Arshpreet Singh writes about the part of life nobody teaches you: how people actually read each other, hold power, persuade, and get played. He is the author of SN1001 — Human Cheat Codes, The Unfair Advantage and My Turn, published under Human Cheatcodes.
The work started from a simple frustration. The psychology that explains why a negotiation went the way it did, why a family member always gets their way, or why a confident person walks into a room and changes it, is scattered across hundreds of academic books written for other academics. None of it reaches the people it would help most.
His books do the translation. Every pattern is written to be used the same day — in a conversation, an argument, an interview, or a moment where you can tell something is off but cannot yet name it.
The books
- SN1001 — Human Cheat Codes — 1,001 patterns for reading people, protecting your decisions and seeing what others miss. A field manual you search rather than read front to back.
- The Unfair Advantage — the dark psychology of people, power and influence, in eleven chapters. How you get read, moved and quietly manipulated every day, and how to turn it around.
- My Turn — the soft-power book for women. Fifty chapters and ninety-four scripts for the people who take too much: boundaries, guilt and finally putting yourself first.
Every book has a complete first chapter free. Not a sample — the whole chapter, with nothing held back. Read one now →
How he writes
- Practical over academic. If an idea cannot be used in a real conversation, it does not make the book.
- Honest about people. The books do not pretend human nature is all kindness. Manipulation, status and self-interest are treated as things that exist, because they do.
- Written to be searched. Especially in SN1001 — you look up the situation you are in and use the code that comes up.
Contact
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