The 48 Laws of Power in Under 30 Minutes

In this video, I go over all 48 Laws of Power with images of characters or events from each chapter in the book. In case you need a recap, here are all 48 Laws of Power:
Law 1: Never outshine the master.
Law 2: Never put too much trust in friends; learn how to use enemies.
Law 3: Conceal your intentions.
Law 4: Always say less than necessary.
Law 5: So much depends on reputation - guard it with your life.
Law 6: Court attention at all costs.
Law 7: Get others to do the work for you, but always take credit.
Law 8: Make other people come to you - use bait if necessary.
Law 9: Win through your actions, never through argument.
Law 10: Infection: avoid the unhappy and unlucky.
Law 11: Learn to keep people dependent on you.
Law 12: Use selective honesty and generosity to disarm your victim.
Law 13: When asking for help, appeal to people's self-interest.
Law 14: Pose as a friend, work as a spy.
Law 15: Crush your enemy totally.
Law 16: Use absence to increase respect and honor.
Law 17: Keep others in suspended terror: cultivate an air of unpredictability.
Law 18: Do not build fortresses to protect yourself - isolation is dangerous.
Law 19: Know who you're dealing with - do not offend the wrong person.
Law 20: Do not commit to anyone.
Law 21: Play a sucker to catch a sucker - seem dumber than your mark.
Law 22: Use the surrender tactic: transform weakness into power.
Law 23: Concentrate your forces.
Law 24: Play the perfect courtier.
Law 25: Re-create yourself.
Law 26: Keep your hands clean.
Law 27: Play on people's need to believe to create a cult-like following.
Law 28: Enter action with boldness.
Law 29: Plan all the way to the end.
Law 30: Make your accomplishments seem effortless.
Law 31: Control the options: get others to play with the cards you deal.
Law 32: Play to people's fantasies.
Law 33: Discover each man's thumbscrew.
Law 34: Be royal in your fashion: act like a king to be treated like one.
Law 35: Master the art of timing.
Law 36: Disdain things you cannot have: ignoring them is the best revenge.
Law 37: Create compelling spectacles.
Law 38: Think as you like but behave like others.
Law 39: Stir up waters to catch fish.
Law 40: Despise the free lunch.
Law 41: Avoid stepping into a great man's shoes.
Law 42: Strike the shepherd and the sheep will scatter.
Law 43: Work on the hearts and minds of others.
Law 44: Disarm and infuriate with the mirror effect.
Law 45: Preach the need for change, but never reform too much at once.
Law 46: Never appear too perfect.
Law 47: Do not go past the mark you aimed for; in victory, learn when to stop.
Law 48: Assume formlessness.
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[@RobertGreeneOfficial]

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[@Woke365]

I am going to write a book and the name is 1000 laws of wisdom.

[@ocean3638]

Yes, I listened to the entirety of the video. Thanks. Was going to type more thoughts, but thought I'd follow said advice 😂

[@doctorlefthandthread]

Some of this seems dark but maybe I am just soft

[@ocean3638]

@@doctorlefthandthread, It's actually very dark. Some of it seems narcissistic in nature. Other parts make sense to preserve oneself from people who don't want to grow.

[@wackywoowar9249]

no thanks mate

[@12Gauge223]

It’s painful when you hear the law spoken out loud and flashback to times when someone used it against you or when you failed to use it yourself, leading to misery. Painful but necessary to hear.

[@lucidevlin]

Why can I relate to this so much 😭

[@drkaushikt6926]

This is what will make you much more aware and help you avert such mistakes, ultimately winning

[@vixxnmusicofficial]

That part lol

[@khan_Ali13]

True

[@HeidiPeaches]

So much relate to this the rest of us, read it, and learn how to navigate certain situations we’re not naturally inclined to psychopaths use it to mask their true nature and remain unseen until they totally mindfuck you with zero remorse and complete and utter smug satisfaction some people are just sick The one thing about this I disagree with though the greatest law of power is the release of needing it or controlling an outcome. It’s one thing to understand how to be and be present in certain situations it’s another thing to be Fugazi as they say, especially if it’s four in the Farias and treacherous goals

[@prnz02]

Law 49: don't let others see or know that you are reading "The 48 Laws of Power"

[@Aryan-Swab]

Wow! That is actually a nice law! 😀👍

[@hydrayt9345]

Some “fight club” shit right there

[@Aryan-Swab]

@@hydrayt9345 Never let em know Ur next move

[@RebelliousLittleElf]

Without a doubt the most important.

[@joelj1187]

I acc encourage ppl to read it to guard themselves against others malice and manipulation in the world the book is a must read what you do with the information is more an ethical thing it’s essential to know how to not be used by others tho

[@OmniSphinx]

This is messed up but useful as well, it's woken me up to those around me using these tactics on me. I'll be using the 48 laws of power as a defence, not to attack the vulnerable. Thank you.

[@cynthiariley-om4ve]

This is helpful in sizing up other people in general ❤

[@mariaconiramirez6686]

It is but sadly it’s the norm for other people. I sadly know most of these laws before I read it and it’s helpful to not let others use them on myself.

[@12Gauge223]

I’m sure that’s the author’s intention.

[@timewalker38]

​@@mariaconiramirez6686yeah most PPL already know this by experience ngl

[@studiofzd]

Use them to attack the flaws in yourself. Everyone has parts of themselves that work against them, be diligent in your discipline to be the best version of yourself. You ARE your worst enemy

[@laurenkil]

It’s better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war… For the first 35 years or so of my life I found it almost impossible to believe that people were calculated in social engagements. Like I just couldn’t believe that an average person would consciously manipulate a situation or a person for their own favor. Now that I am older it’s clear to me that many or maybe even most people do! I’ll be reading this book with my middle schooler this year. I hope it helps protect his soft heart in a way mine was not! ❤

[@9SK-Pinokio9]

Governments and politisans using it to advance them selfes and their causes! Work kolegues using it to be in better position than the others! It never hurt to be avare and informed to be able to protekt your self when you can!

[@Youngdanny45]

Law 49: learn to recognize when the previous 48 laws are being applied towards you.

[@laaaliiiluuu]

Law 50: Have sex

[@bricesuire5072]

Yes

[@ransfordofori9524]

Either a leader or a follower

[@Photik]

Law 49 is actually the law of seduction.

[@tamerfarhat5042]

sounds like freemasonry to me🙃

[@KungenTV]

This is the perfect handbook for evil and versus evil. These are obviously tools for a sociopath, psychopath and a narcissist. Understand these rules will give you a protective shield against these people.

