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Above explanations, principles and general techniques lies the many professions in which changing minds is a core discipline. This section digs directly into the literature of these subjects to bring you some of the key aspects of the major disciplines of changing minds.

• The disciplines list: A long list of disciplines that seek to change minds.
• Argument: Classical argumentation, critical thinking and logic.
• Brand management: Includes subtle changing of minds from a distance.
• Coaching: Helping people develop.
• Communication: Connecting with one another.
• Counseling: Advising others and more.
• Change Management: Creating change in organizations.
• Game Design: Creating motivated enjoyment.
• Human Resources: Providing the right people for organizations.
• Job-finding: One of the most critical skills you may need.
• Leadership: Leading people requires much influencing of what people think.
• Negotiation: Request, concession and exchange.
• Politics: Power and influence in the large.
• Propaganda: covert persuasion of populations.
• Psychoanalysis: Freud and beyond.
• Rhetoric: The art of persuasive language.
• Sales: Perhaps the most direct and obvious discipline for changing minds.
• Sociology: Understanding and supporting society.
• Storytelling: Using stories to change minds.
• Teaching: Educating others (mostly young people).
• Warfare: Fighting the enemy.
• Workplace design: The places where we work affect how we feel.

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