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@1NFORTHEKILL

Жыл бұрын

Art of seduction

@jamiegenke3328

Жыл бұрын

Goggins without a doubt, both books immediately. Jordan Peterson. Everything by Andrew Roberts! Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss. Everything by Graham Hancock! How to Make Friends and Influence People. Book of Five Rings Miyamoto Musashi

@darcydean9371

11 ай бұрын

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@darcydean9371

11 ай бұрын

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@keirasalutan8004

11 ай бұрын

😊

This isn’t ’teaching power’ it’s teaching narcissism. People who know how to obtain and use power are the most successful in the world. The ones who seek power by betraying and manipulating others are always doomed to fail

@ProsperVenturesInc

Ай бұрын

This is 100% teaching people (as in diligently rereading this book at bare minimum 5x. And you have to actually have lived life else you'll come to this conclusion). I wouldn't expect you to know anymore because you haven't read the preface yet. This is kindergarten type shxt. Think before you speak out on something you don't understand. I do understand if you choose not to respond. It's the internet go ahead. So others can learn how inept and lazy you are. Don't listen to this dude. He doesn't know any successful people, obviously. Nor has even read the preface like go virtue signal elsewhere like don't be lying.

@mrmalio

Ай бұрын

what world do you live in?

@ProsperVenturesInc

Ай бұрын

@@mrmalio What exactly did you have an issue with? I think you should point something out in my comments, besides insinuating I've lost my sense of reality. That's not a good look nor constructive to the topic. And your insulting a stranger. Transgressions already. Let's hear the issue please. I'd love to clarify anything.

@mrmalio

Ай бұрын

@ProsperVenturesInc The ones that love to moralise the most are always the most dangerous and the ones to look out for lol. No manipulator wants everyone to know their tricks.

@ProsperVenturesInc

Ай бұрын

@@mrmalio bro people are almost always the opposite of how they appear. Be afraid of the man preaching morality in an excessive way. We unconsciously create a total contrast to hide our worst traits. But don't rely on this. Test them, lay traps, divulge false info to see if they try to strong arm you with it, manipulate your face to show insecurity as they probe let them hit your strengths and oh so subtly show insecurity. Vise versa. Micro expressions are extremely powerful. Just show up and surprise them one day, those 2 seconds capture that look. That's how they feel about you. Furthermore play dumb, soothing thier ego, ask advice and report back stellar results. It all depends on your goal. But tough dudes are often cowards and the quite skinny type are admitted no contrast. But my goal is just to save time mostly. Avoid enemies. Keep gaining resources allies and power while politely maneuvering around these individuals. When one does get in the way, and they will you can well... depending on your morals and prior dilligence. But yes people present the opposite front as a coping and fear mechanism. Survival. They've seen thier true self can't be displayed. Keep reading ask away if you find anything helpful.

I use this book to get over a narcissistic relationship

@hollister9661

Ай бұрын

He loved your comment too😂 this dude didn't read s*** he definitely practiced what he preached😂

@seedsoftruth2915

27 күн бұрын

When this book is a part of the creation of Narcissistic personality disorder in the first place… this is what he saw people doing supposedly in the work environment … This way of behaving is not healthy and has so many psychopathic qualities, it’s definitely not going to help anyone make their life better or happier… it’s adding to the problem….. If people want to be successful and happy I suggest reading “The Go Giver” and using the advice from this amazing book about how to run your business or corporations with love and honesty ❤

@KitaKitaKita419

27 күн бұрын

@@seedsoftruth2915 naw this book helps you read the mind of a narcissist and defeat them.

@mitchalff

2 күн бұрын

@@hollister9661you didn’t read the book I can tell

Take credit for people's work is a great way to make an employee go postal. It is also contrary to guarding your reputation, unless the reputation you want is a poor one

@Oliver-Kirsch

8 ай бұрын

dont care about those below me, theyre merely there to make me look better

@billbuyers8683

8 ай бұрын

yes it works until it does not work, as are most things in this list

@billbuyers8683

8 ай бұрын

@@Oliver-Kirsch but if you gain a reputation for being like this, those below you will end up like you and will not be loyal people

@dc8061

8 ай бұрын

The book is for evil people

@joffre55

8 ай бұрын

Guys throw this stuff in the garbage and read some Machiavelli, you'd be spending your time in a much more valuable way.

