The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene (Complete Summary)

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

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[@alphabeta8403]

3:30 Say as little as possible 8:00 Misery is contagious, avoid it 11:20 Annihilate your enemy 15:00 Make others feel smarter 21:40 Make it seem easy 28:40 Rattle your opponents

[@anewdayali2538]

If you base your whole personality on just these rules then you’ll be like an empty vessel that’s achieved power. You have to mix these with the book of five ring, and know when to turn these on and off. That way you can still be a good person that has skills that you can use at any given moment

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Thanks for watching! Yet to get around the book of five rings. Good choice! As you watch this video necessarily you don't have to incorporate all the laws into your life at least NOT all of them but rather be aware of those who can and will use against you. Some are helpful such as Law 1, 3, 5 to name a few.

[@blooddixmond]

And who are you? A person with power?

[@anewdayali2538]

@@KeynoteKnowledge it’s very essential to be aware of these law, that way you can recognise it when being used for or against you, that way you can always be prepared and you can stay aware and take the necessary steps. But you shouldn’t let it be your personality, it should be skills, and with skills you use then when you need to use them. That way it’ll always be of benefit to you.

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[@anewdayali2538]

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[@oonaghmolyneux7760]

I always noticed that the bosses best friend at work is always someone quiet, who seems completely boring. Now I think they are the eyes and ears for the boss.

[@TheExistenceClass0]

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[@aboveagerules343]

There's' always that one informant at the workplace.

[@hassanabdiali2721]

Not certainly that, its the riverse! The more you remain cool & pretend to work as nothing bothers you, the more you create doubt and mystery and that's why the boss likes and wants to know more about that type of person

[@sinoftheyouth]

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[@TheExistenceClass0]

@@sinoftheyouth hh ❤️💃

[@Trader_65-OT]

Law 7 and 26 - take credit for other's work. I see this all the time, the loud manager/executive demands work faster, take unnecessary risk, yells a lot, reduces staff resources to save money then takes credit for getting the major task done. If the decisions of the manager/executive causes unacceptable consequences, the workers are blamed

[@daviddefranco5218]

You are right...we do that in China.

[@Trewq79]

Finished the book. While it's important to learn different perspectives, I think VERY FEW people should follow these principles. If you are a "win at all costs" kind of person that doesn't mind getting your hands dirty and hurting innocent people, then sure this book is for you. Even if you are that kind of person, there are two major issues I have with this book: 1) It doesn't focus on teamwork whatsoever. It's a SHARP contrast to a book like Extreme Ownership, where Navy Seal operatives always take blame for any team failure. In many cases, the team/company/business has to beat others; teamwork is ABSOLUTELY imperative in those cases. If a team of people who believe in 48 Laws competed against a team of people who believe in Extreme Ownership, I'm betting on the second team all day. 2) It doesn't factor in survivorship bias. The stories in this book are only success stories (or failures when people break the rules). I'm sure many, many believed in the principles and lost their careers or even lives (blaming others for everything, always hogging the success, being deceptive around others, etc). However, the failures never make it to stories we hear, only successes do.

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[@petarkolakovic8417]

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[@mikecamacho1934]

"Seeking power is like drinking sea water... The more you drink, the thirstier you get". This is at least good to know as a reference for wisdom.

[@ahtoojones]

Agreed

[@DJK-cq2uy]

😂

[@SherrySpeights]

The more money you make, the more you spend. "Most" of the richest people are simply not content with their lives. Why? Because money can only make you happy for so long. It's like a kid playing with barbie dolls, you've already done that, you want something different to spike those endorphins. Irregardless, we all should practice self discipline, control. The main key is moderation! Being bored builds character, as my folks told me while growing up 😅

[@terryxperry]

@@SherrySpeights no that just people that can't understand money. Buying useless things or spending money to impress for no reason is a foolish. Always use your money to forward your goals, make your life better or make u money money.