[@misspeaches2217]

@burntoast check out all 48 and see how much bhb knows. I don't think she is smart enough to verbalize them with grace, if at all. But she intuitively knows most of it very well.

[@lethalbox909]

Exactly what I was thinking of. These behaviors are trademark qualities of toxic people. But, being able to recognize them will help us defeat them.

[@OmniSphinx]

That's what I'll be doing however it's best to be careful with these types of people and not let them know you're aware of their evilness

[@aggression7836]

Amen

[@omardinhoR9]

I consider myself as someone good, and I’ve been dumb enough get get fooled by these tricks by absolute losers. Almost got me killed!!

[@SekouThaDon420]

If you're reading this comment, it's not too late; you've already been immensely blessed with an abundance of love, wealth, luck, health, joy, and whatever else your heart desires!! I'm so proud of you for surviving everything you've been through This is your sign to go after what your heart most desires for the highest good, it's your time to shine.

[@irinab4483]

Amen 🙌🙌🙌

[@JohnShiva10]

Amen.

[@mahvelbby7599]

Law 32 play on peoples fantasies

[@stellafosua5578]

You are too kind, Thank you. Wishing you the same and more❤

[@nokapboby3861]

Thank you!! Life has been a true blessing since i changed my life around. 2024 has been nothing but happiness. Sobriety is king. God is real. I have a purpose. Read your comment and its all positivity. True blessings. Stay blessed 🙏🙏

[@purplesun3792]

The 48 ways to be an anxious sociopath

[@Joe-dw7xu]

You really think??

[@purplesun3792]

@@Joe-dw7xu yes

[@goldenremnant2610]

@@purplesun3792lol… Based on interviews that Robert Greene has done in the past, I imagine the book’s intent was to educate the naive with how sociopathic/narcissistic people operate and become successful. A lot of good can come from benevolent souls being educated on their blind spots and naivety of how others around them might use them for personal gain. I don’t agree with many of these as a PRESCRIPTION in life, but rather, a DESCRIPTION of the diabolical behavior seen in a surprisingly large percentage (but perhaps still a minority) of people today. And I also believe it paints a picture of what humanity is capable of in terms of selfishness, unfortunately. ”This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come. For men shall be lovers of their own selves, covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, without natural affection, trucebreakers, false accusers, incontinent, fierce, despisers of those that are good, traitors, heady, highminded, lovers of pleasures more than lovers of God; having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof: from such turn away. For of this sort are they which creep into houses, and lead captive silly women laden with sins, led away with divers lusts, ever learning, and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth. Now as Jannes and Jambres withstood Moses, so do these also resist the truth: men of corrupt minds, reprobate concerning the faith. But they shall proceed no further: for their folly shall be manifest unto all men, as theirs also was.“ ‭‭2 Timothy‬ ‭3‬:‭1‬-‭9‬ ‭KJV‬‬

[@jojohns9755]

I agree. This sounds like a lot and born out of fear and manipulation. Way too much

[@TaxAssessorCollector]

Struck a nerve ?

[@MetalCrull]

I've read "The Prince" by Machiavelli lately and he says something like: "Even if you're good, you should know evil and know how to play dirty". Similarly I remember somewhere in Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Nietzsche a quote like: "There's a different between being benevolent and not having claws".

[@dregga7638]

There is no "being good". Or another way to put this is that everyone is always both good and bad at the same time.

[@sergiomoreno6861]

​@@ChiasmMarksTheSpot"You have to be a monster, an absolute monster and then you should learn how to control it" Jordan B. Peterson.

[@peterburns4586]

​@@sergiomoreno6861"So then because thou art lukewarm, and neither cold nor hot, I will spew thee out of My mouth." -Jesus Revelation 3:16

[@peterburns4586]

​@@dregga7638that's wrong. Everyone has the potential for good and evil, and soljenitzsen already went over this so just read his thing first ya ya ya before you go mouthing off

[@Jenni-bx1qu]

​@@peterburns4586that's not evil. Everyone does it. In this case, it just gets inmoral when you call it by it's name. Or maybe I grew up in a narcissistic city. Who knows. But I doupt that.

[@steve007lax]

I like Law #46 never appear too perfect. Envy can create silent enemies. You will constantly be under attack without notice because people love to try and burst your bubble.

[@tommychappell6359]

@@glamglamglamglamglam whats up with these people? dammm. yeah or tell them to shove it up their gut. stop being egg-shelly/weird around other people.

[@tommychappell6359]

@@glamglamglamglamglam yeah or people need to learn to get a life. and grow up and see that people are contributing to society. see bigger picture than themselves. This goes with the intimidation factor. but why? why not think the individual is using their power for good/change? or just forsake them for good. not discounting it, everyone feels envy for different reasons. It is part of human nature/condition (hence something we should spend time). but really should try investing in other ways of looking at things. healthier approaches dealing with it. if can't control inner envy, soon you will find yourself treating person basedd off inner envy, and that's not very fair. think about it, should a guy be ramsacked because of how yourself feel inside? or are just protecting deeper insecurity? It's not even that we all don't experience that, including myself. but it's how deal with feelings that make the difference.rather than casting other individual, have you yourself not thought hang maybe we should wish that individual well? don't cast away just because we deem they should (be treated how we treat them). it is a self-protection mechanism. but mechanism really doesn't need to exist. Envy is a darker emotions of human-condition, BUT is also very Natural/Evolutionary/Human (light). Inetrgal part in all of us, you don't think the person ahead of you feels envy or that any of us don't feel towards even other people? (not alienating people based on envy but in fact showing it's very human, however its what we do with it that counts, how do we ensue security, how do have trust, can support other to have trust? maybe that person has their own values.. that would benefit people in their own way. (and thus put people benefited in front of envy individual). This is how I recently viewed one of my enemies, I thought while I don't approve of their methods. perhaps it would lead to a value of its own kind. thus BENEFITTING the people. thus when we put value in one we are puttng value into hands of countless others to benefit from said traits. people aren't envious, their intimidated. because they believe it will come down on their heads. hence if show intention, that you won't use agaisnt them. and do best in capability to use for good. don't these people deserve a fair trial? a fair chance? (at least).

