THE 48 LAWS OF POWER by Robert Greene | Core Message

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I’d rather not be manipulative. But authentic and at times vulnerable. Have boundaries and be assertive.

[@bharatavarsha17000]

Few are born with power, Few has to harness it.! Thanks for this Book summary man.

[@joshuabradford937]

Nathan, your hard work is changing the world for the better, especially for people like me that just don't make the time to read the hundreds of books on my 'read me next' list.

[@a314]

Long awaited. Robert Greene is a versatile author with absolute thought clarity. This is a fantastic book written two decades ago, this is one of the management books that one needs to read whether they practice what's said in the book or not.

[@Carlbveg]

Excellent video. You seem to have gotten to the essence of the 48 laws. I would add a fourth primary law: Everything is judged by its your appearance; learn to see through appearances of others. Greene continuously speaks of how appearances are deceiving but mostly what we use to make decisions and judgements. Quotes: "So we prefer to ignore this fact, and to judge people on their appearances, on what is most visible to our eyes-clothes, gestures, words, actions." "Everything is judged by its appearance; what is unseen counts for nothing." "Having the appearance of specialized knowledge and skill gives you leeway in your ability to deceive those above you into thinking they cannot do without you." "Second, never trust appearances. Anyone with a serpent’s heart can use a show of kindness to cloak it; a person who is blustery on the outside is often really a coward." "Learn to see through appearances and their contradictions. Never trust the version that people give of themselves-it is utterly unreliable.", "Since power depends greatly on appearances, you must learn the tricks that will enhance your image.", "In matters of smarts as in most things, appearances are what count. If you seem to have authority and knowledge, people will believe what you say." "They are magicians of appearance, knowing that most things at court are judged by how they seem." "power depends on appearances" and dozen others. With almost every law, Greene reminds us that Power comes from the appearance we present to others and not trusting the appearances that are presented to us.

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[@jonneye]

Much appreciated. Helpful tools for growth.

[@totadol]

love this channel .. such a great synthesis of the book

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[@tejashreepotdar4001]

This was the best one until now.

[@itsmou8123]

You're awesome, thank you. You just gained a subscriber because of the idea of pdf summary. What an amazing idea.

[@shenry25]

Many thanks, Nathan! I must admit that this time I don't much agree with the ideas in the video. It could well be the book itself, or the summary and the need to condense 48 laws into only 3 points and a 7 minutes video. Whichever it is, I appreciate and am grateful for your effort.

[@EJCAudio]

Agreed. Given how much I've enjoyed the other summaries - I suspect it's the content of the book itself.

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Amazing, amazing, amazing. Thanks Nathan.

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Again a powerful review!! You are a true KZbin 💎!

[@SaiKrishna-xm7it]

@ 5:42 there is a mistake in the sentence , there should be "it" not "if" in last sentence. Great video BTW

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Excellent summary , thank you for sharing

[@necroticpoison]

Great vid. Just found your channel and I am grateful that there are people out there giving these kinds of concise and flowing collections of info out to people, it's very refreshing. Keep it up 🔥

[@Dust999]

an amazing video!

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This channel is amazing

[@Nowhere888]

The 48 Laws of Power is considered the bible in Hollywood. Machiavelli's "The Prince" is the light version but also good. Greene is a fantastic writer writing self help for the real world where people are evil.

[@africaart]

Timeless book. Always something new and refreshing to learn.

[@GarethRussellUK]

Owned this book for ages, though I’ve never found it an easy read. This summary is so much more accessible, thanks!

[@francisken5557]

It’s another time of the year. One need to set goals and take a bold step in achieving them. Remember success are not obtained overnight. It’s comes in installments; you get a little bit today a little bit tomorrow until the whole package is given out the day you procrastinate you lose that day of success.

[@saffronbarker865]

Wow these so inspiring thanks😘 do you have any suggestions of what one can invest in these year.

[@francisken5557]

I don’t know if you need to hear this but from my own point of view, you need to invest smartly, if you need the good things of life. so far i've made over $505k in raw profits from just q4 of the market from my diversified portfolio strategy and i believe anyone can do it you have the right strategy. mutual funds takes long time but investing smartly is the key for short term. Most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest position in the market to the cost of proper diversification.

[@saffronbarker865]

@@francisken5557 Actually I’m an amateur investor, i have 2 IRAs, I do not like the cookie cutter responses from Fidelity, Vanguard Schwab, etc 7%-9% year on average, how do you invest?

[@d_ken]

Normal people buy in at high prices the stock market goes down, companies buy stocks back cheaper by introducing some "disaster" Stock rises after a disaster and the cycle repeats.. Having a good entry and exit strategy, will make succeed in the stock market.

[@benjaminotto5711]

@Katie McQueen By following trades do you mean copying her trades, as is done in etoro? Are you giving her your money or the money stays in your account? I have heard about copying trades but have not looked into it but i have an idea of what it is.

[@cbdbotanicaltherapy]

Well done. I'm finishing up the book and your summary was succinct and very good.

[@reset_mobility]

This video here is a masterpiece. Thank you for sharing it with us!

[@ashoknath4267]

Rober is a genius writer his books has changed the lives of millions of reader all over the globe.

[@aoustenaloysious8324]

Brilliant

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I've lost quite a good number of coins in the current dip,I just hope I find a way to recover from such a massive loss.

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Great video, thank you so much man!

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[@thechancellor-]

To the *incredible person* seeing this, I wish you all the best in life❤ don't over blame yourself, accept things and go forward. Don't let others define what “success” is for you. Get up, learn the skills needed and get after it, all the keys to a happy life is in your hands. Keep pushing.

[@saniyauzumaki]

I have liked some videos this channel has covered but when it starts summarising books like these, that’s when I get turned off and not want to continue watching any videos here.

