How To Outsmart Anyone In An Argument

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    Game of Thrones: How Power Really Works
    Game of Thrones is all about power games. What many people don't realize is that behind those power games are clashes of the way people see the world. There are clashes of frames. The people who can control these frames (like Tyrion Lannister and Tywin Lannister) tend to win over the Game of Thrones people who struggle more often (like Robb Stark).
    There are tons of ways you can use this understanding of frames in your normal life. We'll look at three in this video
    Note: the spoilers go up only through season 4, so if you haven't seen all the way to season 6, you are still good to watch
    1) Breaking frames for persuasion (Tyrion vs. Shagga)
    2) Frames in insults (Tyrion vs Robb Stark and Robb Stark vs. Jaime Lannister)
    3) Frames to create options (Tyrion vs. Tywin and Tyrion vs. Lysa Arryn)
    Let me know how you feel about these fictional breakdowns! I have never done one in the past and would love your feedback. Especially let me know if you like Game of Thrones related breakdowns, because there is a lot more I could potentially cover (like Tyrion's charisma and persuasive abilities)
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  • @TheSilverstryker
    @TheSilverstryker 8 років тому +2437

    Tyrion Lannister survival guide:
    1. Offer gold
    2. Offer more gold

    • @Crick1952
      @Crick1952 8 років тому +243

      3. Tell a joke

    • @Baalaaxa
      @Baalaaxa 5 років тому +265

      4. Demand trial by combat

    • @nakiaudaku8691
      @nakiaudaku8691 5 років тому +7

      😂😂😂

    • @ZaWarudo0316
      @ZaWarudo0316 5 років тому +129

      5. Use crossbow

    • @lagroad
      @lagroad 5 років тому +121

      6. Get someone else to fight for you

  • @gsimon123
    @gsimon123 8 років тому +3831

    "Never forget what you are. The rest of the world will not. Wear it like armor and it can never be used to hurt you." - Tyrion Lannister

    • @TheGuardian163
      @TheGuardian163 8 років тому +34

      +gsimon123 do you remember which episode? I use this everyday of my life. I tell girls I'm an asshole. I didn't get it from Game of Thrones however

    • @gsimon123
      @gsimon123 8 років тому +43

      TheGuardian163 I think it was episode 1 actually

    • @TheGuardian163
      @TheGuardian163 8 років тому +21

      gsimon123 Don't say that, you'll make me fall in love with the show a second time and I'll have to watch it all over again hahaha

    • @PrincessLioness
      @PrincessLioness 7 років тому +14

      Like fat Amy.

    • @RileyElite11
      @RileyElite11 5 років тому +2

      Please explain this quote

  • @DiMono
    @DiMono 5 років тому +843

    "You fight like my sister!"
    "I've fought your sister, that's a compliment!"

    • @marsonsaturn
      @marsonsaturn 3 роки тому +6

      @Lok Mickson yep!

    • @The_Jolly_Jackass
      @The_Jolly_Jackass 3 роки тому +4

      I know that sentence from somewhere... But where is it from?

    • @DiMono
      @DiMono 3 роки тому +13

      @@The_Jolly_Jackass The Road To El Dorado

    • @tfaber9394
      @tfaber9394 2 роки тому +1

      Don't ever think a woman can't fight. Co-ed MMA. They can do everything a guy can do, but it is so much hotter. Men will pull the punches a little. Women don't. Not even in sparring. It's awesome.

    • @miriamceraman4932
      @miriamceraman4932 2 роки тому

      yesssssssssss El Doradooooo :D

  • @funthirstictm3098
    @funthirstictm3098 7 років тому +847

    when you see you are losing in school debate..."I demand trial by combat "

    • @g.g3205
      @g.g3205 5 років тому +6

      Alpha Zey haha that’d be actually pretty funny 😄

    • @kamuelalee
      @kamuelalee 4 роки тому +6

      Private detective quotes work too: "You're dumber than you think I think you are." -- JJ Gittes, Chinatown.

    • @Justin-xd7zj
      @Justin-xd7zj 4 роки тому +1

      Aka meet me behind the school at 4

    • @Random-sk6hm
      @Random-sk6hm 2 роки тому +1

      Judge: we have video footage of you committing a triple homicide
      Me: I demand trial by combat

    • @utsavdhyani8839
      @utsavdhyani8839 2 роки тому +1

      School chooses your bully as opponent

  • @Violent2aShadow
    @Violent2aShadow 8 років тому +3616

    Next time in traffic court:
    Judge: "Your options are either pay the fine or go to traffic school."
    Me: "I DEMAND A TRIAL BY COMBAT!!!!!"

    • @TribalKatz
      @TribalKatz 8 років тому +728

      I did not speed down the freeway. BUT I WISH THAT I DID!

    • @markhenry2186
      @markhenry2186 8 років тому +14

      W

    • @HiMyNameIsSander
      @HiMyNameIsSander 8 років тому +226

      +Violent2aShadow I demand trial by drag race!

    • @mattarcher7919
      @mattarcher7919 8 років тому +138

      +Violent2aShadow There was a case were an old man demanded his ancient right of trial by combat because he didn't want to pay for a minor parking offence. xD
      www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1416262/Court-refuses-trial-by-combat.html

    • @brcha
      @brcha 8 років тому +24

      +Matt Archer Lol, that guy is a king :)

  • @wastagwaga
    @wastagwaga 8 років тому +965

    Tyrion Lannister - He puts the "imp" in "Pimp".

    • @user-ef3om4jb6s
      @user-ef3om4jb6s 7 років тому +6

      ohh OHHH I GOT IT

    • @BasileusRex
      @BasileusRex 6 років тому +20

      wastagwaga
      'impin ain't easy

    • @thewhitewolf3089
      @thewhitewolf3089 6 років тому +2

      Xohetzal damn. I was gonna say that lol

    • @AJKecsk
      @AJKecsk 5 років тому +10

      Tyrion Lannister - He takes the "I win" right out of Tywin.

