If you want to become an absolute dictator in your relationships with loved ones and colleagues, you will have to follow an uncompromising path. And he, as a rule, leads to leadership and the simultaneous loss of those who love you. Isn't it better to think first, is total superiority really necessary?
Instructions
Step 1
Unconditional dominance implies a refusal to listen to someone else's opinion, because only your point of view should be the only correct one. In the event of disputes and conflict situations, do not agree to any other conditions other than your own. Are they not listening to you? Prove your case by shouting, even better if you do not allow anyone to utter words at all. Give orders more often so that people around you get used to obeying you. If you follow all these instructions, then … you will be left alone and you will receive nothing but a terrible reputation.
Step 2
Stop confusing the concepts of "dominate" and "be an authority figure." Do you want your opinion to be heard? Only give advice when asked to do so. Answer the questions firmly and to the point. As a rule, people tend to follow the opinions of those who have high status, financial solvency or worldly wisdom. Please note that the first two types have weight only at first, and the last one is important throughout life.
Step 3
A dominant person always values his interests above others. In general, this speaks of strong selfishness. Representatives of this type can easily break off any relationship, even with close people, while the latter will try to keep the connection, because they value it. Before claiming absolute dominance, think about whether you really want to do this to those who love you?
Step 4
Domination in everything implies "dirty" play also because you have to humiliate other people and hit their weak points, put pressure on their complexes and openly demonstrate your own self-confidence. Although if you really consider this expedient and even the most important thing in life, then it is time for you to get rid of your own complexes, which you dream to overcome at someone else's expense.
