The book's 48 laws of power are the definitive
guide to modern manipulation. It could be one of the most entertaining and helpful books you have ever read.
Author: the author of book 48, laws of power, is Robert
Green has a degree in classical studies and has been an editor at Esquire and
other magazines; he is also a play writer who lives in Los Angeles.
Ruthless and instructive:
the 48 laws of power was piercing distillation of three thousand years of the
history of energy. This book is new concise addition of 500 pages bestseller
distils fathers, the wisdom of great thinkers such as Machiavelli, Sun-Tzu and Carl Von Clause Wits, and the legacies of the politicians, warriors, seducers and con men through the ages yet.
Main points of the book: the first law of the book states not to outshine
your master. If you are more intelligent than your master, see the opposite. Make
him appear more intelligent than you. Make it seem that you need his expertise,
commit harmless mistakes that will not hurt you in the long run but give you a chance to ask for his help because masters adore such requests.
Another important and impressive law says, never put
too much trust your in friends learn how to use enemies. The writer argued that
your enemy is an untapped gold mine that you must learn to exploit.
If you need
to know-how and more details read the book. Always saying less than necessary is
another role: the more you say, the more likely you are to sound foolish. Saying less
than necessary will create the appearance of meaning and power.
So much depend on reputation guard it with your life
because reputation is the cornerstone of power. You
can intimidate and win; once it slips, you are vulnerable to attack all sides.
Get others to do the work for you but always take
the credit. If you think it's essential to do all the work yourself, you will
waste your energy and burn yourself out, learn to get others to do the work
while you take the credit and appear godlike, strange, and powerful.
Keep your hands clean. False or planted information
is a powerful tool, mainly if you are spread by a dupe whom no one suspected. People
in power always play with their feet and keep their hands clean. Plan to the end; keep in mind end is everything. By planning to the end, you will
not be overwhelmed.
Avoid stepping into a great man’s shoes because what happens
first always appear better and more original than what comes after.
Never appear too much perfect; appearing better than
others is always dangerous, but most difficult is to appear to have no-fault
or weakness.
Recommendation:
I recommended to read this book all politicians in
any level of politics and young, energetic youth who are willing sooner or later to
lead and become politicians, at last, I will recommend students in
political science and public administration and academician to read this valuable
book of 48 laws of power.
Dhaqane
Roble Halane
dhaqaneeco@gmail.com
People of Hiran are suffering as other regions in the country, but they have an addition of poor leadership, lack of social service, floods and civil wars and many more. Lack of good leadership started when Somalia practised central government to appoint the governors and the mayors of the region by warlords, ignorant and self-interest practitioners who never work the common interest of the region. After the formation of Hirshabeelle State, the local residents of the region were expecting the newly formed administration to make a significant change in the areas of social service, security and the leadership of the region. According to villagers, nothing has changed, but the situation worsened. The elites of the region think that the appointment of uneducated governors and mayors who cannot lead only increase the administrative corruption problem, which can result in displacing hundreds of families in the city every single year. Floods are damaging economic activities and raise humani...
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