  • @Harshhaze
    @Harshhaze 5 років тому +199

    "Everything that is possible changes based on your creativity"
    Fuck, that's a good quote

    • @joshuahiemenz4857
      @joshuahiemenz4857 Рік тому +4

      Everything is always possible, regardless of your mindstate. Mindset doesn't change reality. It's just changes your emotions and makes you see the same things differently without actually changing anything. It's just feels different cause you have different chemicals running through your brain

    • @aronhighgrove4100
      @aronhighgrove4100 Рік тому +2

      @@joshuahiemenz4857 It's much more than that. Change of perspective can be as simple as walking around an object and seeing parts that were invisible before. You can always say, but they were there already, but it's meaningless if you don't know how to switch to that different perspective. Also in quantum mechanics, interaction changes the outcome, so you don't know the result before you have it. Not all reality is deterministic and you don't just pick a state from a state space.

    • @phattjohnson
      @phattjohnson 11 місяців тому +1

      @@joshuahiemenz4857 I tried willing an ice cold can of Coke into existence. I'm still sitting here thirsty and with a (lack of) caffeine headache.. So, at the very least, it seems willing crap into existence through sheer thought alone is currently impossible :P

  • @sameersinghnarayan
    @sameersinghnarayan 4 роки тому +249

    Tyrion was completely something else. If Tyrion had the chance to face The Night King, he would have convinced him to build the wall and go back.😂😂

  • @daddy4sharx
    @daddy4sharx 7 років тому +1887

    I can't tell you how many times I've gotten myself into trouble by trying to add humor to a serious situation.

    • @daddy4sharx
      @daddy4sharx 7 років тому +353

      hohoho XD holy shit owch.
      I remember there was this one time I was at work, I had just gotten a flu shot or something, so I had one of those little circle band-aids on my arm. My boss said something like "Ohhh~! did you get a shot?" and I said "Nah, I was just shooting up before work." and she goes off on me for being inappropriate.
      Later that day, she was joking with some employees about her period.

    • @daddy4sharx
      @daddy4sharx 7 років тому +218

      Everyone tells me that there's a time and place for my humor. I just wish they didn't take everything so seriously

    • @sainttom6785
      @sainttom6785 7 років тому +146

      +Michael Morgan did you tell her heroin takes the edge off pms

    • @MiidoKinGs
      @MiidoKinGs 7 років тому +74

      well the manner u told ur joke made her think that u'r saying to her that her question is stupid and u'r making fun of her.

    • @daddy4sharx
      @daddy4sharx 7 років тому +78

      Miido KinG That's a fair guess, but I've known her for a while, long enough to know that she just doesn't like me and that was good enough reason for her to come down on me whenever she felt like. If I explained why you'd think I was crazy.

  • @callum7081
    @callum7081 8 років тому +1404

    So watching game of thrones is literally part of your job now? I am insanely jealous :)

    • @Charismaoncommand
      @Charismaoncommand  8 років тому +117

      +Hubert cumberdale Hahahaha, I am living the dream :-)

    • @caramullen9186
      @caramullen9186 8 років тому +1

      SALAD FINGERS LOL yay.

    • @fatjimmyfm5447
      @fatjimmyfm5447 8 років тому +2

      +Charisma on Command do milo yiannopoulos

    • @JC-yl5qh
      @JC-yl5qh 8 років тому +7

      +Charisma on Command Do you have any videos breaking down the King of Charisma Harvey Specter from Suits

    • @ANeonSkinJoke
      @ANeonSkinJoke 8 років тому +1

      +Charisma on Command These breakdowns are great, really good channel you have. Have you thought about breaking down Marlon Brando's legendary charisma? For example, how he leads this interview? / watch?v=LAPDQ5MlLxE

  • @shaleensharma4157
    @shaleensharma4157 6 років тому +375

    Turning the tables on an insult: Oh I'm a monster, you should talkto me more softly then. Monsters are dangerous, and right now kings are dying like flies.

    • @lambycorn5253
      @lambycorn5253 4 роки тому +2

      Wtf

    • @1636276
      @1636276 4 роки тому +12

      @@lambycorn5253 I think it's a skit of game of thrones. One was called a monster, and he said watch your tone with me, allot of hierarchy are dying(assasination) you dont know what i can do to you. Basically

    • @jsmithmultimediatech
      @jsmithmultimediatech 4 роки тому +3

      The whole series is loosely based on the War of the Roses a civil war about who was had the right to sit on the throne in England prior to the Tudors that Edward IV was illegitimate and every monarch since has been, there's others but the main jist of its based on the War of the Roses, largely the Plantagenets (Houses of Lancaster thats now belonging to the Crown to this very day (is with that and the Crown estate that for the vast majority financially supports the Monarchy only costs the British taxpayer 70p approx each year to fund it) vs the Tudors sort of.....

    • @lswilcoxon
      @lswilcoxon 4 роки тому +6

      That was ONE OF THE BEST LINES IN THIS ENTIRE SERIES

    • @inspectorjavert8443
      @inspectorjavert8443 4 роки тому +5

      Yeah but that line came back to haunt him

  • @PiggyXMalone
    @PiggyXMalone 4 роки тому +241

    I was once teased by the school bully for wearing an unfashionable brand of jeans. I said to him, "It's true. I've never really cared much about following fashion trends. I always thought it more the sort of thing girls worry about." It did the trick. 1. I showed him I wasn't hurt or intimidated by his teasing (which leaves a bully without his main weapon) and 2. Left him either having to abandon the fashion concern or acknowledge that he was focussing on something that tends to be more of a concern for girls (which it was and probably still is), thus impugning his masculinity. He walked away without a word.

    • @reycesarcarino4653
      @reycesarcarino4653 3 роки тому +20

      Weird no ever used that tactic
      For the "what are those" sneaker brand insult. Pretty good way of turning their insult against them

    • @derrickckt8024
      @derrickckt8024 3 роки тому +18

      @@reycesarcarino4653 he can say "those are called shoes"

    • @bobbieschroder6231
      @bobbieschroder6231 2 роки тому +17

      At a former job, there was a female coworker who was a huge busybody.. at least toward me, as she began vocally policing my every move.
      It then occurred to me to blurt out to her (with a surprised look on my face), "I didn't know that you were so fascinated by my comings and goings!"
      That threw her for a loop, which totally shifted her attitude, and she never bothered me again. LOL!