[@lowveil]

@@tommychappell6359well yea, and ideal world would be where everyone thought like this. but the world is unfair, and many people don’t think like that. many people envy, and even if you told them all this and made them aware of themselves, they are comfortable in their envy

[@tommychappell6359]

@@lowveil you are correct it is not. Think many of those is in underestimation of abilities/capacities and histories. But yes like to project feelings onto other people. Also one of many unfoetunates of life. Noone knows. But you. Ofc I wouldn't expect them to. But doesn't stop them from trying. Or perhaps we're all just living in the past. (And it is very indicative of that fact). Many aren't geared up in that way. Many things missed as a reason of that. (Because of where we are in human evolution path). Perhaps advanced ai would tell finer elements that rly matter and decipher to being in these higher equality elements. reminiscent of age/times we living in. I think deep down many know this. (How we are missing those things, missing a picture we cannot see). Things do exist (are real) but due to evolutionary limitations cannot see them. Bigger picture is we are not viewing bigger picture (invisible in front of our eyes). And it's very sad/unfortunate. Many of us deserve way better, which things we never end up obtaining. We think truth seeing in front of us is the fuller picture (truth is very much that it is not, at all fuller picture). Many people who we think are not right are in fact right ( in their inner conclusion, who would seem to us dishonest), but are only ones to know it. (That things we know are in fact the truth). Reality told me that things can be deep and truth, very often are. Eventually deep knowledge will become everyone's second knowledge. (Unfortunate not any time soon).

[@timewalker38]

Or maybe actually be that perfect that nobody can do anything to youuu

[@Aaa-dv3oi]

Tbh this works so well for me because it shows me all of my faults socially (one of the most frustrating aspects of my life), ik this isn’t a guidebook of how to make actual friendships, because not all friends are envious if you find someone on your same wavelength, however this works for work environments like school, uni, or work. I’ve noticed many of these things in my reflections but hearing them out loud helps me organise all of those scrambled reflections

[@wambuiythera4765]

Scarcity builds value... Time to be scarce and build my value.. If you can't have something let it go... Time for me to accept things. Law 36#

[@lilgoodie06]

Reduced a 20+ hour audiobook into 30 mins 🔥🔥🔥

[@GTAmobileexperience]

You violating one of the laws by taking a shortcut

[@DeathtotheAshes]

@@GTAmobileexperiencecope

[@eraserhead2063]

@@DeathtotheAshes You must be fun at parties.

[@DeathtotheAshes]

@@eraserhead2063 and then what

[@theforgottenhistory8450]

@@DeathtotheAshes”cope”, the coolest effing dude in da hoood 😎 killed it ma mannn

[@satnamo]

Self-mastery is the ultimate form of power, power itself ❤

[@karatjuicepodcast]

Whenever Mr. Greene talks about mastery it resonates with me because I’ve had that feeling before when it comes to my own creative endeavors and it hits home. You are spot on with your sentiment @satnamo

[@wimvolkers2163]

A man who is not the master of himself, is a slave.

[@TheRichie213]

I don't agree with all of this. I wouldn't worship all of this. Think for yourself.

[@patrickwatrin5093]

​@@TheRichie213😂

[@danielossygexon]

How did you know that? i have achieved that too?

[@latitudepost]

This is all very interesting. I would like to add one point on the subject of Reputation. It is a powerful thing but also an incredibly fragile thing. People spend a lifetime building a reputation and yet it only takes a few seconds to destroy it.

[@JESSEXTO]

I just stumbled upon your channel & I cannot wait to binge watch everything in the AM.

[@MsInsaneNMembrane]

Law 10 is one that is a top for me. Keeping unhappy ppl away is a key

[@loganthomas5858]

Can't relate, I'll always extend a hand I'm not afraid of drowning I know I can swim.

[@stepbystep8459]

​@@loganthomas5858 ❤❤❤

[@fizzgigmalmy2567]

Yeah I have no problem helping unhappy unfortunates....thats were the real treasure is....turning someone around from such

[@willlinke2849]

Law ten is very profound in the sense that I was told at a young age that if you hang out with people who make excuses, complain about constant misfortune and choose misery over making beneficial changes or at least maintain a positive perspective; then it won’t be long before nothing is your fault, unluckier than most and stuck in a gutter with them. 😂

[@marykinsella417]

Get out of the gutter ,you can do it😂keep your spirits up

[@willlinke2849]

@@marykinsella417 lol i never said i was in a gutter. I said i was warned about hanging out with “negative nancys” cause their attitudes are “poisonous”. I appreciate your gift of positive encouragement tho. Its never a wasted effort by any standard to send that kind of vibrational thingy out into the universe when your “cup is full”.

[@earthwalker7992]

You had wise people who cared about you! Awesome you grew up that way! =)

[@mansipal5066]

IDK why but this book gives obviously evil vibes and i don't think it is written to use it on others, but to help yourself from other's bad intentions...

[@baileyj5676]

Yes. It’s war regime

[@studiofzd]

We believe that's a weaker perspective on the subject

[@mansipal5066]

@@studiofzd Ah, I see, you prefer to view the 48 Laws of Power as a guide to understanding human behavior and interactions. Well, I guess if you can't beat 'em, join 'em, right? Just remember, knowledge is power, but using it wisely is the real challenge.

[@studiofzd]

@@mansipal5066 That's a very direct and detailed statement without evidence. "The sky is blue" is a weak perspective as it's only visually true to average human eyes during specific times of the day, and once you commit to research you find out it isn't blue at all. Thus, a weak perspective on the subject. Furthermore, books are pretty much always centered around human interaction and behavior. Without that element, it's hard to convey information. We actually like to use the laws for/against ourselves. Everyone has the capacity of evil, selfishness, and conformity. Especially, against ourselves. Most of our lives, we're our own biggest enemy/threat. We understand why someone could see it as evil. No argument there. But, good can be a driving factor as well

[@mansipal5066]

@@studiofzd well then what can I say, I don't actually want to read this paragraph...

[@demigodstatus]

I'm gonna be listening to this yearly from now on. Lots of great reminders on power and it's place in life if you wish to be great.

[@essgee4225]

You can listen to it all you want, I can tell if you are using these laws against me because I read it too.