I always tell my friends straight what i think and that has been the foundation on which our friendship was and is built.

@dakudor

8 ай бұрын

The only way to have real friends

@sonycrom1

6 ай бұрын

This book isn't for making friends😂 it's for those that need to get ahead no matter what, even if it's to hurt others..

@titusthomson6216

6 ай бұрын

Friends are only friends when they benefit from being your friend soon as the benefits stop so does the friendship

@charleswilson566

5 ай бұрын

💪💪🤙✌️👍😉

@charleswilson566

5 ай бұрын

​@@sonycrom1facts

This book taught me how dispicible humans are

@user-dz1rc4wk2t

5 ай бұрын

I had experience , would rather have read a book

@americanmade7262

Ай бұрын

This just reinforces my knowledge of the truth

@jflores85

Ай бұрын

working customer support made me realize that, especially during the pandemic

The flip side of "taking credit for other people's work", is to point out to people when others are taking credit for their work. So you can remain the one with the moral high ground, but be able to take credit from the work of taking credit for other people's work. So you allow your opponent to hang himself with his own rope. Be the good guy at all possible, it will payoff more in the long-term and you will achieve just as much, but with more inner peace and less enemies who are also good or innocent people. Let the bad people be your enemies, because they usually do not maintain power long.

@025stnslsbry6

8 ай бұрын

Let The Bad Ppl be Yor Enemies🤔?//: Wrong seize the Right 🕒 & Execute yor Enemies by Creating Negative Exploitation of Ther Actions With Facts not Rumors/Prevent & Create Policies to all Yor Enemies & opposition in a way of Zem havng Kno Authority//presences upon yor Environmnt At All// An enemy is Like Trash they can get you Sick & Spread across all yor Tangibles& Becom a Burden thru 🕒. Never let Trends or Obsurd clothingStyles Go UnJudged bcus the Style can Mean Violence & spread onto innocent Children??

@ProsperVenturesInc

Ай бұрын

Your a fool if you being serious. Do not listen to this individual. Let them respond. Yeah go try this and see how you'll be sabotaged covertly your whole career. Another rambling from someone who knows nothing SMH read the book and you seem 18. No life experience to see how this is maybe the single saddest dumb idea I've heard. 48 here not the 33. Read them don't skim. Understand nuances and you got a hell of a way to go.

A lot of people dismiss 48 as a book for psychopaths, but my impression is that book's intention is actually to teach one how to protect themself from the psychopaths. For example, "Don't outshine the master" forshadowed the quiet quitting movement. When you go abkve and beyond, all your boss (the master) is going to do 99.9% of the time is give you more work and exploit you.

@bookwatch_com

Жыл бұрын

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@dido5317

Жыл бұрын

If they do that then ask for a higher pay and if they don’t comply then threaten to quit. The boss won’t let you do that as you have just proven do be a valuable asset that does more work than the average employee which means that to replace you they would need at least two new average employees whose combined salaries will surpass yours which is a loss to the business or one skilled employee who is harder to find (and in that time spent searching the company will fall behind quite a bit as a result of losing not just any employee but their best employee)plus the skilled employee will likely also ask for a raise so the company’s best option is to keep you with an increased salary as opposed to waste time finding a skilled employee. If you are wondering why the boss can’t just equally divide your work over the employees after you leave and not give them a raise since they aren’t really doing that much more work, it is because not all employees can handle even the slightest increase in work since there are a lot of them who struggle to even finish their regular work so this added work could cause a rebellion against the boss which he wouldn’t be able to handle. If the boss just decides to let you leave then you should go to a place where your extra skills are compensated nicely and you can use your previous job as evidence that your skills are so useful that the boss was considering you their best employee and giving you the most work (you appeal to the company’s interests by bringing up your past experiences and and implying you could do the same here which they are sure to love). If that fails then you can just start over as an average worker at another place and learn from your mistake.

@joffre55

8 ай бұрын

I mean it is a book for psychopaths if you follow it for means of exploitation

@intheraw6393

Ай бұрын

9 years ago Was walking with a narcissist and she met another narcissist on the corner asking him for a smoke, he went on about how great the book is and that he lives by it 😂 Was def a very rough and manipulative type of person as well

@ProsperVenturesInc

Ай бұрын

Duh people just be so lazy. Most have not read the preface. tlThen spread thier bs interpretations lol. They get 👍 up too smh. Ohhhhh I swea....

