The Godfather’s 10 Rules YOU Need to Know….

FOLLOW these Laws or You’ll Became a Fredo…
Look, there is something that you NEED to know...
The Godfather is literally one of the greatest films ever made.It's admired because of its iconic characters, extremely talented cast and its stunning cinematography. But what really sets “The Godfather”, especially Part One, so highly above many other iconic films, Are all the invaluable lessons and gems we come across. And what’s amazing is that they are Not just applicable in the dark world of the mafia, the world Don Vito had total control over, but actually transcends into the real world, where You and I can actually utilize it in a positive way. These are the lessons YOU need to understand.
So, imagine this…
It's getting quite late, and you’re sat In the dark office of don vito corleone, patiently waiting for the don. Soon you hear the doors slowly open followed by a series of footsteps, the don himself and his trusted men enter the room.
The sit down begins.
what was the key to his success? What were the principles he believed in, and the rules that allowed him to become the man he ended up becoming? Well, Vito would then give you his 10 Rules for Success.
Some of these might be controversial, however that will be up to you to decide.
All these laws are connected, you cannot achieve one without the other. So make sure to watch and listen closely, because if you do, you will be 10 steps ahead of your competition in every way possible and on your way to achieve whatever it is you desire.
This video is for All You entrepreneurs and really anyone ambitious enough to want to conquer their desired field.
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From Early age in Vito’s life, his only goal was to survive, but as the years went by, his vision slightly changed and actually expanded. He slowly began to witness the potential he had and what he could accomplish. He was going to build an empire where he would live by his own laws, where his children would be in a position to achieve the unthinkable. To actually become the ones who pull the strings. And with a clear end goal in mind, all that was left was working towards it. Look, You need a clear goal, a vision that you want to conquer. So the very first thing you should be thinking and trying to find out is what does success mean to you? What does it look like? What is the goal you want to achieve? The milestone you want to conquer, once you have that, then and only then can your journey begin.Once you’ve done that, here’s when the fun really begins…
This is the secret behind Don Vito’s monumental success, it's literally what gave him the advantage over the other dons. People from all walks of life would travel miles for the chance to meet with the godfather, to solve their problems. Why? To put it Simply, it's because Vito, like any other successful business, was providing unique service by solving a problem. Which added to his aura and reputation as being the powerful Godfather that we now know.
We should Learn to provide a unique skill or product that makes you indispensable and at least very hard to replace. Do this by constantly improving your skills and always being ahead of our competition.
Throughout Vito’s life, from the time he was working as a simple clerk, all the way to running a multi billion dollar empire, Vito Corleone carried himself in a way that commanded respect.
Robert Greene writes “It is up to you to set your own price.”
You should be constantly improving your skills and capabilities, so that you are then genuinely confident in them, therefore, when you set your price extremely high, work hard enough that You have full confidence that you can actually back it up.
Let's look at why or rather how Vito was able to achieve this so perfectly.
0:00 Your sit-down with Don Vito Corleone
1:11 Rule 10
2:17 Rule 9
3:25 Rule 8
5:17 Rule 7
6:25 Rule 6
8:05 Rule 5
11:15 Rule 4
13:30 Rule 3
14:55 Rule 2
16:22 Rule 1
18:13 Something to remember...
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[@TheCultureMafia]

What is the biggest lesson You've learned from The Godfather? 💭

[@bloodlegion4874]

Keep your friends close keep your enemies closer

[@thedude4672]

That being willing to do what the other guy won't, such as murder, is what gives you power and success.

[@edwardbarr8502]

You don’t know it all. Seek wise Counsel!

[@gamergirl2236]

Never hate your enemies it affects your judgement.

[@supersentallupinurmouf]

Even the biggest pussy in real life can play a gangster in films

[@teskio]

So basically: 10. What does success mean to you? Identify it and zero in on it. 9. Try to become the only one who can solve people’s problems : become indispensable. 8. Treat people respectfully. Don’t expect smthg in return, but leverage your reputation. 7. Let your actions lend power to the Word you give. 6. Don’t let pride obfuscate your clarity.. Always weigh your options so as to not get reckless 5. Carry yourself with dignity and regality to command respect. But in the meantime keep on improving your skills. 4. Always think a few steps ahead of the competition and from different angles. Try to address problems before they happen. 3. Never stop learning. Rely on other people’s experience to learn new skills 2. Don’t get comfortable and slow down. Stay hungry and focused! 1. It takes time and effort. Don’t be a bitch. Identify your weakness and work on it.