[@mkelly9221]

​@@essgee4225😂😂😂

[@true6790]

Law 1: Never outshine the master. Law 2: Never put too much trust in friends; learn how to use enemies. Law 3: Conceal your intentions. Law 4: Always say less than necessary. Law 5: So much depends on reputation - guard it with your life. Law 6: Court attention at all costs. Law 7: Get others to do the work for you, but always take credit. Law 8: Make other people come to you - use bait if necessary. Law 9: Win through your actions, never through argument. Law 10: Infection: avoid the unhappy and unlucky. Law 11: Learn to keep people dependent on you. Law 12: Use selective honesty and generosity to disarm your victim. Law 13: When asking for help, appeal to people's self-interest. Law 14: Pose as a friend, work as a spy. Law 15: Crush your enemy totally. Law 16: Use absence to increase respect and honor. Law 17: Keep others in suspended terror: cultivate an air of unpredictability. Law 18: Do not build fortresses to protect yourself - isolation is dangerous. Law 19: Know who you're dealing with - do not offend the wrong person. Law 20: Do not commit to anyone. Law 21: Play a sucker to catch a sucker - seem dumber than your mark. Law 22: Use the surrender tactic: transform weakness into power. Law 23: Concentrate your forces. Law 24: Play the perfect courtier. Law 25: Re-create yourself. Law 26: Keep your hands clean. Law 27: Play on people's need to believe to create a cult-like following. Law 28: Enter action with boldness. Law 29: Plan all the way to the end. Law 30: Make your accomplishments seem effortless. Law 31: Control the options: get others to play with the cards you deal. Law 32: Play to people's fantasies. Law 33: Discover each man's thumbscrew. Law 34: Be royal in your fashion: act like a king to be treated like one. Law 35: Master the art of timing. Law 36: Disdain things you cannot have: ignoring them is the best revenge. Law 37: Create compelling spectacles. Law 38: Think as you like but behave like others. Law 39: Stir up waters to catch fish. Law 40: Despise the free lunch. Law 41: Avoid stepping into a great man's shoes. Law 42: Strike the shepherd and the sheep will scatter. Law 43: Work on the hearts and minds of others. Law 44: Disarm and infuriate with the mirror effect. Law 45: Preach the need for change, but never reform too much at once. Law 46: Never appear too perfect. Law 47: Do not go past the mark you aimed for; in victory, learn when to stop. Law 48: Assume formlessness

[@gaberoyalll]

Thank u

[@true6790]

@@gaberoyalll pleasure 😊

[@ratethewordplay]

THANKS 💯

[@emeraldmiguel3696]

these laws I saw it in my narcissist friend..furtunately I'm far from her

[@true6790]

@@emeraldmiguel3696 😂

[@karatjuicepodcast]

(#16. Use absence to increase respect & honor) is extremely underrated & rarely executed properly. Great video & content Mr. Greene.. appreciate it !

[@ethan.wroblewski]

Facts.

[@nstar1372]

How to execute?

[@codymonzo6425]

@@nstar1372I know your comment is from 9 months ago but if you do come back to this,from my understanding, knowing when to leave at the right time would be an example. -dont over stay your welcome or your presence will less appreciated by others.

[@ObiJakobe]

8:37 Law 16 is what I did during lunch at highschool. I rarely went to lunch and when I did, I would walk to different friend groups uplifting the mood briefly before leaving. I noticed people would start smiling with thier eyebrows rised like they were happy/surprised to see me. It was as if I was making their day just by being present. If I sat with them everyday it would dilute my words, reputation, presence, and influence.

[@HeshamMuffini]

If you ever listen to anything while reading comments, let it be this - read the book 25 money secrets from Donald Trump, then come back and thank me

[@Escapethematrix90]

Fake

[@ngtech2421]

The man never made a tangible business revenue, but lives on a fabricated business income. There is saying lately, there is only one person who profited from making business with him and that is the adult movie star!

[@amberhayes4078]

@@ngtech2421haha well said and very true!

[@michaeld4137]

⁠​⁠@@ngtech2421- i dont think you know what tangible or fabricated mean.

[@Number1DriversSeat]

After going over this book several times I still feel that integrity honesty and character will get your farther and being devious and underhanded in your endeavors.

[@innatecharisma]

Yes; both require a lot work. One comes with lots of guilt, the other comes with lots of paranoia.

[@TJ-ml8tt]

It won't. The higher you climb the more of these people you will find. Once you reach that level such virtue will be used against you. Imagine people who don't actually value the qualities you've mentioned. The closer you get to the top the less virtuous people there are. You know why? Because virtuous people don't desire to climb that high, naturally.

[@Number1DriversSeat]

@@TJ-ml8tt I’m not acting with these higher principles and living in devious manner you’re digging a ditch for yourself.

[@TJ-ml8tt]

@@Number1DriversSeat I understand. There will be a limit to your progress then, naturally. If you aren't considering jumping out of the ditch the moment your rival jumps in after you, and then covering up the hole, you've missed the point.

[@1234lowkey]

@@Number1DriversSeatyou don’t have to use them, but it’s important to know when they’re being used against you

[@1libertyboi]

These laws are important to keep in mind to understand day to day manipulation. Thank you, Robert, for compacting the laws into such a small size!

[@DwyaneWadeCounty]

It's called _The 48 Laws of Power_ , not "The 48 Laws of Manipulation". There is a clear difference.

[@thisfuckingkai]

@@DwyaneWadeCountythey aren’t mutually exclusive terms. Ex: Law 22 surrender is the opposite of power, yet it’s being used to manipulate your enemy. Manipulation is power. Power: the capacity or ability to direct or influence the behavior of others or the course of events.

[@DwyaneWadeCounty]

@@thisfuckingkai Robert Greene even said it one of his interview, _The Of Laws Of Power_ is not about "manipulating" someone. It's about increasing personal power to be able to live a better and fulfilling life. IN MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE with real people in my life, the ones that think that this book is a manipulation book are projecting their dark side onto to this book.. How do you manipulate someone by _Law 15 Crush your enemy totally_ or Law 18 Do not build fortresses to protect yourself - isolation is dangerous_ .

[@dasein9980]

Bruce tbh the title was chosen in part for marketing purposes. Robert talks about this.

[@d9637]

I don't like it I think the 48 laws are the least important part of the other 9 hours of the book. The laws on their own without context aren't as helpful. Take the laws out and you'll learn more than just listening to the laws in short. It's a shortcut that you shouldn't take.

[@Virtualacquaintance]

I have been needing this video for along time. Thankyou very much sir

[@amugaeshiz7276]

This stuff is deep, and makes me reflect on times I had difficult times dealing with things that happen in life and how I could've better dealt with those situations.

[@nirvana3327]

Please continue this series for other books as well starting with Laws of Human Nature , Mastery etc...

[@pezanaya7455]

He's right, Robert. Please, continue with this serie

[@karatjuicepodcast]

I second that !

