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Law 7: Do the work of others and take credit. Save your time/energy while building your base.

Manipulating or deceiving others. If you’re ready to master the game of power, see all 48 laws at a glance with our complete summary package, which includes an infographic, a 17-page text summary, and a 26-minute audio summary.

Mastery Summary And Review

Although this outstanding book was published in 1998, its ideas are still timeless and relevant today. For each of the above laws, Greene provides stories and examples involving kings, emperors, nobles and famous people from different countries and cultures spanning 3000 years of history. You can buy the book here for examples ranging from space politics and power struggles to romance and war. Green systematically describes the law, interpretation of the law, stories to illustrate the law and exceptions to the law if any.

Written by Robert Greene – An American author best known for books on strategy, power and seduction. Green attended the University of California, Berkeley before graduating from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a BA. In classical studies. Before becoming a writer, Greene estimates he held 80 jobs, including construction worker, translator, magazine editor and Hollywood film writer.

“A man who cannot control his words shows that he cannot control himself and is not worthy of respect.”

“Necessity rules the world… If you create a necessity for yourself, you will be fired at the first opportunity.”

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“People love what is grand, spectacular, and larger than life. Appeal to their emotions, and they will flock to your vision.

Here are my highlights from the first half of the book – 50 lessons that stand out – with some brief comments

As a type of bildungsroman… from the German meaning ‘development’ or ‘educational novel’… in these stories, the protagonist, often young, enters life full of naïve ideas. The author takes them through a country full of crooks, criminals and idiots. Gradually, the heroes learn to overcome their various illusions as the real world educates them. And they find that reality is infinitely more interesting and rich than all the ideas they have been fed. They are wise, battle-tested and wise beyond their years.

“It often happens that, at a very young age, we enter the world of work with such illusions and the burden of reality suddenly slaps us in the face. We find that some people have weak egos and can be delusional and what they seem. No. We are blinded to betrayal by their desperation or suddenness. We get into all kinds of trouble for ourselves and for speaking our minds. We realize that the working world is full of political games that no one prepared us for.”

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“Our culture fills our heads with all kinds of false ideas, leading us to believe the world and human nature are not what they really should be.”

Human nature, with which I have some disagreements. He and his predecessors (e.g., Machiavelli, La Rochefoucauld) help their readers understand a narrow segment of humanity. Especially those who are ambitious, capable, self-promoting and hungry for status and/or power. This type scores high on Dark Triad personality traits (psychopathy, narcissism, and Machiavellianism). These people exist everywhere. But they tend to be less detectable and more capable as you go up.

For example, despite making up only two percent of the general population, psychopaths make up 8 percent of college students, 13 percent of business executives, and 20 percent of prison inmates. Most people enter prison expecting many of their fellow inmates to be ruthless, cruel, and brutal.

But even in academic or professional settings such practices are surprisingly common. And they often hide it very well.

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These people intrigue us, scare us, and occupy so much of our emotional real estate that Greene and others mistakenly extend the qualities they all possess.

People are generally kind, cooperative and polite. And rarely cold and calculating. But not a big handful. If you regularly interact with socially adept and ambitious people, reading Greene’s work will give you some valuable advice on what characters you might encounter.

“The happiest things in life happen as a direct result of the unexpected and the unexpected. When we try to create moments of joy, they frustrate us. So does the desire for money and status.”

“Success, like happiness, cannot be pursued; it must come, and it does so only as an unwanted side effect … Success will follow you precisely because you forget to think about it.

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“To make an invention, to find something that connects with people, to create a meaningful work of art, inevitably takes time and effort. It often requires years of experimentation, various setbacks and failures, and maintaining a high level of focus. Focus . . .can drain energy and interest..”

Creating original or interesting or creative work is a delicate balance between your beliefs