    • @thelastkage646
      @thelastkage646 2 роки тому +5

      @@bobbieschroder6231 you think maybe she was attracted to you?😏

    • @bobbieschroder6231
      @bobbieschroder6231 2 роки тому +13

      @@thelastkage646 Ha! No, I promise you, that was not the case. As I said, she was simply a problematic "busybody" who decided to pick on me because she didn't like me. And, since people like that don't have a decent life of their own, they have to nose and meddle into other people's affairs and cause trouble.
      I was never one to belong to any workplace cliques. People who belong to them usually have a low regard for an independent person who doesn't join up and fit in with their little cookie-cutter gang. Sometimes they have a tendency to be sort of like "office gangsters", so to speak.
      Believe me, I would've known if she'd been attracted to me. Although I'm heterosexual, I _have_ had some women to make passes at me (outside of work). While I admit to having been tempted by it, I haven't (yet) followed through on it. 😉

  • @dispatchforthwith
    @dispatchforthwith 8 років тому +2425

    You forget one VERY important thing...
    Some men can't be bought, bullied, reasoned or negotiated with. Some men just want to watch the world burn.

    • @Worldtimes1
      @Worldtimes1 8 років тому +127

      +Turk E. Man You should tell that to Ramsey Bolton

    • @trielt1
      @trielt1 8 років тому +101

      +Jhony S Well, some men just want to watch the world get flayed.

    • @Whiteroca
      @Whiteroca 8 років тому +97

      +Turk E. Man Oh then, Mr Charisma should do a Batman Vs Joker breakdown.

    • @Sebastianek1990
      @Sebastianek1990 8 років тому +9

      +Jhony S Roose actually bought Ramsey... for a while, but still.

    • @seamovies7406
      @seamovies7406 6 років тому +1

      Turk E. Man so says alfred

  • @masonkane5884
    @masonkane5884 8 років тому +562

    Next time I get hauled in to traffic court, I'm gonna ask for trial by combat.

    • @farmerboy916
      @farmerboy916 8 років тому +14

      It is TECHNICALLY legal in the US, iirc. I mean, you'll never get it, but it's in the common law adopted from Britain. It was outlawed completely there a while after the War of Independence, but never was in the US.

    • @Jikester82
      @Jikester82 8 років тому +24

      Haha I just did that a few months back when I got popped for having a glass smoking pipe with weed residue. The looks on the faces of the judge, DA and officers was priceless, but the prohibited acts charge was reduced to a disorderly conduct and a $300 fine.

    • @95TurboSol
      @95TurboSol 8 років тому +1

      Brilliant

    • @michelleschreiner6418
      @michelleschreiner6418 7 років тому +5

      It is not possible now since King Tommen of the House Baratheon the First of His Name abolished trial by combat.

    • @cestarianinhabitant5898
      @cestarianinhabitant5898 7 років тому

      Woah it really is technically legal, but I guess for any truly serious cases it's always gonna be rejected.
      Wish it was the same here hehe, would be pretty funny.
      You might actually be able to pull it off though if you have a weird tough nut case where there's enough lack of evidence I guess. But how that combat would be done is another deal, I mean dueling is illegalso it'd probably have to be like a ring fight.

  • @xxxfirehuunterxxx
    @xxxfirehuunterxxx 7 років тому +611

    Jesus man, your videos are just at Aristotle levels. I could never think of these, and how they're explained is just wonderful. You guys up there are some real professionals!

    • @Charismaoncommand
      @Charismaoncommand  7 років тому +109

      Glad you're digging it

    • @abhayc4428
      @abhayc4428 7 років тому +32

      Ur videos are simply mind blowing...Are u a student in psychology or philosophy??

    • @UNcommonSenseAUS
      @UNcommonSenseAUS Рік тому

      This is the worst kind of garbage. F this kid, get a life & learn your own way.

    • @sid2112
      @sid2112 11 місяців тому

      Philosophers are tourists.

  • @NorthernKitty
    @NorthernKitty Рік тому +54

    I remember being with a friend who some class bully got upset at over something petty and ridiculous and felt he needed to assert his image in front of others with violence. He began to charge my friend with raised fist, clearly intending to start fighting. The bully was large and almost certainly a cinch to win the fight. My friend calmly and without any sign of fear said "well, this doesn't bode well for my recent dental work, wish I had put that off for a month." The bully hesitated and laughed, and my friend immediately followed up with, "I'm honestly confused, what are you angry about?" which forced the bully to then talk about it. Within minutes my friend had the bully convinced it was a simple misunderstanding, apologized to the bully for it and diffused the situation entirely, letting the bully walk away with his ego intact (and my friend with his teeth intact). Everyone who witnessed the interaction knew who really "won the fight".

    • @elvisvan
      @elvisvan 9 місяців тому

      clever, what's your friend's name and at what tone did he friend speak the sentence?

    • @aluhutmann4622
      @aluhutmann4622 5 місяців тому

      yeah the bully lol

  • @BFP2021
    @BFP2021 7 років тому +871

    Humor is a powerful weapon...should never be under estimated.

    • @TomahawksNShotShells
      @TomahawksNShotShells 3 роки тому +13

      Had a girl tell me that. I knew I wasnt overly attractive or intelligent but I knew I was funny. Once I got her laughing, the victory was mine lol she told me she had no intention of going home with me but after a few jokes, well she didn't know what happened until the next morning 😏

    • @dynamo5326
      @dynamo5326 3 роки тому +4

      Its the hardest weapon to use

    • @derrickckt8024
      @derrickckt8024 3 роки тому

      @@TomahawksNShotShells guess she was laughing at you not with you

    • @Mr3DLC
      @Mr3DLC 3 роки тому +4

      @@derrickckt8024 who cares, per se?
      Apparently laughing at him or with him still got him results:)

    • @McCRBen
      @McCRBen 3 роки тому +1

      The art of Presidential debate is to ensure your opponent can’t talk to the electorate by non stop talking. The art of being a President is based on listening to experts.

  • @LeonLush
    @LeonLush 8 років тому +1960

    Dude, you crush these videos. You get my full watch time everytime, which is a high compliment in the days of wavering attention.

    • @Charismaoncommand
      @Charismaoncommand  8 років тому +62

      +Leon Lush awesome compliment, thank you!

    • @jsmith8391
      @jsmith8391 6 років тому +1

      I love you Leon.