Here's are the time stamps 0:41 Never outshine the master 1:52 Never lay too much trust in friends 3:19 Hide your intentions 4:21 Always say less than necessary 5:34 Guard your reputation 6:53 by all means attract attention 7:59 take credit for others work 9:01 have other ppl come to you 10:08 Actions > Agruement 11:09 Avoid unhappy & unlucky ppl 12:20 learn to make ppl depend on you 13:44 be selective w your honesty 14:58 Help 16:10 disguise as a friend work as a spy 17:47 destroy your enemy completely 18:59 gain respect through absence 20:17 create suspense & be unpredictable 21:51 don't isolate yourself 23:30 don't offend the wrong person 25:32 dont take sides 27:32 Weakness 29:04 concentrate your forces 30:12 play the perfect courtier 33:05 recreate yourself 34:47 keep your hands clean 36:12 play on ppl desire 37:24 enter action w boldness 39:14 plan to the end 40:35 Accomplishments 41:53 Take control of the possibility 43:22 play into ppl fantasies 44:59 Thumbscrew 47:24 act like a king & others will treat you like one 48:28 master the art of timing 49:24 disdain 50:43 create compelling spectacles 51:53 think what you want but behave like others 53:18 stir up waters, force fish to surface 54:15 despise the free lunch 55:09 predecessors 56:25 eliminate the man in charge 57:30 work on the hearts of others 59:04 Use the mirror effect 1:00:24 advocate the need for change 1:01:23 never appear too perfect 1:02:43 succeed in moderation 1:04:12 Adopt formlessness as a strategy

@bookwatch_com

10 ай бұрын

Nice 👍

@wassup3502

10 ай бұрын

@@bookwatch_com can you pin my comment so ppl can know

@TheVaneza08

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much..Very helpful.

@RC-lb3rg

7 ай бұрын

😮

@ANNIET5775

6 ай бұрын

Who cares (that has morals, compassion & genuine intelligence) ?? I had to quit after 8 minutes. Couldn't listen any more.

I've only listened for a few minutes, and it seems that the advice given are quite sociopathic. Sure, it can work if you master them, but probably not as an enduring strategy. It it better to build trust, authenticity and perform highly in a consistent manner. These are rare qualities and will stand out in the long run. Be aware not to be exploited without a fair return, in the long run. If you are a high performer, your power lies in the possibility to deny, withdraw a bit or even exit.

@SteelValyrian

7 ай бұрын

There are laws which talk about being irreplaceable as well as laws about being mysterious and "formless." I think it is very context based and this video doesn't give much of any context beyond old historical examples, some of which do not sit well with our modern sensibilities. For instance the idea of "destroying someone completely," does seem rather socio/psychopathic to me and the opposite of how I'd ever want to behave. But then you have to remember humanity's brutal history is full of these psychopaths and sometimes the least painful solution was to find them out and remove the threat as much as possible. This does not always mean death, but exile and shame can turn the stomach as well. Some people are closer to beasts, but this does not make them evil to me- motivations and- most important- actions define them.

@whiteviper1979

6 ай бұрын

It's never ever worked on me and never ever will!

@KyleTO7

Ай бұрын

This is how a lot of ppl act so it's good to study it to know how to manipulate thier game. That or what type of environments normal people like us should stay away from

Why cant we just be ourselves? No good? Attention is the last thing i want. Lord keep me me please. Thank you

I wouldnt trust anyone discouraging people from reading this book. Its like rich people telling you money is the root of all evil.

@user-zn4mr3hd1w

8 ай бұрын

True

@manofsteelgoodmanll.2512

Ай бұрын

Yeah true it'll show you that evilness will come in all forms,where you'll think that someone's beside you when their really against you and jealous of you to try to get to fail ,they are manipulators not successors...if their toxic their evil and cold hearted there's something wrong with it's never naturally to be that mean or put others down then get a rise out of it that's just sick man.

@simhess9720

Ай бұрын

The "Love" of money is the root of all evil.

