How to Do Subliminal Persuasion ft. Gay Pride — Daily Persuasion with Joshua Lisec Ep. 185

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What if you could influence someone’s thoughts and decisions without them ever realizing it—just like advertisers, activists, and political groups do to you every day?

Welcome to Episode 185 of Daily Persuasion with Joshua Lisec, titled “How to Do Subliminal Persuasion ft. Gay Pride.” In this eye-opening episode, Lisec—certified hypnotist, New York Times bestselling ghostwriter, and persuasion expert—pulls back the curtain on the powerful and often unnoticed world of subliminal persuasion.

From rainbow-colored children’s toys to glittery unicorns on toddler clothing, subliminal messages are everywhere. In this episode, Lisec explains how the gay pride flag has become a masterstroke of sneaky evangelism. That’s right—he argues that today’s LGBTQ+ messaging isn’t just public, it’s subliminal, targeting even the youngest audiences without needing to explain what gay pride is.

“The LGBTQ movement isn’t biologically reproducing,” says Lisec. “They’re mimetically reproducing. And subliminal persuasion is how.”

Throughout Episode 185, Lisec teaches you how to do subliminal persuasion using the same strategies applied by cultural and political movements. Whether you’re building a personal brand, launching a product, or defending your worldview, you’ll learn how to subliminally persuade people by linking your ideas to something they already like.

Take a page from the gay pride playbook, Lisec suggests: associate your brand or message with emotions like fun, love, or learning. After all, if a child associates glittery unicorns and rainbows with the gay pride flag, they’ll naturally feel positive toward it—before they even understand what gay pride means.

But this isn’t just about children’s books and toys. It’s about persuasion psychology. It’s about decoding subliminal messages and using persuasive techniques in everything from branding to political communication. That’s why Lisec shares real-world persuasion examples—including how he reshaped public perception of ghostwriting by joking that the Bible was “Holy Ghost-written.”

Humor, branding, symbolism—all are techniques of persuasion in writing and messaging. And in this episode, Lisec doesn’t just expose how others use them—he hands you the blueprint for doing the same.

Want to know how subliminals work? Lisec explains the psychological triggers and unconscious pattern-matching that make people associate one idea with another. Want to understand how to persuade someone to do something without a hard sell? Learn how to create emotional bridges that connect your message to their existing beliefs or desires.

Need a crash course in persuasion techniques that don’t trigger resistance? This episode is your masterclass.

Here’s what you’ll learn in Episode 185 of Daily Persuasion:
✅ What subliminal persuasion is—and how it’s already shaping your views
✅ How to subliminally persuade people by associating your message with what they love
✅ Why the gay pride flag appears on toys, books, and games—and what it teaches us about branding
✅ The difference between blatant marketing and sneaky evangelism
✅ Persuasion psychology principles that bypass resistance and create emotional momentum
✅ How Lisec reframed ghostwriting for skeptical clients using subliminal messaging
✅ What every entrepreneur, author, and leader needs to know about subliminal persuasion in advertising

If you’ve ever wondered why certain symbols evoke strong emotional reactions—or how you can use that same power to ethically promote your ideas—this is the episode you can’t miss.

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