[@alexdorsey1774]

I understand and utilize power games at times. My goal is not to obtain power but to decouple myself from people who pursue power and to be left the fuck alone. I don’t want to pull strings, and I don’t want strings attached to me.

[@djai2968]

This! I feel the book’s advice is good for awareness of the games others play rather than me wanting to utilise these. I’d feel rotten every day with constant manipulation and scheming

[@johnmcevoy3598]

I don't give a shit, but I don't take shit. I'm not in the shit business.

[@Dracon865]

If you don't pull strings your strings will be pulled regards of what you do. You say otherwise...😂😂😂 ignorance is bliss. What do you think your boss does, your county does, your religion does...? All of them pulls your strings without your ability to change them. But stay ignorant is probably best for you.

[@Dracon865]

​@@johnmcevoy3598you forgot full of shit.

[@johnmcevoy3598]

@@Dracon865 I actually may be half full of shit - especially when I'm half full of alcohol 🍸

[@ElliottForex]

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

[@neverquit2470]

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[@swethas6888]

It's outstanding..

[@goddess2146]

Thank you 🙏

[@shahenoorkhan1999]

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[@ahtoojones]

Mahalo

[@singletonjays]

Some of these are for you to do, some to recognize when others are doing them

[@streetough]

This explains why sociopaths and psychopaths tend to become "successful". The path to power (at least this path) would naturally draw manipulators. Very interesting info, thank you for this channel!

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

True ! This video is was about awareness. If you knew how people are generally human behavior or psychology you will better be able to see people for who they are. And that could be an advantage or disadvantage to you

[@luissantiago3791]

True story I once worked at a place where the other guy go over me cause he was passing around balloons of heroin , then a coworker over dosed and died and they covered it all up, and because I" just said no" I was constantly harassed. Wasn't one of those situations where I could go to my supervisors they were doing the heroin too. Fucking disgusted with people. They watch one of these videos and think they're all machvellians. Tell you what we are all going to be judged better to walk alone in truth and God then be a fake sellout 🙏❤ Amen

[@edm1161]

LOL. That was my first thought.

[@streetough]

@luissantiago3791 Wow, that's crazy! Sadly, not uncommon though I'm sure

[@zenfool-rr8xb]

all sociopaths and pshycopaths got somthing they shuldnt so they medicate the memory away

[@grayel964]

Wow. These points are amazing. They are illustrations of a complete Narcissist. It’s perfect material for an antagonist character I’m trying to write.

[@Ragtags]

I'm going to watch the full video but after reading your comment and listening to the start, it's actually impressive how narcissistic it is so far! Even I couldn't do a better job 😅 "You're either a Chess Master of Power moves or pawn being shuffled - "Never upstage the boss - If naturally superior, adapt around... Writing an antagonist is likely very good use of this video, but can it keep up this pace!

[@dakistle]

Interesting. All of my biker friends love this book and regularly talk about it.

[@TheExistenceClass0]

Comeout from delusions And Errors there is Nothing like Narcissist This Word Was Made By people Who are insecure and can't love thyself So they Made a Word Of Condemning the Ones Who Love Themselves they Call them Narcissist now They Do even business on it There Customer People like you

[@matthewcolzie]

I love how u guys presented the entire book of the 48 laws💛💛

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Thanks we worked very hard to make this video🙌

[@BookshelfJourney]

"48 Laws of Power" by Robert Greene is an intriguing exploration of timeless strategies for success. Greene delves into history and human behavior, presenting thought-provoking principles that offer insight into power dynamics. While some find the book's content controversial, it undeniably sparks critical thinking about influence and decision-making. A must-read for those interested in the intricate web of power and manipulation throughout history.

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Great words and summary. Thanks for watching my video

[@camilaaguero513]

This is insane😭 but also very useful to know what to watch out for and never be manipulated

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

I agree

[@nsidious02]

Thanks for the information

[@pz3j]

This isn't about being dangerous. It's about being competent.