@manofsteelgoodmanll.2512

Ай бұрын

@simhess9720 and the way how a toxic person manipulates others to take sides,control everything do what they want even make of them on purpose is the root of all evil too that's not right at all that's why If something's wrong it's important to just walk away from that person.

@KingBaldEagle1984_Prosperity

21 күн бұрын

It's good for people who wants to protect him/ herself from narcissistic controlling people

Video is an A+++!!! The book itself is for the weak and insecure. Its not even intelligent manipulation... The ignorant will follow the "laws" but if you can actually read/watch this and understand that these actions are done by the weak, you can identify them and truly have "power."

@rutwikkk

10 ай бұрын

Bruh legit. Been listening to the book and it's so shallow in it's thoughts. If anyone would try to use these power tactics on me, I'd know they're an asshole, lose the little respect I have for them and wouldn't give any value to any of their thoughts

@shivjayvolvloikar

2 ай бұрын

Lol... What an idiot

48 Laws of Power: A book to read so you can identify the villain's techniques it teaches so they may not manipulate you..

@bookwatch_com

6 ай бұрын

🥇

How can anyone enjoy living like this?

@discordraburg9988

3 ай бұрын

they dont, for them life is a constant fight apperently.

@jackknife4547

Ай бұрын

THEY WILL MANIPULATE YOU UNLESS YOU KNOW THEIR TECHNIQUES

@preaas469

3 күн бұрын

Everyone manipulating eachother in this world is already hard to enjoy living

Proof is better than argument

@bookwatch_com

Жыл бұрын

🔥

@todmanson7849

Жыл бұрын

Yes, so never say Fuxk you mom, just do it.

@RSKLove

Жыл бұрын

Obviously you have yet to encounter what real Machiavelli’s ought to do.

@PinupSticknerd

11 ай бұрын

... notoriously unwilling to do so (lest we forget)

@lolakiss2571

8 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

Pretty amazing how relevant this is to most corporate work environments. My buddy and I always called it the “psyop” but this is insanely relevant. It’s absolutely disgusting behavior but valuable information. I’ve had my reputation attacked for the last 3 years because I’m overqualified and have stayed out of the work social circle at all costs after watching these people eat themselves. After time it is more apparent to me that the easiest target is the one who is the not in the room at the time.

I'm hearing words like victim, trap, and deceive. This explains the world I've been living in and my fake friends… It's like soul-robbing vibes here. Creepy creepy vibes! ✌️🏾

@jameseverett4976

5 ай бұрын

The more I hear of these "laws" the more I feel like the book is a trick by the author on the book buying public, using something closer to what he see's as the REAL laws of power...and selling books through the illusion that he is so much smarter than us. I like this one: "Keep your hands clean by hiding your mistakes, and when necessary, use a scapegoat to deflect blame. Maintain a pristine reputation." And... "Discover each person's weaknesses or "thumb screw" by observing and listening. Exploit weaknesses to your advantage." Nothing dishonest or underhanded to see here folks. Now go buy the book and become a great "success".

Thanks for the video!

@bookwatch_com

Жыл бұрын

❤️

Hey man you should make a spotify, would love to listen to your summaries on the go.

So basically, the reason I've never been successful is because I'm not an evil conniving sociopath.

@jameseverett4976

5 ай бұрын

Exactly. Not sure why some comments are praising this....oh wait, no - I guess there are plenty of psychopaths that find this "pure genius".

@armstrong2052

Ай бұрын

I love how these comments are oblivious that this isn't a strategy guide it's a forewarning of intent and power. Not, "Being a douche-101"

@KantuMutaka

Ай бұрын

No it's because you never saw any or most of the laws being done to you and their intent but now that you know you are now better equipped to handle psychopaths.

@mrhappy4521

5 күн бұрын

And gang stalkers will hate you for that

This is a guide in life for normal (untraumatized) people. People with trauma already internalised this. They need to do the contrary.

This presentation is on point! ❤🔥💯🌎

@bookwatch_com

10 ай бұрын

🙏

Just found out your channel while searching this audio book is there or not in utube and hell yeah it is and i also got the chance to find out your channel ❤🎉 thank u very much and your channel should have been more expose with great content like this 🙂 tysm peace out 😎

@bookwatch_com

Жыл бұрын

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Thanks for posting this. This is one of the most excellent and detailed summaries of this book on KZread. I like the 50th law too.