    • @DeJake
      @DeJake 6 років тому +2

      Lol yeah no considering me and everyone I know it's really not a 'high compliment.' Your audience must be pretty bored ;)

    • @massive_walnut4602
      @massive_walnut4602 5 років тому +2

      you are a very carismatic tomato leon

    • @noisaidgetlost9448
      @noisaidgetlost9448 5 років тому +2

      Woah, dad used to watch them charisma vids?

  • @porpus99
    @porpus99 5 років тому +61

    Tyrion has shown himself to be clever, intelligent, charismatic, and off an on a leader. When the King fled the battlements, he stood and took command. Rallied the men and lead them into battle. It was a hopeless battle, but he showed himself to be someone that others could look to. He gets what he wants by asking what others want. In this way he gets loyalty. My all time favorite character in the show.

    • @Alpha-Andromeda
      @Alpha-Andromeda 10 місяців тому +3

      Yeah that’s what makes him so compelling, that he would be a natural king but instead he is turned into the eccentric half-man. Best character for sure.

    • @sisterspooky
      @sisterspooky 10 місяців тому +1

      @@Alpha-Andromeda- Tyrion was my absolute favorite. He and Bronn were such a great duo. lol
      Tyrion’s “confessions” at the Eyre were hilarious. That still remains one of my favorite Tyrion moments. 😂

  • @adairia4300
    @adairia4300 7 років тому +178

    Apparently I've been watching your videos for a couple of hours now... This is yummy stuff to a writer's mind. :D

    • @belha1075
      @belha1075 7 років тому +5

      this is exactly what i was thinking ! can't stop devouring this :D

    • @adilsoncamacho6378
      @adilsoncamacho6378 3 роки тому

      Exatcly. Good material to build characthers

    • @baahcusegamer4530
      @baahcusegamer4530 3 роки тому

      Read this as I have my 3rd novel's manuscript open in Scrivener.

  • @lolwhatidk
    @lolwhatidk 8 років тому +574

    And what happens when someone pulls a Cersei and says "fuck your frames" and orders your execution?

    • @dimitryhazel
      @dimitryhazel 8 років тому +207

      "Power is power." - Cersei Lannister

    • @dweliq2993
      @dweliq2993 8 років тому +181

      +idk Thats the problem with persuasion, it doesnt work against enraged, insane, determined, fanatical or otherwise persuasion resistant targets.

    • @edi9892
      @edi9892 8 років тому +32

      +Dweliq If you show their hypocrisy in front of their own men, you may die, but it harms them too.

    • @dweliq2993
      @dweliq2993 8 років тому +8

      edi No, actually the underlings mostly only care about money, so everything youd achieve is dying for nothing.

    • @XYxTheOppxJX
      @XYxTheOppxJX 8 років тому +3

      +idk its called suicide

  • @Railstarfish
    @Railstarfish 8 років тому +303

    Another aspect of Tyrion's approach of demanding a trial is he puts the other person on the spot - in the Vale, to deny him a trial is to openly admit that what they're doing is unjust, which undermines the legitimacy of the titles that give them social power.

    • @cattfishing
      @cattfishing Рік тому +2

      @@pamelascarpenter5208 lol I was going to say, isn't that what was explained in the video? Lol

    • @sirtko
      @sirtko Рік тому +1

      Excellent point

    • @UNcommonSenseAUS
      @UNcommonSenseAUS Рік тому

      It's a scripted propaganda piece you fool.

  • @mikamiteru3281
    @mikamiteru3281 6 років тому +35

    Teacher: ''Leave the classroom at once.''
    Me: ''I don't think so. I DEMAND A TRIAL BY COMBAT. ''

  • @host_theghost507
    @host_theghost507 11 місяців тому +7

    This is one of the rare occasions when I'm happy when a title turns out to be inaccurate... this isn't about outsmarting people, it's about persuading them. Which is a lost art and seriously necessary. Thanks for opening up new options.

  • @haleffect9011
    @haleffect9011 8 років тому +346

    Please Please Please make a full list of Tyrion's persuasion techniques

    • @TheRastyPasty
      @TheRastyPasty 8 років тому +26

      Please please please answer this guy

    • @HasinArefinKhan
      @HasinArefinKhan 8 років тому +12

      +rasti pasti please please please listen to her.

    • @AlbinosaurusR3X
      @AlbinosaurusR3X 8 років тому +3

      +Hal Effect (Grand Admiral)
      That would be an extremely interesting video.

    • @FocusMrbjarke
      @FocusMrbjarke 8 років тому

      +Hal Effect (Grand Admiral) do this please

    • @kebman
      @kebman 8 років тому +10

      +Hasin Arefin Khan please please please listen to the guy who want you to listen to the girl that wants to listen to Hal!

  • @jamesallen74
    @jamesallen74 8 років тому +303

    I second another comment made here. A full list of persuasion tactics Tyrion uses sounds very interesting.
    Please do this.
    And please discuss sales tactics used in "Boiler Room". Excellent movie.

    • @Charismaoncommand
      @Charismaoncommand  8 років тому +31

      +James Allen Oh my god - I love those clips. Thanks for reminding me :-)

    • @andrewa2646
      @andrewa2646 8 років тому +1

      Boiler Room group interview scene. Awesome.

    • @LUXAETERNA6603
      @LUXAETERNA6603 7 років тому +4

      You should put a review of your main points up on the screen at the end of every video so it's easier to retain. Otherwise it's just passing eye candy that your audience will ultimately forget.

  • @myselfme767
    @myselfme767 11 місяців тому +21

    The "create options" one helped me tremendously in life! Tyrion is extremely well written character and your break downs are the best thing on the internet!
    As a person who's on the spectrum human interaction is challenging for me, I don't understand it and it would never come to me about this 3rd way, but since I watched this video I remembered this and used it multiple times when people were trying to take advantage of me. This and "no matter what, you'll be OK" really helped me. Thank you!

    • @Noobly533
      @Noobly533 11 місяців тому +1

      Just don't go demanding trial by combat everytime someone proposes only 2 options to you!

    • @phattjohnson
      @phattjohnson 11 місяців тому +1

      @@Noobly533 Not EVERY time.. but some times I'm sure it's the most socially acceptable option :)

  • @b.melakail
    @b.melakail 6 років тому +19

    Scarecrow: "Death or exile?"
    Tyrion: "I demand a trial by combat!"