[@Newbpwng]

I’m a menager in a large construction company and I despise many of the qualities listed here. I can easily pin point many situations where they were clearly presented and honestly most of them just bring out the foolishness of the people thinking that behavior like this will get them anywhere in the company.

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Its good you are aware of these tactics!

[@fightsports66]

@Newbpwng Yes. I work in the newspaper business. It is amazing how many people read the 48 laws of power and think that it is a book of strategy to get out of doing your job at work. You could be a much more valuable employee by learning how to do your job right instead of trying to manipulate everyone.

[@yourman5062]

It is a good company, it is why

[@jakobbauz]

I absolutely agree. This might very well be titled "How to Be an Asshole" (excuse my French). The sad thing is that apparently there are enough people who actually think they will get ahead with this kind of selfish, ruthless insincerity.

[@living4peace392]

You’re absolutely right

[@deluaro]

My manager disliked me for frequently pointing out many issues that needed fixing. She became cold towards me and gave someone else the position she promised me, even though my ideas resulted in huge business improvements. I never understood why, but after listening to this, it looks like I had failed rule number 1.

[@AkumaDaniel-dz1oe]

I love the brilliant perspective on content like this! This is so creative I am ashamed that despite having the book I have never thought of any of your summaries...finally a commentary that is actually a commentary not just an audiobook😂

[@mackymccallum8652]

Good information on how to spot swindlers and grifters. Basically, just the pains in the butt . This heads up just reinforces the concept of trusting your gut instincts.

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

True! Thanks for watching

[@SHEBADOG12345]

If this is what it takes to be powerful I'd rather be humble. Thanks.

[@minterproperties7146]

Why not be both

[@terryxperry]

@@minterproperties7146 u can't be both. In the game of power any weakness will have your enemies ready to take advantage of it.

[@kashierr]

@terryxperry in the game of power and positive authenticity would you use either one in different scenarios in life while staying fully conscious in yours and others capabilities and boundaries. Since I see the argument is mostly one sided I'm curious on your take with this?

[@terryxperry]

@@kashierr in a ture game of power everyone is trying to get power or protection there. U need to protection yourself. Being humble should only be used to disarm or be seen a lesser threat. In the rules for the game of power u need to be the opposite of humble . My thoughts on it is . In the game of power u are always under threat. It easy to make enemies. Because of jealousy. people will want your wife/gf, People will want your money and your power. If u are a humble person that dont like bragging, showing off , not let people know what u have. Latch on to a rising person in the game of power is your key.

[@stephenhobbs4753]

I have theories about those who seek power for power's sake. They are usually vapid, soulless entities preying on societies' more noble ideals. If anything, understanding and identifying these empty individuals helps one become stronger in the inevitable confrontations that will ensue. True power comes from within, as it always has. Relying on the subjugation of others through external devices or circumstances just has people questioning your motives. People gravitate to those who possess inner strength. Most of these rules are truly cynical in practice and theory and anyone with a conscience should be apprehensive of anyone using them...

[@EternalKernel]

Hardly laws. Just the obvious things you can do if you don't mind being a psychopathic monster. Most of us aren't monsters by default, but most of us are controlled by them.

[@mustwatchlive]

Law 22 is my favorite a lot of niggas want to be rebilous but like you not in position to do that u need to know how surrender temporarily in order to survive. Have a plan to escape but leaving without a plan is stupid

[@rokokni8767]

From what I've read and thought about myself, there's nothing wrong with falling back if it's a better move if you win in the long run. Make yourself able to destroy but avoid it for realistically your own/loved ones sake. Unless it's the other way around which is why it's needed. Maybe it might be between you/your loved ones or someone else and that's your only choice. I believe anyways we should always be able to protect what we love but not be aggressive towards others for nefarious means.

[@francesscajoan3037]

This is actually very good...

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Thank you!

[@MrTTdawgTT]

You get what you ask for. Power isn’t as great as it looks like from the outside. If it all goes to shit, they only have one person to point to. Everyone secretly hates your guts. Long hours. Stress. Backstabbers. Lazy employees. Lawsuits. Up and comers looking at your chair. Make sure you know what you’re getting into because these things are tough to get out of once you’ve achieved it. It’s not like you can just take a week off anytime you want.

