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<\/p>\nTHE 48 LAWS OF POWER.<\/p>\n
A Book written by Robert Greene that offers a Series of Strategies for Obtaining and Maintaining Power in various situations. Here I leave you a summary of the 48 Laws:<\/p>\n
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1. Don’t Outshine the Boss: Make your Superiors feel Superior. Don’t expose your Talent too much or you might Trigger their Insecurity.<\/p>\n
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2.Don’t Trust friends too much, use your Enemies: Friends Betray you more easily, but if you Manage to WIN an Enemy, they will be more Loyal.<\/p>\n
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3. Hide your Intentions: Keep People Off Balance so they can’t anticipate your Actions.<\/p>\n
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4. Always say Less than Necessary: Silence Breeds Power, and Talking too much Reveals your Plans.<\/p>\n
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5. Protect your Reputation at all Costs: Reputation is the Cornerstone of Power.<\/p>\n
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6. Call Attention at all Costs: Be Visible to be Relevant.<\/p>\n
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7. Make others Work for you and Attribute it: Take Advantage of the Work and Effort of others to your Advantage.<\/p>\n
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8. Make others come to you: Don’t Run after Others, make them Look for you.<\/p>\n
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9. Win with Actions, Never Arguments: Prove your Point through Actions, Not Words.<\/p>\n
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10. Avoid Losers and Unhappy: The Misfortune of others is Contagious; stay away from those who Bring you Down.<\/p>\n
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11. Make People Depend on you: If others Depend on you, you’re in Control.<\/p>\n
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12. Disarm with Sincerity and Selective Generosity: Emotional Disarmament will give you an Edge.<\/p>\n
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13. When you ask for Help, Appeal to the Interests of Others: Appeal to what Benefits Others, not Gratitude or Compassion.<\/p>\n
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14. Introduce yourself as a Friend, act as a Spy: Learn to Extract Valuable Information from others without them Noticing.<\/p>\n
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15. Crush your Enemy Completely: Do not let your Enemy Recover, or he will seek Revenge.<\/p>\n
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16. Use Absence to Increase Respect: The Value of something Increases with Scarcity..<\/p>\n
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17. Keep Others in Suspense: Be Unpredictable, you will Confuse Others and Gain Power.<\/p>\n
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18. Do Not Isolate yourself: Loneliness Weakens you; Engage yourself in the Web of Influence.<\/p>\n
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19. Know Who You\u2019re Dealing With: Choose Your Opponents And Partners Wisely.<\/p>\n
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20. Don’t compromise with anyone: Maintain your Independence so you don’t get Caught up in other People’s Affairs.<\/p>\n
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21. Pretend to be a Fool to Catch the Sly: Let others think they have an Advantage over you.<\/p>\n
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22. Use the Surrender Tactic: Sometimes giving in at the Right Time gives you the Advantage.<\/p>\n
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23. Focus your Forces: Keep your Energy Focused on what really Matters.<\/p>\n
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24. Be a Master at Simulation and Disguise: Don’t reveal all your cards.<\/p>\n
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25. Recreate your own identity: Be the architect of your own destiny.<\/p>\n
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26. Keep your hands clean: Make sure the responsibility for the problems falls on others.<\/p>\n
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27. Play with people’s needs to create devotion: Satisfy their deep desires to earn you their loyalty.<\/p>\n
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28. Be bold in acting: Timidity is dangerous, boldness is powerful.<\/p>\n
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29. Plan everything to the end: Having a detailed plan allows you to avoid unpleasant surprises.<\/p>\n
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30. Make your accomplishments look easy: Minimize the effort you put in to make others think you have innate talent.<\/p>\n
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31. Control Other People’s Options: Guide the decisions of others by giving them limited options.<\/p>\n
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32. Play with people’s fantasy: Appeal to people’s emotions and dreams to gain clout.<\/p>\n
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33. Discover the weaknesses of others: Identify what drives people to manipulate their actions.<\/p>\n
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34. Be rule in your behavior: Power lies in the appearance of greatness and dignity.<\/p>\n
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35. Master the art of timing: Don’t rush; everything has its right time.<\/p>\n
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36. Despise what you can\u2019t have: Don\u2019t obsess over things that are out of your reach.<\/p>\n
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37. Create engaging spectacles: Theatrics and spectacles capture attention.<\/p>\n
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38. Think as you wish, but behave like everyone else: Do not openly defy social norms.<\/p>\n
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39. Stir the waters to catch fish: Destabilize others to make mistakes.<\/p>\n
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40. Despise free: What is free usually comes with a hidden cost.<\/p>\n
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41. Avoid imitating great men: Forge your own path instead of following in the footsteps of others.<\/p>\n
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42. Beat the shepherd and the sheep will scatter: He demolishes leaders to weaken his followers.<\/p>\n
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43. Work on the hearts and minds of others: Conquer the spirit of people to control them.<\/p>\n
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44. Disarm and anger with mirror effect: Reflect the actions of others to destabilize them.<\/p>\n
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45. Preach the need for change, but never reform too much: Radical change can generate resistance.<\/p>\n
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46. Never look too perfect: Perfection breeds envy and haters.<\/p>\n
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47. Don’t exceed your goal: When you achieve what you want, retire on time.<\/p>\n
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48. Be amorphous: Be adaptable, don’t limit yourself to a rigid form.<\/p>\n
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These laws are designed to handle situations of power, but it’s important to consider context and personal ethics when applying them.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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