@bookwatch_com

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much ❤️

@Rayvvvone

8 ай бұрын

This video promotes deception and using people as if they are objects. ts symptomatic of a very sick, toxic society. Trump would approve.

@MrVayolence

8 ай бұрын

By 50 cent

@SouthEastSJ

7 ай бұрын

@@MrVayolence😂😂😂

I’m sorry I have watched this video every night now for 3 months or so. I’ve never commented but I just thought I’d say thank you for putting time and effort into this.

@bookwatch_com

28 күн бұрын

Thank you 🙏

Morfofis, you are very very good at drawing circles!!

Wish he would write this for teachers.... most of this applies. But the public school is a unique toxic environment.

Thank you SOO much liked, shared, and added all notifications from bell. Seriously one of the most important books of all time, something to study, obsess over, even worship. It's a deeply powerful compilation of insightful knowledge and chilling details on psychology. This video is just as important tbh, bringing so many impora t ideas into a palatable format

@bookwatch_com

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏

@jamiegenke3328

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the attention, it's great finding videos like this. Creators like yourself are fairly rare

I’m sick and tired of envious people

@antoineleedolliole7549

Ай бұрын

Fuck yeah!

Thanks for the super information 👍❤️really appreciate 😊😊

thank you for the vid. it helps me a lot

Just knowing some of this can suffice. Simply by knowing about potential hazards, make them dissolve. The spell and repercussions of conformity dissipates. Don't corrupt, limit or inhibit yourself. Don't regress to the mean. Do your thing.

Law 1: 0:41 Law 2: 1:52

@KyleTO7

Ай бұрын

Did you change videos at law 3? Lol

Sometimes I have issue with laws overlapping each other in a seemingly contradictory way. Not sure if it's out there but it would really help to have Robert Greene himself translate each law

@Quaneem

11 ай бұрын

He mentioned this. I forgot exactly what he said but I know he mentioned that the laws are to be used based on the circumstances. You use what’s best depending on the outcome you want. Use the laws like you would the Bible. Pick and choose which verse is better for that day, moment, or Situation.

@sewison7990

10 ай бұрын

That's not how the Bible works.The Bible is the word of God ,and is itself God. The word is alive,not a tool to be used.

@sysonic917

10 ай бұрын

The book isn't supposed to be used linear or be used at the same time at once, you choose a law that is based on your circumstance to help you gain power no matter the circumstance.

@getplayed7272

10 ай бұрын

@@sewison7990aight bro I ain't an atheist but religion is man made. So there is bound to be some bullshit

@zyzzcorner1471

8 ай бұрын

@@sewison7990 how can a book be god when its written by humans?

Law 1: speak with authority and perceived expertise. That way, you can lay out 2 contradictory laws, and people will still believe and reveal you, even though you don't know anything except how to sell a book

@munkyzunkle1781

10 ай бұрын

Amen Brother! It’s good to see someone else on here who gets it. I stated in my earlier comment that I think the guy who made this did so with good intentions, but the number of comments praising the book as one of the most important ever and a must read - one even went so far as to say it is worthy of worship. So packed with logical fallacies, blatant cognitive biases and obvious contradictions that it’s just all bad. Anyway, appreciated the comment. Have a great day! Peace.

❤I choose to use these POWERS for good not evil . Make shure you know with great power comes great responsibility ❤❤

@quilldev6280

7 ай бұрын

Shure 😂

@ricklegendary2990

6 ай бұрын

Stan Lee

@gsmith6733

6 ай бұрын

Yes - a price.

Great info thanks for sharing

Thank you for making such a detailed summary for everyone. I hope your channel continues to grow and gain the appreciation it deserves.

@bookwatch_com

11 ай бұрын

🙏

your raw bro i hate reading but ive been wanting to read this book . im trying to get back to having a bulletproof mindset . life took its toll . ima watch this every morning . thank you !

