
Make obedience feel like a privilege.
Make hesitation feel like betrayal.
When men know you reward the strong and punish the slow— they will kneel to move faster next time.
🩸 Strategy #11: Anchor With Power, Not Need
“The first number is a declaration of war. Make it terrifying.”
He who sets the first number controls the battlefield.
But most men set weak anchors—because they’re afraid of rejection.
They negotiate from need, not from power.
And so… they bleed.
You, Tribal Warrior, do not come to beg.
You come to impose reality.
“This is what it costs.
This is what it’s worth.
This is what you must pay to stand in my presence.”
🔥 Why Anchoring First Matters:
The human brain fixates on the first number mentioned.
All later numbers are subconsciously compared to that number.
If your anchor is low, they will go lower.
If your anchor is high, they will fight just to come close.
The anchor is your opening strike.
Hit like a god. Make them flinch.
🏰 Anchor With Power — Not Explanation
Do not justify.
Do not apologize.
Do not soften.
❌ “We’re charging $5,000… because we have a small team…”
✅ “The price is $15,000. We only work with serious players.”
Say it.
Hold eye contact.
Sip water.
Wait.
The power is in the calm after the explosion.
🧱 How to Build a Power Anchor:
- Use Results
“We’ve generated $500K in returns for previous partners. We’re charging $50K.”
- Use Standards
“This is the rate. We don’t break it. Ever.”
- Use Exclusivity
“We only take on three projects per quarter. This is the rate to reserve one.”
- Use Detachment
“If that’s out of range, no problem. We move fast and don’t look back.”
👁️ Want to REALLY FUCK Their Mind?
Set your anchor obscenely high, then pause… and say:
“But I’m willing to adjust that slightly—if you can move today.”
Now your adjusted price feels like a gift… but it’s still exactly what you wanted.
This is not haggling.
This is psychological strangulation followed by selective mercy.
Sometimes the number doesn’t have to be related to the subject matter. You can mention the population of Kenya before stating your figures.
You can also anchor on other things than numbers.
⚠️ What if THEY Anchor First?
Ignore it. Reset the frame.
“That’s irrelevant. We don’t price like that.”
“I think you misunderstood what we’re offering.”
“That might be the market price. We’re not in the market.”
Then drop your anchor like a meteor or a nuclear weapon.
🪓 Savage Reminder:
The first number is not a price—it’s a weapon.
You are not trying to please them.
You’re trying to make them rethink reality.
Anchor high.
Anchor hard.
Anchor with the energy of a warlord naming tribute.
🩸 Strategy #12: Never Show All Your Cards — Keep Something They’ll Keep Paying For
“The full dose is never free. The gods always hold something back.”
The fool puts everything on the table.
The savage king?
He lets them taste just enough to crave more—
But never enough to walk away satisfied.
You are not here to please.
You are here to hook.
You are the dealer of value, the sorcerer of results, the gatekeeper of full power.
🕷️ The Trap: The More You Reveal, The Less You’re Worth
Give them everything up front and they’ll try to own you.
Hold something back and they’ll chase, pay, beg, and return for more.
You don’t sell the whole treasure—you sell access to the path that leads to it.
🧠 The Savage Psychology:
People don’t value abundance. They worship withheld power.
People don’t chase what they already have. They chase what they can’t fully reach.
The illusion of “almost having it” is what fuels obsession.
⚔️ How to Withhold Like a Barbarian Genius:
- Deliver 80%, With 20% Behind the Door
“You’ll get full systems access after onboarding.”
“The next level is only available to verified partners.”
“Phase 1 is the foundation. Phase 2 unlocks your real dominance.”
Let them experience value, but always remind them:
“There’s more. But not everyone gets it.”
- Create Controlled Dependency
Make sure they need:
Your insight
Your strategy
Your network
Your approval
Never let them feel like they’ve “graduated” from you.
Make your presence the fuel of their progress.
- Drop Hints of Hidden Power
“We haven’t even shown you the real leverage yet.”
“There’s another layer—but only for clients at Level 2.”
“That’s just one weapon in our vault.”
They will pay, upgrade, or submit to get access.
Even if they don’t understand what “Level 2” is… they want it.