  • @TheGuardian163
    @TheGuardian163 8 років тому +355

    I did this before. The girl was mad at me because I texted her in the middle of the night, I was learning about sales at the time. She said "You can't text me after midnight! If I want to talk to you, I will contact you! I have a husband! What do you think he would say if he saw that text!? What do I say to him?"
    "Tell him I have some products to sell"

    • @Mr11kankan
      @Mr11kankan 8 років тому +67

      +TheGuardian163 What the fuck did i read?

    • @caelvanir8557
      @caelvanir8557 8 років тому +39

      We got a badass over here!

    • @glutegains3656
      @glutegains3656 8 років тому +34

      +TheGuardian163 Ohhh shit watch out now you do not want to fuck with TheGuardian163

    • @TheGuardian163
      @TheGuardian163 8 років тому +18

      Jor Zap Not really. It didn't work she just kept yelling hahaha

    • @ankitsaikumar6866
      @ankitsaikumar6866 5 років тому +5

      madlad

  • @Evija3000
    @Evija3000 8 років тому +145

    Creating the third option... Reminds me of how Daenerys got her army of the Unnsullied. It was set up perfectly there. She had two advisors, one said to sell the dragon for the army the other to not do it, they had several discussions about it. In the end she made the third option - Drakarys. Again, one of the most famous scenes of the show. She also made her own options when she decided to act like a real wife to Drogo, to walk into the flames with the dragon eggs, and I'm sure other times as well. She's a creative girl.
    And turning an insult around reminds me of Lord Snow :)

    • @matheusb.dambrowski4639
      @matheusb.dambrowski4639 8 років тому +2

      k

    • @DoReMeDesign
      @DoReMeDesign 8 років тому

      +ReptilianIlluminatti BD15Cthulu How is it being an 11 year old in today's society?

    • @matheusb.dambrowski4639
      @matheusb.dambrowski4639 8 років тому

      Oscar Brogden Actually im 15

    • @matheusb.dambrowski4639
      @matheusb.dambrowski4639 8 років тому

      Oscar Brogden And I live in Brazil. I wake up at 5:30 A.M. everyday, I dress up, eat, the bus picks me up at 6:30. I sleep in the bus. I get to school at 7:40 A.M. My normal classes end at 11:45 am. I have lunch at school. I start my eletroeletronics classes at 13:00 PM. At 5 pm they end. I hang out with my friends. At 6pm The bus picks me up. I get home at 7pm. I do my homework, study and then go play some games.

    • @DoReMeDesign
      @DoReMeDesign 8 років тому

      ReptilianIlluminatti BD15Cthulu Sounds like you've got your process down.

  • @ojasvsingh5142
    @ojasvsingh5142 6 років тому +14

    "if you don't like the options on the table, turn the goddamn table about"- Frank Underwood (House Of Cards)

  • @explainedwithallenderick4979
    @explainedwithallenderick4979 4 роки тому +5

    This is one of my favorite videos on charisma. Framing is so powerful and really has helped me a bunch. Thanks for the video Charlie!

  • @shashanklaur507
    @shashanklaur507 7 років тому +495

    Explain that to The Mountain's face

    • @dominikhameder629
      @dominikhameder629 6 років тому +21

      What face?

    • @sghosh1615
      @sghosh1615 6 років тому +1

      MrLegaropex 😂😂

    • @octavian3287
      @octavian3287 6 років тому +19

      The Mountain never had any real power. Political power. He was always subservient to those who did.

    • @alexsm3882
      @alexsm3882 5 років тому +6

      @@octavian3287 But had the mountain been a smart/smarter man, he could have taken the world over. But he ends up being a grunt, thankfully...

  • @RobertoBlake
    @RobertoBlake 8 років тому +37

    This was an excellent video and a great breakdown, excellent points, well researched and thought out. Congrats on your channel growth as well.

    • @Charismaoncommand
      @Charismaoncommand  8 років тому

      +Roberto Blake Thank you! I really appreciate the feedback. Will definitely make more videos like this.

  • @animeisdope5264
    @animeisdope5264 4 роки тому +39

    Me: *messing with friends*
    Friend: so you have chosen death
    Me: I have chosen trial by combat
    Friend: oh so who will be your champion?
    Me: for my champion I have chosen your mother
    Friend: SON OF A-

  • @Archie6666
    @Archie6666 3 роки тому +7

    Love this - since I’ve used framing my arguments/debates have become more effective. Nothing like watching someone burn knowing they have not affected you like they desire.

  • @manan0603
    @manan0603 8 років тому +4

    Best Frame changer was George Costanza: "The Jerk store called. They ran out of you"

  • @cerebrumexcrement
    @cerebrumexcrement 8 років тому +30

    I found this vid by accident and learned how to be more like Tyrion. Cool.

  • @oleggeraschenko4932
    @oleggeraschenko4932 3 роки тому +10

    notice how Tyrion's face changes through the seasons: from a likable mostly smiling face in season 1 to an always not smiling bearded face nobody would have loved if they had started with it

  • @evequeen8282
    @evequeen8282 Рік тому +1

    I have never seen a UA-cam channel with so much content packed into such an efficient time frame. Keep it up!!!

  • @Gina-xt5jc
    @Gina-xt5jc 7 років тому +16

    Your Tyrion videos gave me a great boost against my fear of conversations. There are tons of videos about how to start small talk, but very few about how the game of communication may actually work. Finally something that actually helps me feel less lost! Keep it up :D

  • @smr144
    @smr144 8 років тому +8

    best definition of frame I have ever seen

  • @exwade8777
    @exwade8777 5 років тому +1

    You sir, are BRILLIANT! I can't stop watching your videos, you, as well as the people, characters and situations you review and break down are so intriguing and engaging :)

  • @marcinskibinski8263
    @marcinskibinski8263 5 років тому +4

    Its amazing how accesible this powerful knowledge is these days, i mean it takes someone like you Charisma on Demand to translate your knowledge, the way you look at the world to someone who never paid any attention to the concept of charisma - me. After watching this video it really struck me how any personality trait can become dominant when practiced to an absolute perfection. Great job

  • @kauiahsing-gray8550
    @kauiahsing-gray8550 8 років тому +3

    Great video, great channel in general. Teaching people to interact thoughtfully... Arguably the best use of UA-cam I've seen to date, and some of the best work I've come across in terms of breaking these concepts down into basic terms. Respect.