[@drkaushikt6926]

YESSSSSSSS

[@summersky3827]

Yes please 🙏

[@HomeGrownLibrary]

Go read the books!

[@traveladdict116]

Work harder on yourself there is no enemy greater than yourself .

[@Victor-xv7jh]

Played like a fiddle and by no other than the beat of my own drum... 🖤🥀

[@tannyschristy8912]

Have seen just a few of your podcasts. Interesting and makes me think and understand so much 👍

[@musiolikart]

Since my mind is sharpened from this book, I reflected and changed my whole life. Now I’m proud of what I achieved. Thanks Mr. Greene, my mentor.

[@OFFONE]

100% tired of the low iq masses having an opinion on the book without reading it

[@movement2contact]

Which country's president are you? 🤔🙄

[@musiolikart]

@@movement2contact the president of my own reality an thoughts. You are in this moment, all is possible.

[@jcruz6453]

Yikes

[@musiolikart]

@Friedrich der Große yes, ist’s training and discipline. Law 4, Law 7, Law 1, Law 48 are favorites

[@johnayala5551]

I'm forever grateful to Robert Greene for making me see people's individuality and how to treat them wisely. I hate mind games & I'd rather enjoy my solitude in total peace than be in a relationship full of drama, betrayal, insincerity, mean-spiritedness & promiscuousness. To have this knowlege is to see deception & how to deal with them

[@Jenni-bx1qu]

Me too, but isn't the answer to just partizipate in it? I've got played by some really narcissistic people in the past because of my search for peace. How do you want to deal with those people?

[@johnayala5551]

@@Jenni-bx1qu the best way to deal with a narcissist is no-contact & do not engage if possible

[@Jassi-lh9iy]

OMG people like me exist 😭😭🖤

[@gaupokevo7960]

Yea Your the best , mane i wish life was yours to make the rules... literally like , E K Should had made the Bible man fuck

[@user-rf7qs9nz3n]

As yet one of the best videos I've ever seen, Especially when it comes to doing homework and you need something to listen to. Thank you a bunch, I appreciate your work.

[@9SK-Pinokio9]

You should concentrate on your homework! Not listening to this. Maybe some soft background music! This video should get your mind work and think the philosophy behind it! Or you are a multitasking genious whos brain can be split and think of different things in the same time?

[@user-ky9yo8ds9v]

I could never live so inauthentic though. There’s infinite ways to a single point. This can not be the only way to obtain power and I will prove it. And write my own book.

[@iampi314]

I look forward to reading your book 📖 🙏

[@aphmaaena9919]

I know this book is not entirely meant to make people follow these laws but after reading so many comments I sincerely want to ask: If everyone in the world would apply this, or at least just the majority of it. Can we imagine what we would become? Will we living in comfort? Will we be satisfied with how our lives have become? Will our existence in this world be considered worthwhile, purposeful, memorable and meaningful? When our final hour finally comes to us, would we be able to look back, sincerely feel and can tell ourselves that "I lived well.." ? Is it just always like, being the prey or being the predator? Is it just always like, being the one controlled or the one in control? Being the manipulated or the one being manipulative? I could be wrong but this all to me sounds all about winning.. winning no matter what it takes.. is success in life all about winning? I understand that going through life is not easy so we have to find ways to "defend" ourselves but if this is that "way", is it really any good than being the defenseless? Is there simply no way where we can still comfortably trust and find comfort in others? Is it already impossible to just do things sincerely and be happy for what other people have achieved? Can we no longer be truly honest and expect true honesty in return anymore? I know lots of you may be mad or even just laugh at my comment here, but I am sincerely asking these questions whether you see that as just another part of applying these laws of power or not.

[@paris_cellover]

read those laws, learn them, still be yourself and keep those laws in mind in the case others use them. Not all lessons are worth to do in all time of our life, but it's worth to learn and do it if it's the best way or even the only way to do. Eventually, giving up ego, being silent, mastering ourselves, being simple, being patient, loving ourselves are the best lessons to do everyday

[@Chris-cf2kp]

Psychopaths and sociopaths are a minority percentage of the population and they must exist on the fringes of society because they cause harm and disrupt the stability of society through behaviors which may incorporate these laws of power. They must operate covertly until their behavior is recognized, at which point they are shunned by the group and must uproot themselves to entirely brand new groups of people if they haven't been incarcerated, killed, or punished for such actions. They utilize these rules of power often unconsciously because they lack innate emotions of empathy and morality. Quantifying these dark behaviors is necessary for those of us who are not among these neurotic types so that we can recognize when they're being implemented against us, and for the truthful wisdom which some of them actually do possess. Quantifying behavior does not make that behavior automatically prevalent for all people. Additionally, in contrast: no person is ever completely altruistic, no matter how much they may profess themselves to be, and while most people will not follow through on dark behaviors in real life, we are always still capable of doing so and certainly possess the capability to formulate, conceptualize, and imagine dark behaviors such as the rules of power. So don't delude yourself in thinking you are above such dark behavior, as that in itself is a flawed behavior.

[@mariaconiramirez6686]

I learned these laws when I was younger didn’t have the best upbringing and got bullied when I was up to middle school. I hadn’t read the book but when I did I had already experienced it and most of them I knew. When I was younger I felt miserable and alone. I learned the hard way. The lessons aka laws helped me recognize the people who were being manipulative and seeking control or power over me. I don’t do these laws with everyone but it does help seeing through peoples bullshit especially in the workspace but if you really think about it Mother Nature is like this. I’m not saying it is right but it is something we as humans are capable of and I am glad I don’t have to practice it. I also seen these qualities in me as well. I only do it when I have to defend myself. Which isn’t as often. Luckily I learned to distances myself from these people.

[@mariamarchetti1574]

This is sad. I don't care for this, but I do now realize my former boss read this guy's book she was horrible and a therapist as well. She is hated to this day. KARMA

[@oygTriggaRu356P]

Honestly these laws are applied everyday from jail to the outside world to office builds to small companies from your cousin to your next door neighbor it’s all around us

[@azizahassan9308]

Learning those rules so I can help myself, Thank you, Robert.

[@Parveenthakur-qg2cs]

Amazing Lessons I learned today through your video Thank you soo much for this valuable Content. 😊

[@kaym.2854]

I am convinced that many people in leadership positions have read this book. whether its a good or bad thing depends on their motives.

