There's a good chance you've encountered a psychopath at one time or another without even knowing it.
Psychotherapist and international bestselling mental strength authorWhile Hollywood’s portrayal of psychopaths as serial killers can be accurate, not all psychopaths commit horrendous crimes. In fact, many of them are successful business leaders.
They’re known for their quick wit and alluring stories. Their tales about their adventures are astounding, yet believable. And they always portray themselves in a positive light. They also try to gain sympathy from others. They claim to be victims in an attempt to dupe others into helping them or caring for them.4. They don’t have a conscience.
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