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The 48 Laws of Power Summary | Robert Greene
The 48 Laws of Power Summary | Robert Greene
The 48 Laws of Power Summary | Robert Greene
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We offer you a deeper guide, summaries, and analysis of Robert Greene's book "The 48 Laws of Power." The book became a bestseller, selling over a million copies in the US alone. Greene intended it as a guide for people who want to be more powerful. However, some critics saw it differently. They thought the book was too focused on manipulating people and getting ahead without considering right or wrong. 

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PublisherSnap Read
Release dateApr 13, 2024
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    The 48 Laws of Power

    Summary

    Robert Greene

    Snap Read

    Table of Contents

    Copyright

    Overview

    Introduction

    Law 1

    Law 2

    Law 3

    Law 4

    Law 5

    Law 6

    Law 7

    Law 8

    Law 9

    Law 10

    Law 11

    Law 12

    Law 13

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    Law 15

    Law 16

    Law 17

    Law 18

    Law 19

    Law 20

    Law 21

    Law 22

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    Law 24

    Law 25

    Law 26

    Law 27

    Law 28

    Law 29

    Law 30

    Law 31

    Law 32

    Law 33

    Law 34

    Law 35

    Law 36

    Law 37

    Law 38

    Law 39

    Law 40

    Law 41

    Law 42

    Law 43

    Law 44

    Law 45

    Chapter 46

    Chapter 47

    Chapter 48

    Quotes from the book

    Copyright

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    Overview

    Robert Greene, an American writer with a background in classical studies, published a controversial book in 1998 called The 48 Laws of Power. Greene, inspired by his time in Hollywood, noticed similarities between powerful people today and powerful leaders throughout history.  He boiled these similarities down to 48 principles that explain how powerful people act and think.

    The book became a bestseller, selling over a million copies in the US alone. Greene intended it as a guide for people who want to be more powerful. However, some critics saw it differently. They thought the book was too focused on manipulating people and getting ahead without considering right or wrong. They nicknamed it the psychopath's bible. Other critics pointed out that powerful people in Hollywood were reluctant to admit they used Greene's ideas, even though they probably did.

    Later, Greene seemed to have second thoughts. He worried that young people would take his book too literally and think that the only way to succeed was to be manipulative. He wanted them to focus more on developing their skills and becoming truly great at what they do. In 2012, he published a new book called Mastery to address this concern. 

    Introduction

    This chapter introduces the idea that power is everywhere, even in everyday life. Author Robert Greene argues that people have always competed for power, even hiding their true motives behind a mask of politeness. If you choose to ignore this power struggle, Greene warns, you might be left powerless and unable to achieve your goals.

    Society often tells us to be fair and honest, but Greene believes this can be a trap. If you take these ideas too seriously, others who are more cunning might take advantage of you. Honesty can also limit your influence, because being truthful might sometimes offend people. Greene argues that some level of deception is a normal part of social interaction. It's how we navigate the world around us, unlike animals, who rely purely on instinct. For Greene, the key to power lies in understanding this hidden game and learning to play it strategically.

    This book won't teach you to be blunt or aggressive. Instead, it will show you how to use power indirectly by developing skills like self-control, patience, and the ability to understand people's motivations. By learning from history's powerful figures and choosing your battles wisely, you can become a master of this hidden game. 

    Law 1

    Never Outshine the Master

    This chapter dives into navigating your relationship

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