- Keep the Ultimate Offer Unspoken
“What you’ve seen is the outer kingdom.”
“Beyond this, there’s something we only offer by invitation.”
“Some partners earn that access. Most don’t.”
This creates myth.
This creates status hunger.
This creates addiction.
They will try to prove themselves worthy.
And that’s exactly what you want.
🐍 The Real Game:
Let them feel like they’re climbing a mountain…
And every time they reach a ledge, they see another peak above.
But the air is sweeter up here.
And only you control the rope.
🪓 Savage Reminder:
Never give it all.
Hold back the last bite.
Make them chase you for what they already tasted.
That is the art of infinite leverage.
🔥 Strategy #13: Silence Is the Loudest Pressure
“The mouth of the savage is calm. But his silence screams louder than thunder.”
Most men fear silence.
They ramble. Explain. Justify.
They bleed out through their mouths.
But the true predator?
He weaponizes silence like a sword to the throat.
He stares. He waits. He watches them break themselves.
In negotiation, silence is not emptiness.
It is tactical pressure, mental disruption, and psychological strangulation.
⚔️ Why Silence Destroys Weak Minds:
Silence creates tension. And tension creates mistakes.
Silence interrupts their rhythm. They lose confidence.
Silence exposes fear. Most people talk to hide doubt.
Silence forces them to speak—and when they speak too much, they lose power.
🔥 How To Use Silence Like A Barbarian King:
- After Dropping Your Offer
Say your price or terms…
Then shut your mouth.
Let them fidget. Let them twitch. Let them squirm.
They will fill the silence.
And in that panic, they’ll either:
Lower their resistance, or
Raise your value themselves.
“$300,000. Full advance. We start Monday.”
[Say nothing. Not even a breath.]
- When They Ask a Manipulative Question
Them: “Can you give us a better deal?”
You:[Stare. Unmoving. Let the silence rip their spine out.]
They’ll start backpedaling: “I mean… unless that’s already the best you can offer, of course…”
They will negotiate with themselves.
- During Emotional Objections
When they rant, complain, or try to guilt-trip you: Don’t argue.
Just… watch them.
The silence says: “I am unmoved. You are wasting oxygen.”
“Your feelings are irrelevant. Make a decision.”
- During the Final Close
Ask: “Are you ready to proceed?”
Then enter complete, savage silence.
Whoever speaks next… loses.
Wait. Let their heartbeat scream. Let their fear pull them forward.
🧠 Savage Bonus Move: The Silent Countdown
After they stall or hesitate, start counting down in your head:
10… 9… 8…
If they don’t speak by 0, say: “We’re done here. Good luck.”
Then stand and leave.
You will be called back. But this time, they will obey.
🪓 Savage Reminder:
Silence is not emptiness. It is dominance in its purest form.
Words are cheap. But silence? Silence is sacred terror.
Make them drown in it.
Make them pay to make it stop.
🩸 Strategy #14: Emotion Is a Weapon, Not a Weakness
“The wise savage doesn’t suppress emotion—he straps it to a spear and hurls it with precision.”
In negotiation, most men are ruled by emotion.
You? You wield it.
Emotion is not your weakness.
It is your tool of control, your engine of seduction, and your mask of manipulation.
You don’t react emotionally—you deploy emotion like a war general deploys cavalry.
⚔️ Step 1: Choose the Emotion That Serves You
There are five primary emotional weapons you can unleash:
- Controlled Rage
Use when someone disrespects, delays, or lowballs.
Slam the table softly.
Raise your voice—once. Then go silent.
Say: “If this is how you do business, we’re done. I don’t work with amateurs.”
Make them afraid of losing access to your fire.
Fear recalibrates arrogance.
- Calculated Disappointment
Use when someone fails to meet your standards.
Shake your head. Slow exhale.
Say with cold sadness: “I expected more from you.”
“This isn’t leadership. This is cowardice.”
Disappointment cuts deeper than anger.
They’ll scramble to restore your approval.
- Calm Detachment
Use when they try to seduce you emotionally.
Smile faintly.
Speak with boredom.
“It’s not personal. We just don’t need this.”
“If it aligns, it aligns. We’re not chasing.”
Now they chase you to close the gap you just created.
- Explosive Passion
Use when selling a vision or recruiting allies.
