Mind control stories can be very useful, especially when you want people to see your point of view. Sometimes people can be too narrow-minded or already have a fixed opinion. This can be quite frustrating, so I’ve decided to share one of my mind control stories with you.

This story tells how I managed to convince my family to go on a trip to Thailand instead of China. It may not sound like much of a feat, but I have to say that the whole Thai experience was truly amazing; and of course, so was the sound of victory.

Now this is how my mind control story began. My family has relatives in China and I had planned to visit them over the summer. I was going to go too, but for various reasons I wanted to do a different trip. For one, we had been to China before. And another, I had been wanting to take a trip to Thailand for years.

Telling my family directly that we should go to Thailand would not work. Aside from the fact that we don’t know anyone there, my parents think the language barrier could be a nuisance. I knew that we would definitely enjoy Thailand, and I have already looked for several activities that we could enjoy.

Instead of trying to convince them day after day of the best option, he would continually leave comments about Thailand and what people do there for fun. I mentioned Thailand so many times that soon they too became intrigued by the place. Suffice it to say that we packed our bags soon after and boarded our plane to Thailand.

The persuasion technique I used in this mind control story is called repetition. As I mentioned the wonders of Thailand so many times, they began to feel the excitement of traveling to an unknown country where we knew no one but our tour guide. Soon enough, their minds took a different turn and they began to visualize themselves visiting all the tourist spots in Thailand.