[@BigalHarrison]

On point

[@midasapprentice8670]

Rule #8 Don Vito was loved because he never harmed anyone that didn't deserve it. He looked out for his family first and foremost and he pursued justice not revenge.

[@iangarner8857]

I agree he has a lot of likeable traits to say he runs a criminal enterprise.

[@midasapprentice8670]

@@iangarner8857 In essence he wasn't an evil man. He was only violent as a last resort. He never had a mistress, and never did anything out of revenge only justice.

[@iangarner8857]

@@midasapprentice8670 yeah I agree! Barzini seems worse

[@TomE.V.]

I hate that Got Damn Barzini!

[@williamcrabb8481]

Another thing about Vito not hurting those who didn't deserve it. He also used the *deserved/earned* level of violence. If a beating was what was needed, there *was not* a killing. See the discussion with Bonasera, who wanted the two boys dead.

[@ianholland4285]

the guy who just came to bring flowers in the middle of the night and had no experience was willing to risk his life to protect vito was always so important to me im glad that point was made here. always treat EVERYONE with respect.

[@athulp.thomas9395]

Many leaders made their mark on history by making great speeches or relying on charisma to charm the masses. There is a place to get people interested in what you have to say, but exercising prudence is valuable. It is critical to control the message to acquire and preserve power. Tom Hagen knew how to keep his mouth closed to protect the family business. Tom Hagen, the Legal Counsel and advisor to the family, was skilled at getting his point across without literally saying it. He greets Kay Adams during an unexpected visit because she wants to understand how he is enjoying his vacation. Kay let Tom know she had tried to contact Michael. “Now, I wanna reach Michael.” Tom cleverly replies, “Nobody knows where he is. We know he’s alright, but that’s all.” Kay offers Tom a handwritten letter in hopes he’ll forward it. Tom replies with “Well, if I accepted that, in a court of law, they could prove I have knowledge of his whereabouts” He is always calculating and considerate of the risks involved in actions. He feels for Kay, but he understands the problems that would come with sharing any information.

[@waltpowell7254]

Actually this is not true

[@MelMelx365]

​@@waltpowell7254 why?

[@jeffreystraus590]

You're pretty astute in your observation, you provide a glaring thought provoking commentary as well....

[@alphabeta8403]

6:00 Say what you mean and mean what you say 7:20 Analyze all possible outcomes; alter your plans if needed 8:10 Carry yourself in a way that commands respect 11:30 Be a few steps ahead 13:00 Plan all the way to the end 18:00 Have a burning desire to succeed no matter what

[@athulp.thomas9395]

Avoid the unhappy and unlucky is an essential rule of self-preservation. Unhappy people have a way of stripping away the joy or good fortune of other people. They tend to resent the success of those who outperform them. Individuals like this focus on what they don’t have. They can be challenging to get along with because they feel nobody rewards their actual contributions. The problem is that they tend to feel slighted need a person to blame for their misfortune. Think about Carlo Rizzi. Carlo married into the powerful Corleone family by marrying Connie, the Powerful Vito Corleone’s only daughter. He was brought into the family environment by Sonny Corleone, who was the eldest son of Vito. Carlo was jealous of the status of the biological sons. Their insight, wisdom, and competence were valued where those traits were not wanted of Carlo by the family. The decision was made to “Give him a living but never discuss the family business” with Carlo on his wedding day. He resented his perceived lack of respect by the family and displaced his anger onto his wife, Connie. His cruel and manipulative behavior toward his wife and his resentment of the family’s men, and the apparent nature of his core personality led to a succession of tragic consequences. Carlo lacked the positive outlook that would have enabled him to parlay his newfound position within a powerful family into a long prosperous career among his peers. Avoid this type of person.

[@missmadam2797]

Yes!! To everything!!. I have encountered 1 or 2 vampires & the most terrifying thing about them is that in all their tales of trauma & perceived mistreatment, it becomes apparent that they are not unhappy about such behaviour, they are simply unhappy that they weren't the ones wielding the whip. You will only find out once you have overly emboldened & promoted them.