[@kathykonkle1097]

It looks like an instruction manual on how to be as evil and selfish as possible. I'm horrified and glad I didn't buy the book. I'm very disappointed. I had previously liked Mr. Greene. Not saying he's wrong just that I'm not willing to be that kind of person. I'd rather just aim to be kind, patient and tolerant.

[@kaym.2854]

@@kathykonkle1097Yeah I agree with you on this one.. I've worked with people who abused their power in leadership roles doing things that were described here. And I'm quite sure I'm not the only one.

[@Bomaximus9]

@@kathykonkle1097use the book to despise selfish and evil people.

[@Bomaximus9]

@@kathykonkle1097chess not checkers

[@ainee9263]

​​@@kathykonkle1097I don't think the point of this book is "how to become the most powerful" , you don't have to "follow" those laws and you also don't have to believe they are healthy behaviors either. so he didn't wrote this for people to "follow" those laws , he is simply revealing all the ways people are using to gain power .

[@str4berryyy]

Dang this book is really something else. I mean It's literally BANNED in prisons throughout USA and It's basically teaching how to manipulate. For example, "Make others do the work for you, but always take the credit."

[@jamesross2438]

You do not need to be evil to do good. I have been very successful applying the opposite of almost every precept in this commentary. Doing good and genuinely caring for others is a better and more satisfying way to live your life than figuring out ways to manipulate them. This video should be titled "How to Become a Sociopath."

[@jamesforreal]

I keep coming back to this and pulling the book out as well. It's crucial in 2024.

[@freebird264]

Rule 49: No matter how much people fear you, never let their fear turn into hate.

[@kevincpg]

This is completely unnecessary. Why do we have self defense?

[@dominic2123]

@@kevincpgYou don’t understand what he means then.

[@neocount6397]

They'll hate you regardless. Lions do not concern themselves with the happenings of sheep.

[@alexhuxy6356]

Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to suffering

[@mikeybroski3686]

@@alexhuxy6356I always feel like a Sith apprentice when I listen to the 48 laws of power lol

[@njj6534]

This is one of the greatest videos of all time. Thank you Robert Greene.

[@RobertGreeneOfficial]

Thank you very much.

[@samuelzins5089]

@@RobertGreeneOfficial couldn't agree more

[@user-th8px7wq3b]

Law 11 🔥

[@mdjeelani6810]

Robert Again Uses 1st Law By not Saying Welcome 😅 ...

[@sarlaccstapeworm990]

#25 Can truly be a powerful one. If you're capable of forging YOUR OWN identity, and NOT just settling for the one that's given to you by others, then you (AND everyone else) will know you on YOUR OWN terms, and NOT merely through the opinions of someone else! When you judge yourself mainly by the reactions that you get from other people, then you know yourself chiefly by hearsay. The same is true for how OTHERS will know you. Sculpt your very identity into what people will precieve as an undeniably "formidable opponent", and then you'll never be ignored when you should be acknowledged.

[@villeneuvewoodworks]

Stumbled upon this video. Thank you

[@benjaminocampo3359]

I'm so happy I made productive decisions about my finances that changed my life forever,hoping to retire next year... Investment should always be on any creative man's heart for success in life.

[@charles2395]

I agree with you and believe that the secret to financial stability is having the right investment ideas to enable you earn more money, I don't know who agrees with me but either way I recommend real estate or crypto and stocks.

[@HLO-iy2bp]

Yeah!! It would be more beneficial and yield more profit if you actually trade on cryptocurrency, I've been trading since the dip, I've made so much profit trading.

[@domenez]

How does this trading stuff work? I'm really interested but I just don't know how it go about it. I heard people really make it huge trading

[@lea5898]

​@@domenez trading is easier with proper guidance, especially from a professional, Newbies who are not aware of how crypto truly works and wish to make profits from it, I would advise to invest with a professional like Fergus waylen, It helps secure and minimize the possibilities of losses.

[@tryleraaron9244]

I'm honestly surprised that this name is being mentioned here, I stumbled upon one of his clients testimony last week in CNBC world news

[@user3027]

48 laws of power and 33 strategies of war are my favorite audiobooks (and books) of all time. Must have listened to them at least 20 times, they have had a huge impact on my success in life. Truly two great masterpieces of our time. Thank you Mr. Greene for this condensed version! Throught the years, I have recommended your work to more people than I can count. I particularly find it very interesting to analyze current culture,, world leaders and events with these books in mind.

[@martinwarner1178]

How's the street cleaning job going?

[@swiftness635]

Today 23/04/2024 my sister ordered a $10 pizza for her and a $7 pizza for me , now im watching this to take revenge.

[@ethan.wroblewski]

Love this book, I’m 20 I work at a jail as a correction officer, and want to pursue entrepreneurship when I’m older I will be thinking of this book a lot. Thank you Robert for such an amazing book, and I plan on reading your other books! Law 34 is probably one of my favorite laws because where I work you can’t show weakness or all those inmates are gonna stomp on you mentally you got to stand tall, be confident, be patient, have authority, treat them with respect, and the inmates will respect you. When I learned that law that helped me very much I can definitely see why this book is banned in some prisons, law 34, and law 18 were my favorites. All of them were great though!

[@Hohmies86]

I’m a former deputy and former inmate, all you have to do is put on an act at work. Show the inmates that you are no different than them only you just haven’t been caught and maintained your innocence by just not living as risky as them. Never make one of them talk to you alone (an inmate talking to a CO alone is viewed as him potentially being a snitch) Jealously runs rampant in prison, one can get jealous of the nicer things one inmate has or even the friendships they have

[@HealingwitWOOTSWP70]

@@Hohmies86 if I was a priest that turned into a crook, I'd probably be cool with giving the crooks advice. Since we're now thick as thieves. But I think I'd leave the church, the convent and the parish out of my advisory class, after I retired any authority with that jurisdiction. But that's just me obviously, some ppl won't sweat the lil sh!t.

[@LadyJ12]

You said that beautifully and your right. Inside there you must show all the things that you listed. And I believe that to be true. I love what you said and that law 34 might be the exact one to fit your life. I dont think its wrong cause you will remember that one. Or I dont think its bad idea cause you like it... NO not at all. I am believing my way and I respect you believing your way. I dont hate you for that. I am sorry that some of you want to throw low blows about your enemies and hidden this and that. ITs the point of our beliefs, Love one another, treat others the way you want to be treated. Dont discriminate cause of male, female, black or white. Its your opinion and I can accept it. I am not going to make you feel a certain way or force you to believe my way only... I know a lot of you feel this way too, and not want to speak on it. Its ok, but pray and be open minded

[@hell-hollowfarmer41]

Thanks so much Robert for this beautiful format! The combination of images with text on the screen really hits my learning style on all cylinders!