[@Thats-is-it]

I find it so hard to do some of these. They seem morally wrong.

[@VibilVishwanathan]

I mean this is true when we meet normal people on the outside and on the street . But I feel that it should be used in the corporate world where you are surrounded by sharks.

[@DJK-cq2uy]

Wow

[@illdoitwhenpigsfly]

Some are yes. But most aren't. Pick and choose the ones you want to use. Stick to those.

[@SherrySpeights]

My thoughts exactly. .. Quote this world is sad due to the weak minded people unquote. .

[@phillipharrell7692]

Unfortunately there isn't much Morality in winning.

[@LuisSanchez-tc8nf]

Great book!!! Help me see life from a different perspective. Thank you for sharing.

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Thanks!

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My phone is screwed gotta get it fixed as soon as I get it back I'll be back in business this loaner one sucks hope your having a blissful day so far!!!

[@MrGomuGomu05]

Great share! Subscribed!

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Thanks!

[@Art.by_AI]

Perfect book. Robin Greet is a real influencers people all around the world!

[@terryxperry]

The thing with game of power. There always someone wanting your power. The big keys to power is timeing , knowing how to neutralize threat to your power so they cant get revenge or make a new enemy.

[@kinjaz1981]

i need these!!

[@Fkn_Sendit365]

Morality and love are the last two

[@heretowitness]

These set of power games is something we’re all implementing in some way or another. Consciously or unconsciously. The narcissist, the psychopath are experts on employing these techniques. Hence, Henry Kissinger was used as a prime example. The evil ways on how this world operates requires us to understand and learn the rules. The trick is not to lose ourselves in the process. This obviously isn’t for everyone. Most of us just don’t want to play into this exhausting bullcrap just to be able to afford a nice lifestyle. As a sigma female I take pleasure in understanding the power plays. 🙂

[@PierreDupont-rs7qh]

Awesome!

[@AZMYTHKAMINSKI]

Taking credit for other peoples work is a horrible lesson, which unless you want to learn what lack of integrity looks like, go right ahead.

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Taking credit of other peoples work is not good. However, we see this in big influential people who market a product and get the attention but generally that person didn't do all the work. He hired others to help him. Ex..a corporate executive who takes the idea from the manager who then took from those subordinate

[@AZMYTHKAMINSKI]

@@KeynoteKnowledge and not giving credit where credits due always shows a lack of integrity and proper business ethics. Then again as it was said in this knowledge share, many of the people who are at the top are manipulative and have stepped all over all kinds of people to get where they’ve gone. Which is a very disastrous version of our old 3-D timeline.

[@garrettdaly9893]

True but understanding the how and why you can protect yourself from this as well and what happens strategically expose your enemies plot against you

[@AZMYTHKAMINSKI]

@@garrettdaly9893 Oh most definitely if we’re talking art of war style. If one finds themselves in such surroundings with untrustworthy individuals, one must definitely stay on one’s toes for sadly this reality still continues to create humans with greed and control as their driving pursuit

[@Robert-fg1ft]

U can roll with me.

[@EDC3DP]

Came for the information stayed for Christopher tester!!

[@avinashj687]

Great Summary 🎉 Do you monetized your channel?

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Thanks. Yes l do

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Your work deserves more. An you please tell me how much time it takes to monitise after applying

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@@bapehoodie7885 i am planning to do so. Asking so that i can plan better. Hope you help Thanks

[@Wisdomofpersia]

everything is working to my advantage, 🌎🌍🌏 everything works for my highest good, something wonderful is happening to me, something amazing is happening to me i know everything has a reason, and I am here to learn, universe supports me through every situation, i am protected and safe something wonderful is happening to me, everything is wonderful, everything has a good reason, i am here to learn, i trust that the end will be fine

[@baymahmoud]

You need to be a very much unloved child to grow up this way. Psychologically normal people would pay a high price if they play by, even few, of these rules. Rather build your own business, and focus on growing it; it will pay back much more than these pathetic rules, which are fundamentally, made for the weak. And remember all your life: you need to be loved... 😊

[@tonygieve9762]

The 48 rules to being what everyone hates, a corrupt politician

[@ru3avy]

Best summary video on KZbin

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Thanks man much appreciated!!