  • @sanaldbz
    @sanaldbz 8 років тому +90

    This was great. I think you should do one using 'House Of Cards'.

    • @Charismaoncommand
      @Charismaoncommand  8 років тому +27

      +Sanal Das thanks. I've had quite a few suggestions on that so definitely keeping that in mind! :)

    • @ev4rcroft
      @ev4rcroft 6 років тому

      Charisma on Command Please make breakdowns of Frank & Claire Underwood.

    • @MeshPlus
      @MeshPlus 4 роки тому +1

      @@Charismaoncommand When ?????

    • @sancrosanct5070
      @sancrosanct5070 3 роки тому

      @@Charismaoncommand this probably isn't happening is it?

  • @matthewkevinobispo6582
    @matthewkevinobispo6582 5 років тому +4

    Thank you for having these videos. You connect fictitious characters' behaviors and relate them in real life... Well done

  • @mitchargus8270
    @mitchargus8270 2 роки тому +1

    I just found this channel and look forward to catching up with your work so far. Catching my interest in this crazy world is rare.

  • @ChitChat
    @ChitChat 3 роки тому +55

    I first learned about frames years ago after reading one of Friedrich Nietzsche's quotes:
    "All things are subject to interpretation. Whichever interpretation prevails at any given time is a result of power, not truth."
    Though I have much experience with frames I still learned a lot from this video. Great vid.

    • @gaillouise8310
      @gaillouise8310 Рік тому +3

      Thank you for the Nietzsche quote....was just having a conversation with my son last night about power and I will be able to relay this to him because I don't think he's heard it.

    • @trowawayacc
      @trowawayacc 11 місяців тому

      In a world of lies there is nothing more powerfull than truth.

    • @ChitChat
      @ChitChat 11 місяців тому

      @@trowawayacc Everyone has their own truth. Books are written just on the elusiveness of truth and what it means.

    • @thefuturist8864
      @thefuturist8864 4 місяці тому +1

      @@gaillouise8310Be aware that Nietzsche wasn’t necessarily talking about power in the sense of ‘might’, and that he was likely taking critical aim at philosophers who wrote about human freedom as being the central animating force. Nietzsche liked to take ideas that seem inarguably true and turn them upside down. The appearance of control is not control.

    • @thefuturist8864
      @thefuturist8864 4 місяці тому

      @@ChitChatIt’s very easy to say that we all have our own truths, but if that is ‘true’ then it undermines itself. In order for the statement ‘everyone has their own truth’ to be true, it would have to be correct no matter what people believe.

  • @nonmihiseddeo4181
    @nonmihiseddeo4181 7 років тому +6

    You've never used fiction to make your points before, but you're very good at it.I understand and can immediately apply the concepts to my everyday life. Plus, I enjoy watching and learning. Bravo!

  • @mexiCANgurl28
    @mexiCANgurl28 4 дні тому

    I stumbled upon your channel and can't stop watching. I love how you incorporate the various film clips which instantly connects the viewers to the point you are making. Great content. Well done.

  • @nguyennguyencuunguyen4544
    @nguyennguyencuunguyen4544 5 років тому

    Wow...I’ve never commented on any UA-cam video but I MUST with this video. The nuances and subtitles that you have amazingly articulated are super helpful as well as enlightening. Aaaand subscribed!

  • @sebbe3391
    @sebbe3391 6 років тому +10

    "Power resides where men believe it resides" - Varys

    • @Mr3DLC
      @Mr3DLC 3 роки тому

      Control is illusion
      What would it matter whp is president if everyone said no?

  • @m.c.m2689
    @m.c.m2689 8 років тому +12

    i love these kind of videos! its so clearer and you explain it so clearly and by using game of thrones as reference its nice to see how it works.

  • @cakewatcher
    @cakewatcher 5 років тому

    I LOVE this channel and your videos! You could give lectures! This information should be...commonplace. This particular video is vital for people in oppressive or controlling relationships... I know most people would say to just get out of those relationships. However, many teens have controlling parents or teachers, employees controlling employers, or a new marriage where you're learning and choose to work through problems together. Someone can be a naturally controlling individual and not necessarily someone you should run from. I fully appreciate your continued presented options to stand your ground in a constructive, consistent and confident way. Truly, I thank you.

  • @Marzeliax
    @Marzeliax 6 років тому

    Moar Game of Thrones related analysis videos! I'm having a marathon of them. This has consumed my evening. Seven blessings!

  • @RainAngel111
    @RainAngel111 8 років тому +11

    This channel is pretty amazing...
    These are lots of things that I sort of recognized on my own but it's cool to see them put into words in a more understandable way.

    • @Charismaoncommand
      @Charismaoncommand  8 років тому

      +RainAngel111 > glad you think so! Thank you for watching

    • @mistyculous9644
      @mistyculous9644 2 роки тому

      Yes, using an author to illustrate your points makes sense. Have you read Maria Konnikova's book: "Mastermind- How to Think like Sherlock Holmes?" She shows brilliant problem solving mastery level tactics and how to embody them as you seem to be teaching here. Highly recommended author.

  • @DreamerEternal
    @DreamerEternal 7 років тому +8

    Great video. When it comes to any literature really, including sci fi and fantasy, they are all based on human experiences and interactions. They can all be symbolic for things we can recognize in our lives. So yes, please continue making these videos. They are very enjoyable :)

  • @MalloryNewcomb
    @MalloryNewcomb 2 роки тому +1

    Not only are these videos so entertaining but I have actually used the Create a 3rd Option tactic in my own life. Bless you Charisma on Command

  • @christopherkinnel8679
    @christopherkinnel8679 6 років тому

    Dude, this is sweet work. Entertaining, GoT and a fast speaking amigo on the microphone.
    Keep it up. You are not only discribing how to take someone for yourself.