Eyes wide. Voice intense.
Say: “We don’t play small. We build empires.”
“This deal? It will put your name in the halls of kings.”
Let them taste the fire in your blood.
People don’t follow logic—they follow energy.
- Vulnerable Honesty (Used Sparingly)
Use when you want to drop defenses and lure them into connection.
Lower your tone. Relax posture.
Say: “This isn’t about money. It’s legacy.”
“I’ve lost before. I don’t intend to lose again.”
You create emotional intimacy, which weakens resistance.
Used right, this makes you magnetic—like a god who bleeds.
🧨 Step 2: Control Timing — Emotion Is Ammunition
Never show emotion when they expect it.
Stay calm when they insult you.
Show fire when they expect cold.
Go silent when they demand answers.
Cry… only if the room needs to be broken in half.
Surprise is what makes emotion dangerous.
They won’t know whether to submit… or run.
👁️ Step 3: Observe Their Emotional Triggers
Find what they emotionally crave or fear:
Approval
Respect
Validation
Fear of loss
Insecurity of being outdone
Then aim your emotional weapon at that soft tissue.
You become the puppet master of their nervous system.
🪓 Savage Reminder:
Emotion is not feminine.
Emotion is not weakness.
Emotion is your flamethrower.
Use it to melt resistance, ignite belief, or burn the bridge behind you.
🩸 Strategy #15: Plant Seeds of Doubt in Their Camp
“Don’t destroy your enemy’s position. Make him destroy it himself.”
The sharpest blade isn’t the sword—it’s the whisper that infects the mind.
The goal is not to defeat your opponent head-on…
It is to corrode their confidence from the inside, until they start questioning everything they believe.
You don’t need to win the war.
You only need to make them fear they’re losing it.
☠️ Step 1: Identify Their Anchors
Every person enters a negotiation clinging to something:
Their perceived power
Their valuation
Their sense of control
Their “leverage”
Their experience
Their reputation
Their backup options
Find it. Name it silently. Then prepare to poison it.
🕷️ Step 2: Begin the Infection — Subtle, Surgical Doubt
You don’t insult them directly.
You pose questions. You hint at alternatives. You let doubt bloom.
Examples:
“So your team can actually deliver this? On time?”
“Interesting… that’s not how most elite players handle it.”
“You’re certain this is the best use of your capital?”
“We had someone claim the same thing—and they couldn’t deliver.”
“I’m surprised no one else has offered you better terms…”
The goal isn’t to attack.
The goal is to raise an eyebrow inside their skull.
🐍 Step 3: Isolate Their Ego From Their Logic
“You’ve clearly built a strong empire.
But are you the right person to take it to the next level?”
Boom. You just split their identity.
Now they’re wondering:
Am I in over my head?
Am I making the right call?
Am I looking foolish?
Every second they spend doubting themselves, you gain ground.
🧠 Step 4: Use Your Team as Echoes of Doubt
Let your team ask “innocent” questions:
“Has this worked for them before?”
“What’s their track record with similar size deals?”
“Is this the best partner for us long-term?”
They’ll hear the same voice from multiple mouths.
Doubt becomes consensus.
🔥 Bonus Move: Undermine Their Allies
“I heard your advisor also suggested that… he’s bold.”
“Didn’t they also handle that last project that failed?”
“They still use that model? Huh.”
Now they’re doubting their own people.
You’ve turned their camp into a war of uncertainty and betrayal.
⚰️ Endgame: Offer Your Hand When They’re Shaking
After the storm of doubt, you offer calm certainty:
“Look. We’re here to win. Let’s make this clean.”
“If you’re ready to operate at this level, we can start today.”
“We don’t second-guess. We execute.”
Their mind—broken.
Their allies—questioned.
Their position—rotting.
And now, your certainty becomes their only path to safety.
🪓 Savage Reminder:
Plant doubt like poison ivy.
Let it itch, spread, and burn from within.
Then offer your palm like a savior—and they will beg to grab it.
🩸 Strategy #16: Use the Power of the Walk-Away
“He who can walk away… owns the room.”
Need is slavery.
And in negotiation, nothing smells worse than desperation.
But the one who walks away—calm, slow, unmoved,
He sends a message stronger than a thousand words:
“I do not need you. You need me.”