[@ru3avy]

@@KeynoteKnowledge great details & examples

[@Alwahbee1992]

Nice review 👍🏻

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Thank you!

[@cfcs66]

If I come across this sort of person in real life we would end up falling out . This is not the way to act in society ❤

[@KarlMiller-j4i]

Things never end well for manipulative people like this. Law 7 is disgraceful.

[@cfcs66]

@@KarlMiller-j4i yea I agree .. take credit for others work !! I’ve read the whole book . Some is ok but for most you’d have to be a complete dog .

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Better to know this laws to defend yourself from people who may use it against you. Knowledge is power

[@cfcs66]

@@KeynoteKnowledge yes I agree with that point but usually if someone makes you feel bad you’ve got to nip it in the bud INSTANTLY .

[@mrsullivan]

If they do it right, you won’t see them coming.

[@StuartHowell80]

Love this, great summary! Thanks for sharing 👍🏻👏🏻

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Your welcome! Thanks for watching

[@JaneDoe-c]

Some of these are indeed sociopathic. I think the point is to enjoy the intrigue of ideas that are so amoral they're almost satirical and employ what makes sense to you and works for you in certain situations. I think most of us can agree that unfortunately some games must be played or we ourselves will be played. And that's just real life. This world is most dangerous and hurtful to those trying to be too altruistic and those who aren't observant, strategic, and emotionally intelligent.

[@irhinesoriano7664]

I have this. I suggest to get the bigger book instead of the concise one.

[@thatomofolo452]

Interesting take...🤔

[@remirgoicoechea4527]

So basically, fake it til u make it, keep your enemies closer than your friends, play dumb, take everyone else’s credit while pretending to be the good guy, So long as you manipulate everyone and yourself, you can suck enough power to have it all. Hmm…I haven’t needed any of these rules to get what I needed in my life. What’s wrong with todays world this is the way ppl are suggesting to succeed. Smh

[@thurazawwisewish1843]

Good

[@adityadharma9111]

Do not just apply these so called laws into your life and your work. Look at the situation you are in and determine which one works best without hurting too much souls. Some of these laws are downright traitorous and people may remember and avenge. I think rule 49 should be "People are not stupid" that they can recognize any of these mannouvers and deem you untrustworthy.

[@ILapshin]

This style of drawings makes me extremely discomfort strangely. Used to watch such videos, but this one is about to listen like a podcast.

[@susymay7831]

The video maker changed the names of the laws a bit, and I would not have done that. Overall, though, a fine video.

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Thanks for watching

[@jasonzacharias2150]

The Zeroth Rule of Power: abandon all quests for power and focus on the origin, realize the self and free your self from these 48 thought prisons

[@GirishVenkatachalam]

Amazing points.

[@reyoureal]

I can't. This is manipulation, it was suggested to me , my ex read the whole thing multiple times and it was supposed to be to help so I didn't get into another abusive situation, but all it does is not resonate with me at all.

[@danbrown4420]

Same, the entirety of this goes against every fibre of my being. I'd rather be an honest peasant than a deceptive king.

[@SpaceSageASTRO]

It’s to educate you so you know what to guard against

[@chris.asi_romeo]

Excellent video 👏👏👏

[@abelflores1593]

Rule number 21 play a sucker to catch a sucker

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

That's a good one!

[@bahijarhafiri]

Despite my involvement in investments, I am disheartened by my inability to assess the performance of individual companies and determine the opportune moment to buy stocks. Inflation is depleting my financial reserves, and I urgently require precise market trajectory data, although I am uncertain about my next steps.