[@JoshuaDStewart]

Literally reading the original novel in the last few days, and at the same time at the early stages of moving from "freelancer" to building an actual business. These 10 Rules are absolutely terrific, and true to full story of Don Vito. Your line at the end was fantastic: "Not everyone has the discipline to stick by these rules and do the work."

[@sajid.muntasir]

Your journey is really relevant to me, brother

[@antariusruff6396]

Abide in several rules take eight and ten to breath for. 😅

[@socrates203]

It’s a combination of Machiavelli the prince and the Robert Greene book; 48 laws of power

[@TheCultureMafia]

0:00 Your sit-down with Don Vito Corleone 1:11 Rule 10 2:17 Rule 9 3:25 Rule 8 5:17 Rule 7 6:25 Rule 6 8:05 Rule 5 11:15 Rule 4 13:30 Rule 3 14:55 Rule 2 16:22 Rule 1 18:13 Something to remember...

[@Focus293]

Do you mind listing them in brief

[@MONEYBAGD]

Thx

[@hubertop1247]

This is the coaching video I was looking for. Starting a mafia in 2023 is the thing to do. Happy New Year, thanks for the videos

[@roccopennisi1943]

1:11 Rule 10: Don't get angry The first rule for success mentioned in the video is to not get angry. Don Vito Corleone emphasizes that anger clouds judgment and can lead to making bad decisions. It is important to keep a level head and approach situations with a clear mind. 2:17 Rule 9: Never underestimate your enemy The second rule for success is to never underestimate your enemy. Don Vito Corleone advises that one should always be cautious and prepared for any situation, even if they think they have the upper hand. This rule emphasizes the importance of being vigilant and not becoming complacent. 3:25 Rule 8: Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer The third rule for success is to keep your friends close but your enemies closer. This rule highlights the importance of knowing your enemies' weaknesses and strengths to be able to anticipate their actions and counter them effectively. It also emphasizes the importance of building strong relationships with those around you. 5:17 Rule 7: Don't be afraid to fail The fourth rule for success is to not be afraid to fail. Don Vito Corleone advises that failure is a part of the journey towards success and that one should learn from their mistakes and keep moving forward. This rule highlights the importance of perseverance and resilience in the face of obstacles. 6:25 Rule 6: Revenge is a dish best served cold The fifth rule for success is to remember that revenge is a dish best served cold. Don Vito Corleone advises that one should not act impulsively when seeking revenge but instead wait for the right moment to strike. This rule emphasizes the importance of patience and strategic thinking. 8:05 Rule 5: Never let anyone know what you're thinking The sixth rule for success is to never let anyone know what you're thinking. Don Vito Corleone advises that one should keep their thoughts and plans to themselves to avoid being manipulated or taken advantage of. This rule highlights the importance of maintaining control over one's actions and decisions. 11:15 Rule 4: Look out for yourself The seventh rule for success is to look out for yourself. Don Vito Corleone advises that one should always prioritize their own interests and not depend too much on others. This rule emphasizes the importance of self-reliance and taking responsibility for one's own success. 13:30 Rule 3: Act like a man, not a mouse The eighth rule for success is to act like a man, not a mouse. Don Vito Corleone advises that one should be confident and assertive in their actions and decisions. This rule emphasizes the importance of taking charge of one's life and not being passive. 14:55 Rule 2: Keep your mouth shut The ninth rule for success is to keep your mouth shut. Don Vito Corleone advises that one should avoid gossip and unnecessary talk to avoid getting into trouble. This rule emphasizes the importance of discretion and being mindful of one's words and actions. 16:22 Rule 1: Don't involve yourself in anything you can't walk away from in 30 seconds The final rule for success is to not involve yourself in anything

[@417fga]

Thank you sir!