[@saniyauzumaki]

Also one power law I disagree with is saying as little as possible, I know someone who does this and honestly they’re the least trustable person in the entire room and unsurprisingly are low performer. I am pretty damn sure this person is following Greene’s book to a T.

[@TheGratitudeMan]

1 Pager is super concentrated Power 💪⚡ Found one spell mistake in 2nd line of Power Law 3 "...rather than letting others define *if* for you." If > It Overall, very impressive summary. Wow. Great 👍👏😊

[@ifrahkhan9701]

I am actually listening to the audiobook this week.

[@mazorizk]

Hi there, the 1 page PDF summary link is not working.

[@ProductivityGame]

Should work now, try again

[@puneetverma8560]

Also make a video on The Art of Seduction by Robert

[@Slava-om1sz]

I generally like what Robert Greene has to say in his books, but this here is a nasty one. The video polishes the edges, but the core message of 48 Laws of Power is to create a perception of a power position. A cover to cover series of lessons on how to kiss ass, deceive, manipulate and trick others, while not covering the actual power (leverage, skills, value, strategy, knowledge, strength...) and processes that build up power in the long term (experience, research, building relationships, creating and giving away value, securing strategic positions and so on). Of course, there is a fan base to be found for each perspective, but it's hard to wrap my head around a book that claims that putting up a facade is the way to create power. It's like saying that the way to build value is by creating a pyramid scheme and fooling friends into believing that your product is valuable. Right...

[@CalicoCooperFan]

Interesting insights. Even if that isn't the game you want to play (manipulation, etc..), others may be playing that game. Isn't there value in learning about the game others are playing so that you can recognize it and learn how to deal with it? This may be a "manual" for understanding those around you and the games they are playing.

[@Slava-om1sz]

@@CalicoCooperFan Yes, it can be a source of insights on how to deal with deceptive people. In my opinion the book does not deserve it's title and should carry a title like '48 ways to be a fraud'. A truly powerful person does not struggle with surfacing deception. If you live a life putting loads of effort into creating value, strategising and growing skills, you have already found out what works and what doesn't a thousand times. Power becomes extremely transparent you can smell a power position deception from a mile, by simply observing the lack of depth in the answers, continuously generated results , choices, actions and goals. A powerful person is always knowledge hungry, so the book can still be a good read. but it is not needed to spot Trumps of this world.

[@dattatraimore9797]

@@Slava-om1sz Agree with you completely

[@lesreed8803]

Depends on what you're saying not how long you're saying it good grief man

[@lesreed8803]

You must stay irrelevant relevant remaining quiet oh yeah what are you doing this is what happened oh yeah see that hot girl over there that hot chick yes she likes me she wants to date me I'm just trying to allow her mind to wander are you talking about that hot chick in the beautiful dress yeah that's the one what is she doing I have my back to her I don't want her to see my face I'm so nervous oh she just left you're not relevant my sister said a woman likes when a man takes a stand and builds the courage and introduces yourself as for the number and then she don't like when you suffocate her by calling calling calling calling right away she said you always want to wait just a little while and I said and then what what if I just wait too long said don't never wait too long because then she'll feel like you're not interested and she'll take the next thing that comes along she may be out with her girlfriend out with her family out with her auntie sisters mother and sisters and grandmother shopping but if you were adamant she would be with you never talk too much you just seem ordinary original it depends on what you're saying I'm just here to debunk you if I hear the old school way of doing things before we once know we once were blind but now we see

[@fogforest3212]

Voice is not deep as before it's boring

[@lesreed2442]

See I've just demonstrated the sequence of it does not matter how much you say you do not become ordinary sometimes you become extraordinary because it all depends on what it is your speaker of whatever you see whatever you hear is the only thing you will ever remember to come here and speak on convey okay

[@lesreed2442]

Excuse me Mr teacher Mr Green instructor I realized by outshiny the ones that precede themselves to be a master means indication of a higher knowledge base so therefore being perceived to be the master has no bearing on when speaking in master terms there is no Masters in America only those that I gate as well as the irrigate the mine will proceed as the mouth will speak therefore being anyone that reads or hears anything will always be able to remember or if a trigger being taste touch smell sight sound here triggers ultimately bring back memorable experiences so a trigger could bring back loads of information that could be possibly unforgotten knowledge base okay we can only speak of those things circumstance situations that we have seen or heard being the only thing we can ever remember to speak about will be only thing that we can remember no way the only thing you will ever be able to remember to speak about are the things that you have seen and heard rendering you unable to give what you do not have we only can speak about things that we can remember yeah that's the way it is whoever does whatsoever of any experience shall Garner the most experience in whatever circumstance situation as they ultimately shall become the go-to person known as the leader of this said experience situation circumstance rendering them the leader of this circumstance but does not make them the authority of all circumstances hey dig that with you with a gold shovel let's do some brown groundbreaking 🦍🦕🪐👽

[@lesreed2442]

101 when trying to impress with words the more you say the more common you appear horse malarkey it all depends on what you're saying in order to come a dear I know that I've proven that to myself of many a times this ain't my first rodeo you sound kind of unfor sure you know what I'm saying you can listen to the tone and tempo of a person when they speak and tell how confident they are you sound a little bit shallow man come on now I want to hear some real deep down you did something with 50 cent come on now I'm the real juice hot sauce baby 🩸🥵🙈👹

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Robert green has issues. That is the massage i got.

[@shubhreetlalli8671]

Amazing video as always😇 What software do you use for animations?

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Thank you

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Absolutely great summary... please do TRACTION by Gino Wackman and SCALING UP by Harinsh... Thanks again

[@conor3938]

Amazing review. I appreciate your perspective

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Thanks for all your incredible work man! :D Only Love!!!