[@GhanYt]

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[@jonathankalyniuk7017]

Not a fan of number 6 or 7. Hard pass on both. Thanks for the video.

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Thanks for watching

[@amenra4668]

No wonder this world is the way it is.

[@jasont2105]

the narcissist play book

[@heyblack6691]

Why?

[@BustaDub]

Narcissist are known to be masters of manipulation. This book teaches you how to be REALLY good at being manipulative.

[@unopinionated1823]

Or the defensive toolkit against narcissists. 😮

[@Dracon865]

​@BustaDub every great nation and businesses in history and modern times are built of some portion of these ideals so you're say you are not capable of either. Sorry for your own ignorance 😅😂

[@Geo_not_Neo5381]

Because of weasel law 7 I'm out because identity thieves are beneath me I will take a different road than these laws

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

I understand. Knowledge is power. It good to know these laws incase someone is using them against you

[@kh1024]

Who was the Texas Rancher?

[@Jade-tg7kt]

I’d rather go for the least resistance to power! Most of these strategies will just make your soul miserable. 😢 great for people to learn how others might be manipulating them though.

[@rodneypate1693]

48 Laws of Power did❤❤❤

[@iama5556]

Very interesting …no need the cartoon it is bothering cannot watch till the end…

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

@iama5556 l enjoy this content. What do you prefer?

[@iama5556]

@@KeynoteKnowledge i enjoyed too , i am not an english native so i have to read to understand well and the animation is bothersome for me thats all …

[@redeyejedi9042]

By knowing these "laws", you either follow it and become an empty narcissistic husk of a person or you develop methods of counteracting these actions when you see a narcissist try to use it.

[@cowoverthemoo]

Thank god im not power hungry lol

[@sgtasapmusic]

How many of you are a #9 Lifepath?? If not whats your Lifepath #??

[@TadowMedia]

#7?! Why would I do this ?

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

The book has critics. Its not proper to take other people credit for work. For example, we see this in workers employed. Any idea or successful work done by the employees goes to the manager then to the CEO. That's how the world is and this video bring light to this. Thanks for watching!

[@annfarmer9704]

this is only power over. that is not a very good power to strive for. the one you want to wield is the power to..... power to open doors to make something happen for another to make positive change when you help those around you as well as yourself, everyone benefits. there is no need to be sneaky or plan revenge. it feels so much better. you won't become a withered husk of what used to be human with no one to enjoy success with because no one trusts the person who threw them under the bus to swoop in on their promotion.

[@laraparks7018]

Rules of the MATRIX 😮 This is WHY, the meek will inherit the earth 🌍...

[@MakYestbh]

now, those though evil people was just applying this book's values 😂

[@Mew3j]

What is the name of the app you used?

[@twointhepinkoneinthestink]

P0rnhub

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Videoscribe

[@HoangKimPham-f9x]

Do the opposite against your nature when you alone.

[@ndidgenous]

So mechanical🤔A few are useful but most of these laws sounds like they were designed in the middle ages by Machiavelli As an artist, got no enemis, no victims, no oponents, no need to rise to power, dont want yo play by the rules, using scapegoats, waooo creating a cult, seting up a phony choice, fulfill other's fantasy, use other's weaknesses, i cant beleive this is making humans better, act like royalty( i dont like n respect most), put on a show, maybe, social mask, blend in to disarm others, rattle ypur oponent, use money as a tool, such greedy advices to follow. This was useful 4 centuries ago. Thank you

[@mlfitness67]

I believe that it's a shame that a person has to manipulate just yo get through life

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Its one of most controversial books by Robert Greene

[@Iambrandonwill]

Law 49, Know when to turn these on and off.

[@Minecrafthunt-r6t]

Law 50 repeat all laws till it's second nature

[@NA-yb9sj]

i was one of the most dangerous people during 2021. eventually, they had to keep me isolated.

[@untouchable360x]

Power is power.

