Resumen de 48 leyes del poder

The 48 Laws of Power is a guide designed for anyone seeking to increase their leadership, influence, and power. Said book seeks to show the reader what are the qualities that must be had to achieve power in sociological terms, and it is a practical method for anyone who wants to achieve power, observe power, or have to defend themselves against power. The 48 Laws of Power also contains themes and elements from Nicholas Machiavelli's The Prince.
The 48 Laws of Power is structured as a detailed list that delves into each law in detail. In this summary we analyze the most important points taking into account the most appropriate approach depending on the case.
For the author, power is amoral. A social game. To master it, you must be able to study and understand people. However, subtlety should always be possessed in our actions. "The 48 laws of power" is a manual to master this art.
In this summary of The 48 Laws of Power we will discuss 48 pieces of wisdom from people across a wide variety of civilizations that serve as examples of how to apply (and how not to) the 48 Laws of Power. Greene's book is an invaluable source of knowledge for those seeking unquestionable leadership and power.
1.Never shadow your master.
2.Never trust your friends too much; learn to use your enemies.
3.Disguise your intentions.
4.Always say less than necessary.
5.Almost everything depends on your prestige; defend him to the death.
6. Seek attention at any cost.
7. Get others to work for you, but never stop winning.
8. Get people to come to you and, if necessary, use the most suitable bait to achieve it.
9. Win through your actions, never through arguments.
10.Danger of contagion: avoid losers and wretches.
11. Make people depend on you.
12.To disarm your victim, use openness and generosity selectively.
13. When you ask for help, don't appeal to people's compassion or gratitude, but to their selfishness.
14.Look like a friend but act like a spy.
15.Completely crush your enemy.
16.Use absence to increase respect and honor.
17.Keep the suspense going. Manage the art of the unpredictable.
18.Do not build fortresses to protect yourself: isolation is dangerous.
19.Know who you're dealing with: Don't offend the wrong person.
20.Do not commit to anyone.
21.Pretend naivety to catch the naive: be dumber than your victim.
22.Use the capitulation tactic. Turn weakness into power.
23.Concentrate your forces.
24. Play the role of the perfect courtier.
25. Try to recreate yourself permanently.
26.Keep your hands clean.
27. Play on people's need to have faith in something, in order to get a loyal following.
28.Be bold in action.
29.Plan your actions from start to finish.
30.Make your accomplishments seem effortless.
31.Control the Options: Get others to play with the cards you deal.
32. Play on people's fantasies.
33.Discover the Achilles heel of others.
34.Act like a king to be treated like one.
35.Master the art of timing.
36. Belittle the things you can't get: ignoring them is the best of revenge.
37.Put together impressive shows.
38.Think as you want, but behave like others.
39.Revuelve the waters to ensure a good catch.
40. Belittle what is free.
41.Avoid imitating great men.
42. Dead the dog, dead rabies.
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 change too much at once.
46.Never be too perfect.
47.Do not go beyond your original goal; when you succeed, learn when to stop.
48. Be changeable in your way.