This video is too good , explained well and well edited , this should be way more viral

@bookwatch_com

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 📚 "48 Laws of Power" by Robert Greene offers insights into the dynamics of power, influence, and manipulation. 00:29 🤔 Reading the book helps readers understand how power works and how to use it ethically for personal benefit. 00:40 🚫 Law 1: Never outperform the master; avoid showing off skills to superiors as it may threaten them. 01:08 ⚠️ Attempting to replace a boss is risky; it's essential to maintain their confidence and security. 02:03 👥 Law 2: Be cautious about trusting friends; former enemies can be more loyal, and hiring friends may not be the best choice. 03:29 🤐 Law 3: Hide your intentions; keeping your true goals secret prevents others from preparing defenses against you. 04:25 🤐 Law 4: Always say less than you could; speaking sparingly can make you appear more powerful and mysterious. 05:37 🛡️ Law 5: Guard your reputation; a strong reputation can help persuade and influence others. 07:04 💥 Law 6: Always attract attention; standing out is more valuable than being ignored, even if it means being controversial. 08:12 🙌 Law 7: Take credit for others' work; claiming credit can make you appear more productive and efficient. 09:09 🎣 Law 8: Have other people come to you; making others approach you gives you control and keeps you on the offensive. 10:18 🤝 Law 9: Win through your actions, not arguments; actions speak louder than words, and proof is better than argument. 11:13 😊 Law 10: Avoid unhappy and unlucky people; negativity can affect you, so surround yourself with positive influences. 12:24 🤝 Law 11: Make people depend on you; when others rely on you, you gain freedom and influence. 13:48 🎁 Law 12: Be selective with your honesty and generosity; use kindness and honesty strategically to disarm others. 15:12 💼 Law 13: When asking for help, appeal to the person's self-interest; understand what motivates them and align your request with their goals. 16:21 🕵️ Law 14: Disguise as a friend, work as a spy; gather information discreetly to gain an advantage in relationships and competition. 17:48 ⚔️ Law 15: Completely destroy your enemy; don't leave room for them to retaliate; ensure your victory is decisive. 19:10 👥 Law 16: Gain respect and honor with your absence; strategically stepping away from a group can enhance your reputation and influence 19:40 🤯 If your partner starts taking you for granted, spending some time apart can make them miss you and appreciate you more. 20:06 💡 To stand out and be unique, create suspense, and be unpredictable. People tend to gravitate towards what they understand and like, so being unpredictable can give you an edge. 21:17 🌟 When at a disadvantage, being hard to predict can be a winning strategy. It confuses opponents, creates room to maneuver, and can lead them to make mistakes. 22:25 🚫 While it may be tempting to isolate yourself when you feel threatened, it's often better to stay connected with others to maintain power and awareness. 23:34 🤝 Be cautious in your dealings with others, as different individuals react differently to how they are treated. Avoid offending the wrong person and assess who you're dealing with. 25:40 💪 Don't take sides in arguments. By remaining neutral and not making promises to others, you can position yourself as a desirable leader who can mediate conflicts. 26:38 🙌 Cultivate a following by giving people something to believe in and fight for. Exploit their desire to belong and have a purpose to gain power and influence. 28:18 🕊️ When facing aggression, consider yielding instead of escalating. Yielding can confuse your opponent and give you time to strategize for a better outcome. 29:14 🎯 Concentrate your efforts on your most important goals to avoid distractions and increase your chances of success. 30:24 🎭 In power dynamics, it's essential to master the art of being a courtier, understanding and manipulating the rules to your advantage. 32:44 🎭 To maintain your image and reputation, act with professionalism, avoid making excuses, and always be prepared with a scapegoat to take the blame if needed. 33:55 🎭 Shape and recreate your identity to fit your current situation and gain control over your power and reputation. 35:03 🌟 Keep your hands clean by hiding your mistakes, and when necessary, use a scapegoat to deflect blame. Maintain a pristine reputation. 36:17 🌐 Capitalize on people's desire to belong and have a purpose. Create a cult-like following by offering something to believe in and making them feel special. 37:27 🦁 Embrace boldness and avoid indecision. Courage and assertiveness can help you gain power and respect, while hesitation can make you appear weak. 39:22 📅 Plan meticulously for the end result, thinking ahead and covering all details to ensure your hard work pays off and your goals are achieved 39:36 🤔 Plan for the future with a long-term view and consider possible risks to avoid going wrong. Your power often comes from what you don't do. 40:33 🧙‍♂️ Make your accomplishments appear effortless and easy. People respect those who can make the impossible look easy. 41:44 🪄 Create compelling spectacles and visuals to impress and rally people. Visuals are more memorable than words. 45:13 🕵️ Discover each person's weaknesses or "thumb screw" by observing and listening. Exploit weaknesses to your advantage. 49:37 😎 Don't follow your great predecessors blindly; establish your uniqueness and carve your own path. 53:21 🚫 Eliminate disruptive individuals who cause trouble within a group to maintain harmony and achieve your goals. 57:35 💔 Use emotions and psychological techniques to win people's hearts and cooperation instead of resorting to intimidation. 59:16 🪞 Employ the mirror effect to disarm and distract opponents. Copy their actions or words to deceive and gain an advantage. 01:00:26 🔄 When implementing change, avoid making too many sudden or chaotic adjustments, as it can lead to resistance and rebellion. People prefer familiar routines. 01:01:08 😌 To make change more appealing, employ a comforting deception. Preach change while maintaining the appearance of familiar traditions and institutions. 01:01:34 😎 Avoid appearing too perfect, as it can generate envy and silent enemies. Occasionally admitting harmless vices can make you seem more friendly and relatable. 01:02:48 🛑 After achieving success, resist the temptation to overextend. Stop when you've reached your goal to maintain control and prevent unnecessary risks. 01:04:12 🌊 Adopt formlessness as a strategy to remain adaptable and unpredictable. Avoid rigid systems and embrace flexibility to confound opponents. Made with HARPA AI