[@emery2310]

This is one of, if not the BEST video you have created. All men should watch this to know how to move as Titans of Humanity. Great Job!!❤️

[@athulp.thomas9395]

Hyman Roth was a compelling character in The Godfather saga. He had been a significant factor in the business and lived a long life in a world where many do not enjoy such longevity. Hyman began with Vito Corleone in the early days and was still active in the business world as a senior citizen. He was not physically imposing, nor did he have an aura of interpersonal dominance. Hyman Roth, in the words of his associate Johnny Ola, “always makes for his partners.” This trait is vitally important in the business world, especially in a business as competitive as Mr. Roth’s. As a very young man, he establishes himself to Don Corleone not through family ties but by his skill and willingness to assist him. He immediately adds value. Many decades later, and years after Don Corleone’s death, Hyman Roth seduces Fredo Corleone into working against his own family. Fredo is the son of Hyman’s old friend and the older brother of Michael Corleone, who has become the head of their family. After discovering the betrayal, a disgusted Michael asks Fredo about his conversations with Roth’s organization. In his own words, they promised Fredo that “there was something in it for me” and that “it would be good for the family.” One man inspired another man to turn against his own family by appealing to self-interest.

[@johnmoreno7664]

"... Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer... " Words of wisdom...

[@jeffreystraus590]

I like your comment , APPEAL TO THERE SELF INTEREST, This is always a good strategy to get what you want

[@likearollingstone007]

@@jeffreystraus590 It is, in two words, very manipulative.

[@dogma7911]

Great observation. It displays the power of influence and persuasion.

[@jwaxmcgeeg9706]

@@jeffreystraus590 correct, their

[@myriaddsystems]

There is so much wisdom contained in these observations and analyses, I wish I had learned many years ago...

[@rishabhkhatri202]

He gave priority to people more than anything else He earned people

[@nagone11]

These are great videos, some real lessons are being taught, most should be listening closely. The corporate world is really not much different than how the mafia functions. People get usurped and eliminated in some different ways but the end results in their respective businesses are the same. The skills to negotiate through many different situations are very similar. These videos are really great..I can't wait for the next one in this series. Culture Mafia, I have to admit, you're riding point on this!

[@TheCultureMafia]

Exactly, I couldn't agree more.

[@TheCultureMafia]

Appreciate your insight and glad yo enjoyed the Video 💯 You're definitely going to enjoy the next one...

[@larenese9417]

I love this coaching! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@kenmojica]

Exactly, I agree. Thank you for noticing.

[@jhors7777]

Well researched and presented, thank you!

[@migz_8894]

Love the vids and the break doens..such a great movie and still getting information from it after years and having re- watched it hundreds of times. Def in my top 5 movies..so many practical life lessons

[@MissUnderstood1721]

Thank You for this…you have solved a big mystery for me and the connection to this living hell we are in.

[@delaynomorejee]

Great production with global wisdoms.Thank you.

[@hernandez001]

This video is so fvckin hard, it has bits of my favorite movies plus the advice given in it is dope 🙏🏼

[@insultingmyintelligence6862]

Very well put together 💯

[@reluctanticon]

This the GREATEST KZbin channel of ALL time!

[@TheCultureMafia]

🤝🌹

[@halleck3]

Good point about the difference between confidence and arrogance. Too many folks get those two things confused.

[@justforrow]

Confidence is believing in yourself. Arrogance is believing your better than others.

[@halleck3]

@@justforrow That's a solid definition. Another is that arrogant folks need to be recognized; they strive for it. With confidence you don't need that.

[@latinomalenurse]

Thank you so much for this video especially, as well as all of your content!!!

[@TheCultureMafia]

💯

[@skatemobster]

I feel overall, Vito was successful because he wasn't greedy. Once you obtain the kind of money that he did it tends to change people for the worst and at least to me it looked like Vito wasn't greedy. For the most part.

[@tw82rone5]

Yup he wasn't greedy a greedy person would not have originally turned down the drug $$$ offer. Bc all $$$ is good $$$ to a truly greedy person

[@clementifangblog8583]

Thanks so much for sharing this, I really appreciate this rule

[@welfareprick]

That piece of media is overwhelming! Man, The Culture Mafia had psyched out every traits and inclinations of "The Godfather" movie series and more!

[@PapaJetTV]

wonderful lessons from Don Vito Corleone a perfect masterpiece GODFATHER movies ❤️.