When done right, walking away is not retreat…
It’s domination without a word.
🥷 Step 1: Be Willing to Lose
You cannot bluff the walk-away.
You must genuinely be ready to lose the deal.
Because the man who walks with nothing to lose is the most terrifying man in the room.
Your power is not in your product, pitch, or posture.
Your power is in the sentence: “I’m good either way.”
⚔️ Step 2: Establish Power Before You Walk
Before walking:
Deliver value
Show clarity
Drop your anchor
Hint at what they’ll lose
Stay 100% calm
Then you say: “If this doesn’t align, we’re good to walk.”
“We move with speed. If it’s not now, we’re out.”
“This isn’t our only conversation today.”
Silence.
Let it sting.
Then start closing your book. Reaching for your coat. Standing up…
🩸 Step 3: Walk Away — But With Grace, Not Rage
This is not a tantrum.
This is not drama.
This is surgical exit.
No harsh words.
No insults.
No emotion.
Just:
“You had your chance.”
“No hard feelings. This isn’t for everyone.”
Then… leave.
🧠 What Happens in Their Head:
Panic: “Did we just lose them?”
Ego Damage: “Did they just reject us?”
FOMO: “What if they go to our competitor?”
Confusion: “We thought we were in control…”
And just like that, you’ve broken the frame.
Now they chase you.
🔥 Savage Re-Entry: If They Call You Back…
When they come crawling—you don’t return to the same table.
“The terms have changed.”
“The opportunity was yesterday.”
“Now we require upfront clearance.”
“We’re no longer sure you’re a fit.”
Make them work to earn your attention again.
They must bleed for a second chance.
🪓 Savage Reminder:
Never be afraid to walk.
A man with nothing to lose… is a god among beggars.
And a god who leaves… is worshipped when he returns.
🩸 Strategy #18: Neutralize Their Strategies Before They Deploy Them
“Only fools react. Kings anticipate. Gods disarm.”
Worthy opponents are dangerous—
because they also read, plan, deceive, and strike.
They are not sheep.
They are lions.
But a lion can still be boxed, bled, and broken—if you disarm his claws before the first roar.
This is the art of pre-counterattack.
You don’t block their strategies.
You dissolve them before they take form.
⚔️ Step 1: Identify the Possible Moves Before They Do
“The master knows every game piece on the board—before the other player even arrives.”
Ask yourself:
Are they going to lowball me?
Are they planning to delay and wear me out?
Will they anchor first?
Will they use flattery, urgency, or guilt?
Do they plan to walk away and test my reaction?
Map their moves like a war general.
Then position yourself to punish each one—before it breathes.
🧠 Step 2: Call Out the Game… Before They Play It
This is savage brilliance:
“We’ve seen some clients try to stall for time. That won’t work here.”
“We don’t respond to emotional appeals—only value.”
“Just so we’re clear—our rate doesn’t move. If that’s a tactic, stop now.”
Now they’re naked.
Their tricks are exposed before they’re even used.
Every strategy they had just became a liability.
👁️ Step 3: Flip Their Strength Into a Trap
Did they anchor first?
“That’s a cute number. What made you think we’d ever consider that?”
Did they flatter you?
“Flattery is cheap. Let’s talk value.”
Did they threaten to walk?
“Do it. Door’s right there. We don’t chase.”
Turn every attack into an opportunity to show indifference, control, or power.
They’ll feel like they’re playing chess…
But you’re in god-mode, deleting their moves mid-air.
🕷️ Step 4: Pre-empt Their Delay Games
If they want to “talk later”, “wait for the board”, or “review”:
Set deadlines before they even ask.
Install exploding offers:
“This deal vanishes in 24 hours.”
“We don’t revisit expired terms. Choose now or lose it.”
Now delay hurts them, not you.
🧨 Step 5: Divide Their Internal Council
If your opponent is a group, a team, or reports to others: Create doubt and conflict among them.
Say things like:
“You seem aligned. But I sense hesitation from someone else.”
“If your finance guy’s not 100% in, this might not fly.”
“Your partner said something different on the call last week.”
Now their confidence splinters.
You’ve turned their own team into a civil war.