[@internetmail3888]

Human Nature by Robert Green. What an eye opening insightful book you wrote Robert. You really are an authentic guru on psychology. I take advise from very few so called experts but you are definitely on my authentic expert list when it comes to understanding human nature.

[@StKanx22]

Thank you sir, you have made my life better.

[@iantaran2843]

All in all Kinda sounds like a guide to end up sad, empty, and alone in the end and confused as to why. I think the healthiest thing you can do with this is learn it and personally reject it. But keep it in mind when others may be manipulating you.

[@architech02]

I believe the book meant to protect you from the kinds of people who does this to deliberately hurt others

[@jashanarora17]

Truth will piss you off at first, but then it'll set you free

[@paris_cellover]

agree with you. Be yourself and keep those laws in mind as others use on you

[@Whosoever446]

I agree with you man, this is maybe a warning of how people may act against you and to be aware.. but not for applying this to your life, this is horrible

[@chanoirjohnson5706]

I agree, I read the first 4 chapters in this book && put it down. Im only back here watching because Im more grounded in who I am to be able to take in the knowledge and put it down again. Being exactly who you are is true power but knowing how others operate makes you prepared!

[@zoicamukaj1]

The audio for this is really good for me as someone with ADHD, mad easy to pay attention to!

[@willymcwilliamson]

New bucket list addition: chilling with Mr. Greene.

[@GameHub1-]

And Mr. Greene, I want to say you are so kind for putting your books out. You have an actual heart for people and put your wisdom out there! And it's amazing because all your books give people like me so much valuable information that most people only learn near the end of their lives!

[@dc_latername9064]

I have an amazing story, if anyone's interested. One day I was driving home and I felt the presence of the Lord, come down to me from above. It was as real as anything and I felt so comfortable with Him. I knew if I asked Him to play a song on the radio, He would. So I said "Ok Lord, play Come as you are..." I didn't know what station it was on or anything, but I turned the radio on and the song started playing right on the spot, perfectly... I started getting flooded with chills inside, trembling, and crying tears of joy. When I got home, He stayed with me for 10 minutes till I got out of the car. Since then, I've been getting prayers answered wayyyy more often, because that experience made me stop doubting when I pray, and I follow Biblical instructions for praying, as best I can.

[@brightagyei2850]

how were you leaving your life before u experienced his presence

[@PeejWan]

I'd like to review this every now and then because it is so rich in insight. Thank you. RG!

[@ankitsharma00014]

Tysm for a wonderful summary.❤👍🙏

[@backstageheat9667]

Am I the only one who is very happy yet also slightly nervous by how many of these rules I use and have used before without even realising it? 😮

[@Papalegba22]

Yes totally agree. These are good rules to use in life. Not every situation will need such tactics but many of the rules a great.

[@architech02]

Its normal to have some of the laws because not all of them are harmful and some of them are very integrated into human nature the problem comes if a person learns it with the purpose of deliberately causing harm

[@green55f]

You’re a pawn. You get used. Stop lying

[@unmaskscience111]

You're sick

[@fizzgigmalmy2567]

Some of them are quite common....natural I guess

[@scottherf]

One of my all time favourites . A wonderful anthology of terrific stories.

[@critch1281]

Mr. Greene you are a genius whom I would like to learn directly from.

[@sujenk]

Very profound. This gave me goosebumps.

[@kevinXstribling]

Smart/strong/focused ppl who are not addicted to drugs or sex dont need 48 laws. Just do whats best for you and you will win🎉

[@matthewbell8356]

Silly comment

[@JoeSimmer]

I’ve been waiting on a brief summary on these Laws! I’m currently on Law 28 and this entire book is freaking incredible!!

[@nemanja3851]

Ilcaretus has the best summary

[@JoeSimmer]

@@nemanja3851 I’m going to check that out thanks!

[@TGagaMaru]

can i get the audio book?

[@RattlesnakeTequila]

​@@TGagaMaruyes

[@milkmanman]

But it's contradicting

[@CHAOSTHERAPHY]

This book is a masterpiece. Thanks.

[@TashaTalkCredit2]

Yes it is

[@kreativexpressions]

I read this book daily, can't wait for the collection.

[@ruthy_lopez]

I always thought this book was evil tbh. It’s also powerful to not need power over others. It’s more peaceful.

[@theblackbookexperience8325]

I can see how you'd feel that way especially considering the examples of those that embody each of the laws. However it's also a powerful read to understand how others operate so you can "see" who they are and make the best choice on how to position yourself

[@2006glg]

I cannot cosign calling a book evil. He wrote a book in which he drew examples from history. History, however, is full of people doing evil things as well as evil ppl doing evil things. I am not evil or Machiavellian but many of the laws of power, especially the majority of the first 25, I have done most my entire life far before reading this book. I learned these things naturally after being a sucka and consistently overlooked and underestimated, so it was necessary. It's not evil to play to your own advantage in life. Everyone is trying to play to their own advantage, so to pretend nonchalance is manipulation. I'm not a liar and I hate lies, but I am also a master of the practice the saying less than necessary. Everyone wants power , not necessarily over others. I want more power over my life's options and choices. And if that means using these tactics on those that would limit me in my life, it's just a part of the game.

[@skoshow8418]

@@2006glg try re-reading 9 my guy 🙃

[@fuchrrr_7549]

@@skoshow8418 lol

[@jazzminegreen900]

A book isn't evil But your comprehension of it is evil because you are evil minded you can only see applying this knowledge in an evil way. The evil is in you, the book draws it out.

[@mistermastermind1883]

What a great animated and summarized video about the 48th laws of power ! A great Decoy for the Eye and soul; Mr.Greene

[@Still-Struggling]

This is a great guide on how to die alone. The author himself is against the tenants in the book for a reason.

[@Bcjsjhfurhs]

Brilliant comment ❤

[@AcetonMartin]

I know someone who has fallen into the trap and I see them fall more and more every time I see them

[@heswallowedburningcoals19]

You talk a big game, but you don’t even know how to write the word “tenets” properly lmao. This isn’t a book about how to be a landlord😂

[@lifeonthegrow]

Love this content… Subscribed!

[@iwantcheesypuffs]

I don't know who the voice is, but it's perfect for this video. Got me excited to read the book!