[@DNobelizt]

I love this channel Thank you The Culture Mafia. Please more videos to come. God Bless 🥃🙏

[@darth_vedant669]

Fair Point, if I do have a goal I forget the risk factor and see it has accomplish the goal in any way possible. That’s probably why all my plans for anything always fail. Thank You Godfather

[@niteshvashisht5867]

Thank you so much, one of the best learnings i got today and to stick to it.

[@TheCultureMafia]

💯

[@lawrence.centinales]

love this channel

[@damianstarks3338]

Thanks for sharing these Vito rules with us.

[@TheCultureMafia]

Our pleasure 💯

[@GODKILLERR888]

Vito is my favorite Don bc I can relate to him I show respect to everyone I meet and I'm an orphan like him

[@ManavJith]

Oh, if so, I am sorry

[@Yukkyindahouse]

Love these videos

[@ok-yh8jt]

Don't stop creating videos like this❤❤ Some idea from me - create a similar video for all characters of the Corleone family

[@athulpaappu5090]

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[@maynardplastic]

This was 🔥

[@henrilee1747]

I can't believe I watched the whole thing. Good editing and story telling. 👌

[@TheCultureMafia]

Appreciate it 🤝

[@AlrightLetsGo111]

Thank you.

[@user-zp7de6if9f]

Dont forget, never tel enemies what you thinking,, keep your friend close and you enemies closer

[@m8081mr]

Excellent video. Dam your voice always seal the deal.

[@collin7810]

Principles, and the keys to success are there for a reason. 💯

[@khadijahjoysams6172]

Great video thanks

[@athulp.thomas9395]

It is natural for most people to react forcefully to behavior they find threatening or repulsive. Who doesn’t feel the need to give someone a piece of their mind? While doing that may feel natural and even feel soothing to deal with an enemy in that manner, it may not be the most pragmatic way to resolve your issues. Perhaps you have heard the expression, “Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.” This expression is a famous line from the Godfather movies. Michael Corleone states this expression to one of his employees, Frank Pentangeli. Michael tells him he learned that lesson from his late father, Vito Corleone, who established the family business and asked his youngest son to succeed him. Michael proceeds to explain to his employee that he will not support him in a dispute with his rivals. Unfortunately for Frank, his opponents take their orders from a man who poses a more severe threat to the Corleone family. Michael wants to appear friendly with the even more formidable enemy he knows is trying to hurt him. In other words, he is willing to tolerate the cost of dealing with his enemy to get close enough to attack him once the time suits him.

[@jeffreystraus590]

Yeah! Pt 3 famous quote, politics is knowing when to pull the trigger

[@larenese9417]

There videos are so helpful to me!

[@sloppyreactions543]

This is great advice on just living life period without the criminal aspect

[@charlesheim8290]

One of my favorite qulotes, Don Vito to Michael..." Keep your friends close but your enemies closer"oh and, Clemenza, " Drop the gun...get the canoli". Lol

[@TheStrategos392]

Don Corleone: The 🦁 Lion and the Fox 🦊. 🌹

[@raultrusca]

I can’t wait for it

[@athulp.thomas9395]

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[@athulp.thomas9395]

Crush your enemy totally This lesson means leave no hope or optimism in the heart of your adversary. The adversary will never be able to strike back if the attacking force dismantles them. The family emphasizes this philosophy in words and deeds. Tom Hagen asks Michael to reconsider yet another risky undertaking after already winning a significant battle. “Is it worth it? I mean, you’ve won. Do you have to wipe everybody out?”. Michael replies in a matter-of-fact tone. “I don’t feel I have to wipe everybody out, Tom, just my enemies.”. Michael verbally expresses to his family feels he HAS to wipe out or totally crush the enemy. This idea is also physically illustrated in which the Corleone family moves to “settle all family business.” They have had to deal with industry rivals for years. By the end of the scene, it is clear that they had every intention of crushing the enemy. Winning was not enough. The action of accomplishing the goal is not how any human being should deal with competition. In the scope of an epic Hollywood blockbuster, however, the point is made most dramatically. Know who you are dealing with-do not offend the wrong person

[@cgab12]

Always being ahead of the competition is a tall order, it’s a big world out there full of competent people.