🐍 Bonus Killer Move: Let Them Think They’re Winning
“You’re sharp. I like how you’re thinking.”
“That’s a smart move—most don’t catch that.”
“You almost had me there…”
While they’re basking in fake victory…
You are loading the final blow.
Then you flip the deal in your favor while they’re smiling like fools.
🪓 Savage Reminder:
Anticipate their strategy.
Expose it. Reverse it.
Then bury it beneath your boot.
Let them bring their best weapons.
You’ll make them choke on the handle.
🩸 Strategy #19: Frame the Deal as a Favor, Not a Transaction
“You’re not selling. You’re allowing. You’re not negotiating. You’re elevating.”
If they think they’re buying from you, they’ll bargain.
But if they believe you’re doing them a favor, they’ll submit, overpay, and thank you for it.
You must flip the frame from “here’s what I’m offering” to:
“This is a rare privilege. Don’t waste it.”
This strategy isn’t about ego.
It’s about status positioning—
You are the kingmaker, not the vendor.
You’re granting access, not selling a service.
⚔️ Step 1: Shift the Language
Never say:
“Would you like to buy this?”
“Here’s what we’re charging.”
“Let me know if this works for you.”
Say: “We’ve selected you as a fit for this offer.”
“Here’s what working with us looks like.”
“We don’t accept everyone. But you’ve met the criteria.”
Make it feel like they’ve passed a test—not opened a wallet.
🧠 Step 2: Use Pre-Qualification to Elevate the Frame
Before they even get to the deal:
Ask them to apply
Ask questions that assess worthiness
Mention a limited number of slots
Imply that others are waiting
“We only take 10 clients per year.”
“Not everyone is accepted. We choose based on values, vision, and execution.”
“Your reputation got you this seat. Let’s not waste it.”
Now the money they give you feels like a privilege, not a payment.
🔥 Step 3: Make Yourself Seem Hard to Reach
People value what’s:
Scarce
Exclusive
Behind gates
Delay replies.
Let your assistant speak first.
Have someone else send the offer.
Cancel a call once.
Mention: “We turned down 3 deals last week that didn’t align.”
Now they feel chosen, not just included.
And chosen men don’t haggle—they comply.
🐍 Step 4: Turn the Tables Emotionally
Make them feel like they’re about to lose something meaningful:
“If this doesn’t excite you, we’ll pass.”
“We only move forward with those who move decisively.”
“You don’t sound like someone ready to make an empire move.”
Now they’ll beg to prove they’re worth it.
You’ve pulled them from buyer to believer.
🧨 Savage Bonus Move: Reverse the Invoice
After they accept, say:
“Welcome to the Tribe. Let’s get your onboarding started.”
“Here’s how you get to work with us.”
“Your commitment seals the deal—not the money.”
Now they feel like they’re joining a cause, not a transaction.
🪓 Savage Reminder:
When you frame the deal as a favor, they’ll crawl over glass to prove they’re worthy.
They’ll brag about what they paid.
And they’ll never even realize…
You made them grateful for the privilege of giving you their gold.
🩸 THE FINAL WORD: SAVAGE CONCLUSION
“Negotiation is not a conversation. It is a test of dominance wrapped in civility.”
You came here thinking negotiation was about talking, reasoning, compromise.
But now you know: it is WAR.
War fought with silence, posture, strategy, and psychological destruction.
You don’t beg. You don’t hope. You orchestrate.
You walk into every room like it’s yours, because it is.
You don’t close deals—they submit to you.
The Tribe is no longer made of merchants.
You are kings, predators, ruthless architects of power.
You:
Name your price like a god carving the sun.
Walk away like you have armies behind you.
Let them taste just enough to starve for more.
Poison their minds with doubt, then offer a cure.
Slice through delay, manipulation, or games like a hot blade through fat.
You don’t negotiate to make deals.
You negotiate to establish dominance, create legends, and build empires.
Let them fear your silence.
Let them crave your approval.
Let them pay tribute just to be in your presence.
Speak little. Watch everything.
Control the terms. Rewrite the game.
And if they hesitate—crush them with calm.
The Tribe doesn’t make deals.
The Tribe decides fates.
Let this be the law etched into bone.
Now go.
And negotiate like warlords cloaked in civilization.
