48 Laws of Power pdf Book

The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene is an enormously popular read, especially with strategists, leaders, influence seekers, and individuals who are curious about human nature. It's sort of like The Art of War in an updated version, only dealing with power in politics, business, and in daily life.

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What's the book about?

It's a playbook on how power works and how individuals acquire, consolidate, or lose power. Greene illustrates each of the laws using examples of historical figures from kings, generals, and politicians, to show how power unfolds over time.

A few of these laws are:

Law 1: Never outshine the master – Never make your bosses feel threatened

Rule 3: Keep them in suspense – Leave them guessing what you will do.

Law 6: Court attention above all else – Visibility is power.

Law 15: Eliminate your enemy completely – Leave no room for revenge.

Law 33: Know Each Man's Thumbscrew – Know what makes men strong or weak

Why everybody loves it:

  It’s painfully honest.

Rich in interesting anecdotal information.

It helps with an understanding of manipulation even when you do not use it yourself.

Why other individuals condemn it:

It could be perceived as Machiavellian or ruthless.

It is alleged to promote manipulation as well as evil.

It is suitable for

  Entrepreneurs

  Managers are leaders

 Any person facing stressful work or social situations

Individuals with an interest in either psychology or self-defense (mentally)

Would you prefer an overview of all 48 laws? Or would you like to know how it could apply to business or personal growth?

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