[@julianlaing2514]

thats true but refer to rule #3 and surround yourself and learn from those people

[@abhijeetashiya8856]

Great vid

[@TheCultureMafia]

Thank You

[@raulandreshernandezdelaros6203]

I keep coming back to this video.

[@TheCultureMafia]

Has it been helpful?

[@raulandreshernandezdelaros6203]

@@TheCultureMafia it has. It's great. Especially Rule #5

[@mleon77]

Thank you

[@athulp.thomas9395]

Boldness is a common idea that people love to promote. The concept is much more difficult for many to execute. We like to exclaim statements of boldness such as “fortune favors the bold” or “go big or go home” out loud while we repeat the same predictable actions day after day in our lives. This behavior is normal because there is a level of security in accepting our circumstances. In the early 20th Century, there was a young man who practiced boldness without preaching it. In 1917, a man called Don Fanucci controlled the neighborhood businesses. He was said to be with the “Black Hand” and was feared by many. There was no Don Vito Corleone at this time. Vito Corleone was a young man who wanted to move up in the world. Don Fanucci, however, was a man who made demands and expected others to fulfill those demands. Young Vito also became a target of such an order. Fanucci forced Vito out of a steady job and insisted that his nephew take the position instead. Not only did he suffer that insult, but Fanucci also pressured him to pay proceeds from Vito’s new business venture. Unlike his good friend, Vito did not see a reason to pay the don the money. Vito made a proposition to his friends that he would do them a favor. Referring to Fanucci, he tells his friends, “I’ll reason with him. Leave everything to me.” He was the one person who was bold enough to address Fanucci and put a stop to the problems he caused. He moved with boldness once he decided to correct the problem.

[@openclassusa3534]

GREAT VIDEO!!

[@TheCultureMafia]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@user-zj3ig7uh5m]

fantastic!!!bravissimo!!!!

[@myriaddsystems]

We can all learn a great deal from Vito's example. I wish I had seen a presentation such as this 40 years ago- although I would have probably been too stupid to understand the significance of this monologue

[@TheCultureMafia]

Never too late 💯

[@JaketheJust]

The first lesson I took a lot from Don Vito Corleone was when he asked the question: “Do you spend time with your family? If yes, than good. Because a man who doesn’t spend time with his family can never be a real man.” Men are providers and conquerors for their loved ones, but if you neglect to spend time with them, you are abandoning what you are working for. Like a military officer/leader that doesn’t spend time to see how his men are, can never be a true leader. (I know officers cannot socialize with enlisted men, but they can be aware of crucial things like how’s their training going along, was their a death in the family, etc.). A great combat leader knows his men well, their strengths and weaknesses because he took the time to learn and know them. The struggles of life and deadlines are crucial, but always take a moment, go for a bike ride with your kids, enjoy a movie with your wife.

[@JellyBean02288]

Michael abandoned Kay

[@athulp.thomas9395]

Michael changes from believing what his family does is wrong to believing that his family’s crimes are a necessary evil. He begins by insisting that his family’s crimes belong to his family, not to him. In the end, he is organizing the execution of these crimes as the family’s new Don, having reasoned they are necessary. Stored Growth of Michael resists association with his family at first, indicating that he plans to be with Kaye and not get involved in the family business. He stops this resistance, however, when all of his family’s power is threatened and he becomes the only one capable of preserving it.

[@yeotiongwee]

10 classic priceless rule from godfather don vito impeccable

[@asullivan4047]

Interesting and informative. Class A research project. Not many street thugs reach the potential status of 'God father '. A very rough/dangerous/ treacherous life style. Has its moments of glory/hours of pain.

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[@aleynamutlu4206]

I love Sunny’s biting hand move of that wife beater. Haha! Such a Sunny move. Some ambitious move i know that protective rage well against pricks who can only go after someone innocent and weaker than them.

[@TheCultureMafia]

9:16

[@athulp.thomas4065]

However, ultimate submissiveness is the ultimate champion of decision making when it comes to choosing Appolonia OVER KAY as the whole essence which leads #TheGodfather #VitoCorleone to success is a bit more information: Supremacy of Men over women as principled stand on the olden days // Boldness of Kay is a common idea that people love to promote. The concept of hers is much more difficult for many of Michael's men and even him, to execute. She liked to exclaim statements of boldness such as “fortune favors the bold” or “go big or go home” out loud while she repeated the same predictable actions day after day in our lives. This behavior is abnormal for Sicilians because there is a level of security in accepting our circumstances. In the early 20th Century, there was a young man who practiced boldness without preaching it.