  • @2211gk
    @2211gk 8 років тому +14

    I am a bit disappointed that you did not put Tyrion's "Never forget what you are... wear it like armor" speech to Jon Snow in the part of the video with Rob Stark fending off the insults...
    Anyway, GREAT Stuff and VERY interesting angle... enjoyed quite a lot... Subbed

    • @neuralmute
      @neuralmute 8 років тому +4

      +Giorgi Kelbakiani
      Tell me about it - that's practically my life's philosophy! I'm a tiny, female nerd, and I know that I will be constantly underestimated by nearly everyone... until I've already run circles around them. ;)

  • @simplyvlogging6940
    @simplyvlogging6940 8 років тому +9

    Definitely would appreciate you going deeper on frame. Great video

  • @ericrood4100
    @ericrood4100 2 роки тому

    I've seen many examples of this, but never became aware of it until this video. Thank you so much for the analysis

  • @GalinasBooksEnglish
    @GalinasBooksEnglish 5 років тому +1

    In my life, when facing a door that will take me to the past, or a window that provides a dim future, I tend to plow through the wall; fully knowing the cost this damage will do, but also willing to put in the work to harvest a new option others were not granting me.

  • @PeaceEpieces
    @PeaceEpieces 8 років тому +6

    This is brilliant mate, never seen an analysis of anything quite like this. I wasn't expecting this when i clicked the vid.. I was looking for some interesting game of thrones talk and you didn't offer that. Instead you broke my frame and made me interested in this new pattern of thinking for when I watch the show.. Im going to keep this in mind when i see season six, subbed. Thanks alot

    • @TheNightcrawler1993
      @TheNightcrawler1993 8 років тому

      +Sam Schutte Exact same thoughts brother. I never knew a single shot could hold so much meaning to it until now, my perspective has been shifted.

  • @lollynone1108
    @lollynone1108 Рік тому +3

    Yes, I love these videos, and thank you for them! I know you as a brilliant writer, and value your views here. As a thrones geek, Ive seen and enjoyed these segments without articulating why. So cool!

  • @derekanthony2851
    @derekanthony2851 5 років тому

    Brilliant video man, I like your perspective on taking that back into it's true context.

  • @curiouslyt2123
    @curiouslyt2123 5 років тому +2

    I love this stuff, a new subscriber here. When explaining what ppl do daily it seems complicated until an example is given then you think oh wow yeah I remember when the same happens to me or I responded back in a similar way and I got the outcome I want. It’s not as intersecting when you just do or respond in a way that got you what you wanted after some clever dialogue but when the science of dialogues and why some responses work better than other, that’s interesting and because not everyone knows the science of conversation and dialogs and how to keep the upper hand, they just do what worked for them in life and got them success tho you do need to be somewhat clever, sharp and not shy to speak or accepting your options especially when what you rather have is not one. I’ve seen some ppl completely shut down in defense of their character tho claimed were false and I’m like why don’t you speak up say this or that explain this or that and how it came about and how one perceives is relative and all that but some ppl just don’t or don’t have the skill or bother.

  • @gguerard
    @gguerard 8 років тому +4

    I love these two videos that give life lessons via Game of Thrones! I subscribed and look forward to more!

    • @Charismaoncommand
      @Charismaoncommand  8 років тому

      +G Guerard thanks for subscribing! check out my latest videos :)

  • @icantguardz
    @icantguardz 5 років тому +10

    A lot of people don’t say this but thank you for the videos. They’re actually pretty well done. Charisma/personality behavior videos interest me a lot, but I can’t spend a whole day listening to people teach me about how I could act in certain situations.. you on the other hand mixed my favorite tv show w my favorite characters (Tyrion, Jon, Varys, Tywin) & held my attention all day lol so thank you:)

    • @sudhim9240
      @sudhim9240 Рік тому +1

      Anyone who liked or subscribed have in one way expressed their gratitude

    • @phattjohnson
      @phattjohnson 11 місяців тому

      @@sudhim9240 But bots also like and subscribe.. can AI articulate a response capturing the nuance of human culture and emotion so aptly? No.

  • @fdiaz05
    @fdiaz05 5 років тому

    I like these vids. Signed up for one of your classes a few weeks back. Really enjoy the content. The concept of frames I used to call "establish the fastball". Obviously a baseball reference. What fastball (or main pitch) does the pitcher establish in the first inning to let the hitters know how he is dictating the pace of the game that day. Same difference. Thanks for posting!

  • @arjunnagar2415
    @arjunnagar2415 4 роки тому +1

    It was really nice the way you noticed Tyrion's tactics in such detail. Looking forward to your next video 👌

  • @heroicmuffin9972
    @heroicmuffin9972 8 років тому +10

    Damn man.. Your explanations are so on point, and i'm really persuaded. My problem is applying all of them, as my social anxiety makes it so hard to do so..

  • @sagara4e
    @sagara4e 7 років тому +12

    Please keep making these videos! By combining these two dimentions: popular movie and self improvement, you´re the most orininal guy on youtube.. haven´t seen anyone doing it.. Good intuition :)

  • @alexanderhilary
    @alexanderhilary 11 місяців тому

    Y’all are killin it! I came across the channel like a month ago and it quickly became a favorite!

  • @leahrose5425
    @leahrose5425 3 роки тому

    In my opinion this is no question the best video on this channel. I have used what is taught here several times over the past few years to my benefit.

  • @Legatus
    @Legatus 8 років тому +67

    9:12, isn't that what frank underwood says all the time, if you don't like how the table is set turn over the table.

  • @TheFinalGirly
    @TheFinalGirly 8 років тому +211

    This was a really interesting video, very well analyzed!

    • @obradinn7491
      @obradinn7491 8 років тому +1

      +GirlDoesRant You're a GoT fan? o.o Dayum.

    • @Ironeyes128
      @Ironeyes128 8 років тому +3

      +GirlDoesRant The books are awesome I'm on feast for crows now and I guarantee there's more fucking, violence, epic charecters and more fucking

    • @Charismaoncommand
      @Charismaoncommand  8 років тому +1

      +GirlDoesRant > Awesome feedback! Thanks for watching. :)

  • @tomdmann
    @tomdmann 2 роки тому

    This is the channel I've wanted my whole life, loving this content!