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

True words 👏

[@aminew98]

Game is game

[@joewiththeshot]

How to be a snake 101

[@BLOODLUSST666]

Or how to recognize them.... Depends on your own moral compass for real

[@joewiththeshot]

@ Live long enough and everyones evil. Its really sad actually.

[@BLOODLUSST666]

@@joewiththeshot sometimes you have to sit back and reflect on the path you want to go down and analyze the consequences of each route. Do you want to live your life helping others? Or hurting others?... In that area. Temptations of destruction are real but are you strong enough to defect from that way of thinking is the real test my friend.

[@BLOODLUSST666]

@@joewiththeshot whatever pain you've experienced in your lifetime I only ask that you give the energy back as positive as you can. emphasis on "as positively as possible".

[@artistocratempire405]

thanks !!!

[@elboriquenochannel]

Lol i love to violate law #1 hahaha Bosses are human that often make mistakes and I'm a broke person that work hard to be right. The temptation of out shiny them is always there and I just can't help it, I been fire for it. But I know I have to do better. If I stop this... who knows what will happen...

[@edenharvest]

Theses tips are all fun until it catches unto peopel practicing them and other people (victims) see through your game and you have to pay the consequence with accountability.

[@JayHue-u1t]

A video on weapons for a weak person.

[@TheExistenceClass0]

Most important one is always say less than necessary like the video maker

[@serenaforlino]

I was loving your post, nonetheless when you use Queen Elizabeth and Columbus as role models for this chart I do not like it because they do not represent only power, they represent colonization and oppression. They are not role models and they do represent a power that is not to be followed. The other points of your chart are inspiring and informative thank you. I hope you will consider and think about my comment.

[@prico3358]

The writer is still alive and not the most powerfull man on the world by a longshot. Just saying.

[@pengting87]

We don't really know that, do we?

[@cowoverthemoo]

I think he wrote this because he wasn't powerful, I think he learnt this by powerful people who took advantage of his authenticity. Being authentic is more powerful than anything. U remain u. People respect authentic people. But also take advantage of them... which leads to pain. Pain is your best teacher. So he isn't a powerful man, yet he is a very good teacher.

[@prico3358]

@@cowoverthemoo no no, it doesnt make sense. If he knows the laws of power... why isnt he at least tge 1,000,000th most powerfull man?

[@cowoverthemoo]

@prico3358 I don't think he practices the book. He doesn't want to be powerful he just wrote it for people like himself so they don't struggle like he did. Yet he will be more respected by his people than a powerful person will be. I bet the closest people to the powerful person are full of resentment for them. Fake respect. So they will attract to them people who want power. Their power. If u practice this book, u be very unhappy. lol, u can't trust friends, and u have to keep enemies close so u can use them.. that is like when two chemicals touch, they both are changed The most powerful person, let's go off power. U can't beat someone who is authentic and intelligent

[@christinaandrews4891]

I guess that depends on your definition of power the money that the author earned from writing this book has given him Financial power in his life

[@newdawnrising8110]

FYI if you want power then commit to take on the mind of Christ. There is no better way.

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

This book is more about learning human psychology. Thanks for watching!

[@user-sy9ur6of8t]

😂

[@nicolashamlin8972]

Cut this down to 7 to 12 steps .

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Thanks for watching!

[@abelflores1593]

Then it won't be called the 48 rules of power

[@nicolashamlin8972]

That's was the point.

[@melanierochette]

I already am 😅

[@Arthurpendragon2]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@summumbonum1619]

I did all this and still got cancelled and fired🤣 now I move pianos.

[@naazsytube]

I love how this goes from ya hes right to kinda evil but i kind of get it, this worlds humans isnt all rainbows and sunshine. I feel like you should use this on shitty people, but i cant do this to good people.

[@KeynoteKnowledge]

Thanks for watching!

[@justanothertoyyoubroke]

The books are banned from schools and prisons. Just thinking there may be something to ponder in that.

[@ricliu4538]

Ligmas power is unmatched. Su condees dont play by the rules