The Con-man Effect" is a term that might be used to refer to a psychological phenomenon where a person manipulates others' perception to their advantage, much like a confidence trickster, or "con-man."

Often, what holds us back from achieving our potential or overcoming hurdles isn’t solely external factors, but our internal dialogues and perceptions. This is where the "Con-man Effect" comes into play, a concept I built on the premise of tricking the mind to overcome:

• Procrastination,

• Maintain discipline,

• Tackle the challenging tasks we often shy away from.

By conning our mind, we aim to bridge the gap between knowing what needs to be done and taking decisive action toward those ends.