[@zenmasterx]

8:53 Liquid gold.

[@GODKILLERR888]

To fully understand this I wanna watch this video again till it's stuck in my head

[@stayoutofthecitys]

I really thought I could change the world by following the rules and helping others. I realized quickly how many people took advantage of me . I was fool

[@theantone7476]

Thank you, Culture Mafia. Im on a path, I see what I want and these tools from Don Vito will most certainly help

[@TheCultureMafia]

That's great to hear, Best of Luck 🌹

[@TheCultureMafia]

Watch Closely 👀

[@athulp.thomas9395]

The only remarkable thing about Francis Ford Coppola's "The Godfather, Part II" is the insistent manner in which it recalls how much better his original film was. Among other things, one remembers "The Godfather's" tremendous narrative drive and the dominating presence of Marlon Brando in the title role, which, though not large, unified the film and transformed a super-gangster movie into a unique family chronicle. "Part II," also written by Mr. Coppola and Mario Puzo, is not a sequel in any engaging way. It's not really much of anything that can be easily defined. It's a second movie made largely out of the bits and pieces of Mr. Puzo's novel that didn't fit into the first.

[@invincibleluis]

Timeless masterpiece.

[@laminage]

Amen. 😊 I never saw it in a Cinema 🎥 but my parents did. It blew them away 😮

[@jaimebarbara6936]

Thanks

[@DDuMas]

What a character Vito Corleone was.

[@sedgwickmcalaster7785]

HE understood one basic TRUTH . TO win you have to KNOW THAT you have NOTHING TO LOSE !!

[@danieloloogunebi9119]

You quoted law 34 In the 48 laws of power Nice work I learn a lot

[@TheCultureMafia]

Excellent 💯

[@samsaddinatabay5224]

Great one! Does anyone know what’s the music of this masterpiece?

[@maxlewis2011]

Don Vito Corleone is the ultimate champion of decision making

[@flow2134]

0:26 LOYALITY&RESPECT

[@justmyopinion3450]

Vito is a reasonable man. He didn't seek power for the sake of power, but in order to protect himself and his family. When he says women and children can be reckless, but men cannot be reckless, he sums up a primal rule. Men hold this world together by the strength of the sinews. Women and children make it worth the effort.

[@AnkurSingh-yz7sb]

Can you make one video on explain the significant of painting in vito office when Michale cut tom out of business and also all the painting when commusion grather. I Definitely think that would be some connection or msg form Coppola

[@navidghazizadeh8805]

greatest movie of all time❤👌🏻

[@pandian3511]

Please send the next video that you spoke about. I want to be successful

[@raymondvaldez284]

LOVE THE RULES

[@doqas]

Keep your friends close, keep your enemies closer

[@Thomasbj1996]

What was the secret video you did before the ebd if the year that was mostly requested?

[@punnaroothsrimongkolsilp1543]

One of the best movie on earth!

[@KimDiamond57]

Fasten your seat belt, Baby! We're in for one Helluva Bumpy Ride! Hahahaha!

[@joeybeargrooves4ever]

A true "offer he can't refuse" must involve the promise of a reward as well as the threat of a punishment. This allows the person to give in without losing face.

[@GODKILLERR888]

0:11 I would ask him how he felt with adversity especially as a fellow orphan I would wanna know how he went from rags to wealth

[@mohaland]

It should be done Every Day

[@GODKILLERR888]

18:59 💯 I promise from this day on I will apply these your video will not be in Vain

[@TheCultureMafia]

Will be rooting for you

[@TheCultureMafia]

CRUSH IT💯

[@dxtrj6649]

I fell to complacency, took long to recover. Still on the come up

[@spaceace1006]

At the risk of stating the obvious.. "The Godfather"... is addictive!!!

[@yeotiongwee]

Don vito true mafia boss always well plan in dealing with matter

[@claressarichardson1374]

I walk alone in brokenness while they fly high with destruction and money and surgery.💚💜