  • @javifabela
    @javifabela 4 роки тому

    Grear video! All your videos are extremely useful... following your suggestion, I told one of my bosses, that he did a great job on a presentation he did and the next day he asked me to join him in another meeting we held. In that meeting I did notice that everyone pointed their bodies toward me and I was able to articulate some of my ideas confidently and effectively.

  • @jasse85
    @jasse85 8 років тому +21

    I prefeer the hounds way of handling "frames", he rarely argues with anyone and when he does 90% of those people die by his hand.

    • @deusvult980
      @deusvult980 2 роки тому

      Difficult in medieval times
      Useless nowadays

  • @tanerbrienza154
    @tanerbrienza154 8 років тому +11

    I think going with Game of Thrones was a great way to relate with an audience. The writing/acting is amazing and lot of people can grasp the concepts. Nice job!

  • @valentinaespinosa7894
    @valentinaespinosa7894 4 роки тому +1

    Your deepest confidence isbno based in controling the perceptions of others but embracing the truth of who you are

  • @ArthursAtman
    @ArthursAtman 2 роки тому

    this is solid stuff and I wish this channel every success so they produce great content like this as often as possible

  • @ahikernamedgq
    @ahikernamedgq 8 років тому +9

    You know, I expected this to be a crap video. But, this is some high quality content! Good job! This is great.

  • @PrettyBoyKii
    @PrettyBoyKii 3 роки тому +13

    Funny enough, # 1 actually works very well for children in a tantrum. The best way to break it is to disrupt the tantrum by changing the site of the tantrum by moving them to another room. It allows them to disassociate with possible triggers or whatever it is that they are holding onto in that state. And then you can begin to talk to them about what their needs are.

  • @aridsingly3518
    @aridsingly3518 5 років тому

    this way of explaing using scenes makes it much easier to make sense of the points , great video

  • @blueskies773
    @blueskies773 5 років тому +1

    Your videos are so fascinating! I’ve been listening to you for a while now and am on your email subscription but I’m listening right now to a bunch of your videos before I go to work today, and they’re so enriching. Thank you for sharing your passion and knowledge.

    • @Charismaoncommand
      @Charismaoncommand  5 років тому +1

      ~ That's awesome to hear. Appreciate your support!

  • @Anthony_in_Bloomington_Indiana
    @Anthony_in_Bloomington_Indiana 8 років тому +26

    This video is brilliant and insightful and educational!
    It is really about social interaction and dealing with people who try to have power over you.
    It is not about power on a large scale, say, for example, how Apple abuses and mistreats workers at their factories in China.

    • @WYalmicW
      @WYalmicW 6 років тому

      *Posted from Iphone 6*

  • @mythologic
    @mythologic 7 років тому +12

    Charisma on Command ... great presentation. This is truly power. One of these days you should have a presentation on how good people can overcome bad, manipulators in the workplace, school, and anywhere in the most emotionally intelligent and of course neurolinguistic way possible. Peace! Keep you work coming. It is simple, but brilliant.

    • @mythologic
      @mythologic 7 років тому

      One thing that is most powerful in your presentation is your acknowledgment of options and understanding what you can do to survive.

    • @Charismaoncommand
      @Charismaoncommand  7 років тому +1

      Appreciate the feedback. Always open to what you think we're doing right and what we can improve.

    • @mythologic
      @mythologic 7 років тому

      Charisma on Command ... thank you! I am just inspired to speak my mind here and to point out things the very best I can. Like I have said on your other posts I have had the honor and blessing to have worked with someone to notice and work out these things too, so I get it. I just hope my comments are pertinent and that any suggestions makes the grade so you can modify anything you plan to present in the future. Peace!

  • @SuperFarrOut
    @SuperFarrOut 6 років тому

    Of all the different frames used to discuss power on this channel, this is my favorite. I'd love to see and hear more advice on how to frame things, especially 'on my feet.'

  • @anyviolet
    @anyviolet 6 років тому

    very cogent, well-supported arguments on all these videos. The full time on each is worth watching. Keep it up!

  • @sheryllafferty2255
    @sheryllafferty2255 Рік тому +6

    "Whoever controls the options has the power." That is profound. You can see that as a parent I can say to my toddler "do you want to wear the red shirt or the blue shirt?" But it's obvious I am the one with the power....because I controlled the options. So simple but amazing to have it explained like you did.

  • @dofri8373
    @dofri8373 2 роки тому +3

    I had a talk with my boss. He gave me 2 options: I could work only part time at my current position or search for a job in a different company. I presented him some options that he wasn't happy about so i directed the conversation by listing some of the problems in a different part of the company. He then had the idea (or atleast he thinks its his own) to create a position in the company especially for me to solve the problems using my experience it that field. Saved my butt there 😅

    • @icawn
      @icawn 10 місяців тому

      I was in this situation recently and tried to present other options, because I have other related skills. It became apparant that my boss simply wanted me gone, whether it would be bad for the company or not. I'm not sure how to get out of that one. But, what I did do before losing facility access is have 1on1 conversations with the other managers in the facility and presented the option of contract work. What I really wanted to understand is if the decision to eliminate my position was mutual among managers, or an isolated decision by my boss. It was clearly isolated, which I guess might mean I have the potential to apply for other positions in which my particular manager has no jurisdiction. The only caveat is that, if I do turn in this severance agreement offered, I cannot work for the company for at least 6 months. 15 years of service reduced to nothing.

  • @Rob-wy7ro
    @Rob-wy7ro Рік тому

    Only 6 years later I discovered this gem of video and yes please more videos on tyrion persuasion techniques would be GREAT!!!!!

  • @heyzag
    @heyzag 4 роки тому

    I liked this video so much that I immediately subscribed in hopes of seeing MORE videos like this. Thank you!

  • @matthewbittenbender9191
    @matthewbittenbender9191 4 роки тому +11

    “I drink and I know things.”
    Tyrion is the man!

  • @cs94njw
    @cs94njw Рік тому +10

    Loved it! Thank you very much!

  • @christopherecatalano
    @christopherecatalano Рік тому

    This was so brilliant…great, inspiring content. The examples (from a series I may now have to give another chance) were very well chosen.

  • @MegaInitiative
    @MegaInitiative 5 років тому

    A frame is a pattern formed and established by a particular sequence of an experience. One needs to be creative and think outside of the box to break out from these patterns. Creativity is the key.