The Concise 48 Laws Of Power (The Modern Machiavellian Robert Greene)

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Law 31: Give people choices and recommendations that always lead to positive results for both of you.

this book is an eye opening to what goes around us and how people with certain skills get what they want. After reading this book, I realized how dishonest and merciless you have to be at times, in your journey to success.As Fight Mediocrity claims, this is the essential counterpart to Carnegie's book, yet to read that but I can well imagine that this claim is on point.

Las 48 leyes del poder, son leyes fundamentales para el exito y no hay que obviarlas, hay que ponerlas en practica.

Robert has lived in London, Paris, and Barcelona; he speaks several languages and has worked as a translator. Law 10: Surround yourself with people who lift you up, so you can all help the unhappy and unlucky find personal freedom too. He presents a powerful new perspective on the deep psychological mechanisms behind birthday parties, royal coronations, fire-walking and terrifying rites of passage. C. California at Berkeley and the University of Wisconsin at Madison, where he received a degree in classical studies. Christmas is just around the corner, but DON’T PANIC: we’re here to provide you with the ultimate festive gifting inspiration, and remind you that books are certainly the easiest presents to wrap…!

Powerful people sense attempts at manipulation from a mile away, and if you happen to succeed, it’s only because they’ve decided to play along and manipulate you back. Robert Greene, author of bestselling books including Mastery, The 48 Laws of Power and The Art of Seduction (both from Profile), has a degree in Classical Studies and has been an editor at Esquire and other magazines. In 2001, Robert released his second book, The Art of Seduction, which is more than a sequel to The 48 Laws; it is both a handbook on how to wield the ultimate form of power, and a detailed look at the greatest seducers in history. Although I am certain I wouldn't abide by every law, it's good to know if they are being employed in front of or against me.

Another interesting part about the book is the use of historical tales, which makes the book intriguing.