@VeryProPlayerYesSir1122

8 ай бұрын

Not all heroes wear cape. Thanks you sir.

@vaughanrowsey5107

8 ай бұрын

I appreciate the time you took to do this!

@deemanne2457

6 ай бұрын

​@@vaughanrowsey5107 Facts....!!!!

@KyleTO7

Ай бұрын

You're a boss.

No one has taken advantage of me because I dont let it happen.

Thanks for ur videosss

@bookwatch_com

Жыл бұрын

Thank you too ❤️

I gave 48 Laws to my children because it helped them to become aware of when they are being manipulated. That is power.

Great video!

@bookwatch_com

6 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Yo thank you

@bookwatch_com

Жыл бұрын

Thank you too ❤️

Dear Lord. So the Law of Power is stealing someone else's work and taking credit for it. What a motivation.

When I got into the "let others work and don't give them credit (non-verbatim)" part, I'm like "Wtf is this? Nope."

@bookwatch_com

Жыл бұрын

The book is meant for those people who want to protect themselves from these tactics. You need to know them so you can protect yourself. It is not so you can do it to others. :)

@jeonjungkook5565

11 ай бұрын

lmao us

@Urawizardharryy

10 ай бұрын

@@bookwatch_com but if he wrote it like that people could take it the wrong way and actually do it to others

I love this book! Thank you for the talk between each law for understanding

@bookwatch_com

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏

establish limits for reasonable reasons and don't play into situations that put you in a vulnerable spot. whenever people are vulnerable some psychopath always seems to pop up to cause persistence for ending up in worse situations to take advantage of them as it would be too enticing to pass up an opportunity to figure being better than them and themselves.

very good

@bookwatch_com

10 ай бұрын

🙏

Disguise as a friend, work as a spy. I know a few feckers like that....

what did you use for this? Resemble?

This book teach you how to be a snake. I cant use these tactics because im not that kind of person.

@user-ejxomyq

8 ай бұрын

it can help you protect yourself from one. the bible is the same way

@ooooBrianGriffinoooo

28 күн бұрын

Only If you use it to be a snake, it's a defensive playbook to identify manipulative people and schemes.

This has akways been waaaay too much for me to think about. I get targeted alot because Im not good with things like this.

This is Modern Life comprehensive The art of War for strategy, tactics, psychology, judgment, technique.

It’s about 5-10 “laws” I would take out but the rest is gold

Be careful with these tactics, doing evil to people will make others likely pay you back

Please make some more detail video's like this or make short one but make playlist.

@bookwatch_com

Жыл бұрын

We have a playlist on our channel check it out

One of the best books I've ever read!!! Ive got 3 versions of it: The Original, The Concise version and the Audio Book.

