J'ai offert "The 48 Laws of Power" à mon fils pour Noël, et il l'a vraiment apprécié ! Ce livre propose des stratégies intéressantes et des perspectives sur le pouvoir et l'influence. Il est captivant, avec des exemples historiques qui rendent la lecture encore plus riche. Mon fils a trouvé des idées fascinantes qu'il souhaite appliquer dans sa vie quotidienne. C'est un cadeau qui stimule la réflexion et ouvre des discussions passionnantes. Je recommande ce livre à quiconque cherche à mieux comprendre les dynamiques de pouvoir ! Livre en Anglais.
Scritto da: ANESSE
Nothing to criticize!
Yeah, I'm really enjoying this book so far! The story is super engaging and I can't put it down. Plus, the quality of the paper is just *chef's kiss*, so smooth. It makes the whole reading experience feel so much better overall. Honestly, highly recommend!
Scritto da: Guillemin Alexandre
Excellent livre de dev pers
Il s'agit d'un bon livre de développement personnel. J'ai appris beaucoup de choses et j'ai aussi particulièrement apprécié la synthèse au début qui reprend les 48 lois. Elles sont ensuite détaillées les unes après les autres et toujours couplées d'anecdotes et d'histoires réelles. Bel ouvrage
Scritto da: Morningstar
Deep
Deep
Scritto da: Osman
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Scritto da: Julie C
good book
very interesting
Scritto da: jmeldem
pour faire un tri dans ses idées si possible
j' attends tjrs la traduction en français
Scritto da: T. J
Bok
Rekommenderas varmt, underbar Bok, Tack Säljaren o Amazon.
Scritto da: Augusto Assalin
Cool, but the cover could be better
Scritto da: Nik A.
Good read
Good book to read.
Scritto da: Sudhakar kadiyala
A book to be read multiple times.
Every one of us secretly desire to hold Power.As human beings we always wish to have our way and expect other’s to follow us and holding power is the best means in having our way.It instills fear or awe in others,making most of the job easier, and the great feeling of wow! — as nothing can be more stronger or powerful .The 48 laws of Power by Robert Greene is all about gaining Power by various means and enjoying its fruits .The laws are defined by taking key points from the ancient past to that of the modern day world, where the laws mentioned are followed by various references to the people who attained power through different means viz fighting wars,ruling ruthlessly,conning successfully,leaving a mark of their own through painting,writing and so on.These references help to understand the laws of gaining power in different ways as well as act as a tip to the readers in guarding against falling prey to scams and tricks.The laws while dwelling deep in to the human nature,brings out various aspects of manipulation,selfishness,deceit,treachery,back stabbing,masking the real intent ,conning,tricking and many more things.These laws act as a tool in understanding the mind games being played in different situations at different places by different people.On hindsight when I look into my past,I personally felt the laws giving me the clarity,much to my satisfaction and perhaps may aid in my future decisions.The stories like that of Arnold and Slack (P158,L21) or Sheriff Richard’s and Lustig (the conman (P74,L9))are not only informative but much fun to read.and laugh. A book that increases your knowledge of power,subtle actions of the people around and their nuanced meaning behind it.Ultimately though the laws reflect individuals personal benefit and even show the ‘basic instincts’ , of humans in seeking power but also enrich the readers with knowledge of power I.e the power to see through the masked faces of others and act .A book that fills the reader’s with admiration and respect for the writer for the enormous amount of information and the profound meaning behind each law. A ‘must-read’, book to be read multiple times to understand the Power. and finally,quoting one of my favourite quote mentioned in the book (L19,pg-138) — “When you meet a swordsman.draw your sword.Do not recite poetry to one who is not a poet.
Scritto da: Adargoma Mejias-sanabria
Lots of useful insights
Initially I was not sure about the book. It provides tips on how to assume control and power. It almost felt like it was an instruction book to become a dictator or a cult leader. However, as I read more of the book, I realised that it was a very informative book on how authorities including presidents, prime ministers, religious leaders, politicians, cult leaders, and wealthy businessmen use these techniques to control and manipulate people. The author is telling you in what it feels like reversed psychology "watch out for these things because you might be under the attack". I recommend this book if you want to learn how the rules of power are used constructively and destructively.