[@user-wt8gl3gd3i]

Drove me nuts

[@quintonwhite1862]

"How to survive in political office" should be the title of this book.

[@karthy_zue]

How to survive in the corporate world.

[@dothedewinme]

I heard it’s required reading

[@Weegee4458]

I really enjoy Robert Greene sharing these insights in the form of shorts and in person. But seeing all the laws presented like this in its entirety I can only perceive them as the playbook of a sociopath.. Surely not everyone will be capable or inclined to operate and interact with others in this manner, I think these laws are best applied when dealing only with other ill-intentioned and malicious actors, not as a handbook of how to act on a daily basis with for example family members or close friends.

[@bojackson9149]

All laws wasn't bad and tbh anyone with power uses one of these laws everyday lawyers government mayor's presidents

[@princeoftech7473]

@@bojackson9149 he's saying the collection of laws, if someone were to actively use all of these to gain "power", would probably be the tactics of a selfish person to the most mentally unstable degree... And I can see why he'd think that

[@srijapodder6460]

We live in a very harsh world. I think some of these strategies can help us make moves to get ahead in this race. That's about it. Use it professionally and you're gold.

[@passenger.6996]

Every advice is important but especially 15:15. 19:20. 21:10. 22:20. 27:35.

[@utkarshgupte341]

Good to see you have actually used the pictures that go along the stories of every law in the book

[@UndeniedPunisher]

Its best to know about these principles and control whether or not you use them, than it is to have no clue about them and be totally oblivious when they are used against you. Great video, thanks!

[@azizghalib495]

Great video! The following will be for any notes I have on it as I progress through it: Law 17 seems to be describing an uncalled-for attitude, because, as it states, it can induce fear in others, making it an enemy cultivating behavior! Law 19 addresses my concerns over Law 17. If one is not careful to go through all of the laws, the result of committing to the incomplete knowledge of the list can be catastrophic, but living in an environment that demands such "evil" is deadly stressful in my view!

[@VerbalGOAT]

I start my dream career in 48 hours, I just left my 20's 6 months ago. all the errors led to this moment. I will maximize and I think I was meant to hear these things, today.

[@Orourkebanjo]

I believe in honesty and the truth. I reject the underlying spirit of this book, but I see how it operates in this world.

[@user-cy3je7sl9q]

Agreed

[@DailyStoic]

Amazing video!

[@RobertGreeneOfficial]

Thank you.

[@AdarshSingh23]

Just bought 'The daily stoic' and waiting for 1 January to start the book 🙈

[@gracenpaschke3047]

@@AdarshSingh23 why not begin today? I understand the feeling of "completion," I'm the same way, but you could still get 8 months of improvement in if you start now

[@jonodellmateo9554]

​@@RobertGreeneOfficial Exited for your new book

[@jonodellmateo9554]

​@@RobertGreeneOfficial when will your new book come out?

[@Dan-lm6sn]

Putting these into practice today

[@thegoat4913]

Anyone else creeped out as they watch this?

[@gem-in-eye9104]

Yup Especially law23 which for some reason was hard to grasp

[@DouglasButner]

bad music choice

[@juankelly8099]

I started to think it was satire

[@Clever738]

I find the advice in this book really bad. This is pretty much how I thought when I was 30. Very manipulative and ego. May help you to get a job but will come back bite you in the end. I have heard later work of Robert Greene so I was disappointed. Being honest, open, sincere and being ambitious is the way to go if you want to create a good life.

[@alexcamacho8169]

​@@Clever738you aren't the type to handle this book . This isn't for regular people who work a normal job . Goodluck tho buddy ❤

[@user-qy3jq9kr1d]

All my life I've acted paranoid in regards to so many things covered here. People always found me strange for this reason, and I could never explain my aversion to those things. All I knew was something felt off. This book has been such a relief to know my suspicions weren't unfounded. Also, my ADHD brain thanks you for condensing this.

[@Sh4tterdL0g1c]

I relate to this very similarly. There are certain “rules” in this that I’ve always done throughout my life without actually ever having to learn it. Pretty eye opening. And also, my ADHD brain has to agree with yours about condensing this down lol

[@introvertedillusion9769]

i agree with this, not sure if you had a bad childhood or not but i kinda assume some of these things i learned was from dealing with parents who had narcissistic traits lol it feels good to see others who picked up on these things and are normal haha

[@danzena4059]

There's been times where some of these things have been used against me and other times where I have used it against people albeit it unknowingly. Amazing.

[@sagarsheth3791]

Mr.Robert it's s a great book thanks alot

[@puruskr9831]

I got overloaded with all great thoughts.

[@rlg222]

I just turned 50 years old and this was mind opening...This made me think of all kinds of thoughts...Thank You!

[@themelancholicguy139]

Lots of messages are distilled in very short time. Big Thanks.

[@Mike-mi7vn]

It’s important to know all the laws and memorize them to heart. But the situation could have endless circumstances so it could be difficult to figure out which card to play.

[@designedbyheinz.ginkulmwes2948]

Cool to watch that after reading the book and writing my own summary; looking forward to see it in a different life now :-)

[@RebelliousLittleElf]

You can find similar lessons in reading Mario Puzo's 'The Godfather'. I find these tools to be quite narcissistic if followed without moral integrity but whether you utilize them or not it's extremely valuable to know the psychology of those in power around you.

[@viktorianas]

Exactly! As a stoic I find these laws appalling, but I'm not naive nonetheless, so really valuable to study the minds of psychopaths.

[@PreferredMethods]

@@viktorianas Preach it to the sheople! We need to get wise as serpents, but stay harmless as doves.

[@LadyJ12]

Honey, you logged in on my account again. Listen I am not saying that some of this is beneficial.. Cause some does make sense. But Will you know the truth and your a kindred spirit. You are good to people, like me. We have discussed this before. I support what ever you want and I can respect it. BUT I am sure that you are aware that they have strong strong ideas and comments when someone else feels different then they do. It dont mean that your wrong, I am wrong or Susie Q is wrong. People believe differently.

[@lifeexamined7219]

I've followed all of these laws and I'm proud to say I am now a sociopath

[@gt-uj8wn]

:))))))) hahaha!

[@drtyeti]

Red it once, but good to recap time to time with this video. Thx

[@coreydawson5326]

Law 2 is a commitment over loyalty talk. I'm for it all the way

[@hugoceja296]

Thank you for sharing such valuable information.