Woww . The Best book summary ever❤

@bookwatch_com

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much

Also, your voice is great. Remember that you can pquse and talk slower sometimes and it can bring more attention to choice details too:)!

@bookwatch_com

Жыл бұрын

Thank you we do our best

@SteelValyrian

7 ай бұрын

@@bookwatch_com Not really trying to call anyone out lol, but I was already convinced it was an AI voice. Now this response has me at 100% 😆

A dog has a boss, humans have employers. Employers and employees are equally worthy. The employee just rents out time to the employer, the employer pays for it and nothing more.

These are tactics to look out for when others want to take advantage you. But to resist.

Have to watch out for the setups 😮‍💨

🤗 Delightful

I recently discovered this book and realized this is my boss's handbook. Reading it is eye opening. He's an even bigger jerk than I ever imagined. I need a strong defense. I will likely have to ask for God's protection. It's clear now that my enemy is much more formidable than previously thought.

@ooooBrianGriffinoooo

28 күн бұрын

Educate yourself to his tactics and formulate your defense. Manipulators only have power if they can manipulate you.

perfect

1 Law.. Trust nobody..

I spent a good chunk of my teens in youth facilities, training schools and group homes with clinical psychopaths and killers I learned these lessons early

the thing with this machiavellianism is that it expects you to constant masquerade .

When quite ppl think ur mad or ur up something. But just like to be quiet. Not away u need to talk.

Kept running into law 1 that has prevented my growth in status. Even when i dim my light or suppress i still outshine people who work over me and coworkers. I'd now rather work alone

nice video

@bookwatch_com

5 ай бұрын

❤️

25:19 WTF is on the upper right corner😂

@PoeticSneakerHead

Жыл бұрын

LOL

This book is to help people to be aware how world works and people wicked intentions

It is good to know how these ppl think to protect yourself.

I have come to enjoy it. It shows how hard they are willing to work to get one riled up. Of course I have to engage so that they will work even harder the next round. 😂

48 laws of power is like steps that destroy all the other steps...hope who understands it knows gravity is a natural law...

@anthonygato407

5 ай бұрын

mmmm.... well gravity is really an electromagnetic phenomenon.

Please summarize Mastery

@bookwatch_com

Жыл бұрын

We will soon

Our society is sick. The video describes a result of that sickness.

Thank

@bookwatch_com

11 ай бұрын

🦾

Always be 10 steps ahead

Power is power.

this is a great music for video this nature

33:31

This dude literally just loved every comment w)o reading them😂 what apiece of work! 🤣

@bookwatch_com

Ай бұрын

I read everything

When you reach for power , you get none

1:48 I turn off is when you meet someone and become comfortable with them and realize who they are then you lose interest in what they are so your heart part ways do to your line of communication😢

11:27 😮My grandfather told me one time we were putting up the Christmas like my grandfather told me you never worry about anyone's problems because then they will become your problems😢 Advising people with problems are people that fail to obey instructions or people that are being oppressed by people that are failing to obey instructions because I think about my situation see I'm being oppressed and I'm just waiting patiently okay patiently ohmygod enduring the pit but trying to learn as much as I can before I'm released back into the life as the beast is free 🤨🤔😔

My co-workers and my manager have been taking advantage of me and it's really been stressing me out..... it's almost as if KZread knows what I'm going through..... maybe because of the video I uploaded I don't know

I read the book, rarely done any in it cause I don't really need to. But as the result, I saw manipulation from my extended family miles away now 😅. And I stopped coming to family gathering. Funnily enough, duting one job interview, the person who was doing my interview mentioned that he knew I can read people well enough and his slight manipulation fell flat, amused he proceed to do normal interview with me. We became good coworkers later on 😂

The end is crazy

Some of this is cool. Most of it is fear based.

48 Laws of Power is an intro to manipulation for people who have literally never manipulated, or at least done so willingly. It gets way deeper than this. It's also woefully boring and unnecessarily long, even though I do think people should at least absorb the basic ideas, so summaries are great. Thanks!

How to be a sociopath

@FeIix_the_Cat

18 күн бұрын

Essentially.

just exposing the weak. awesome book

Results may vary. For me it backfired

That's a lot of laws to remember.