Book Review: 48 Laws Of Power by Robert Greene

One of the most powerful books ever written is the 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene. In the wrong hands, this book is a dangerous weapon. Robert Green has...

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One of the most powerful books ever written is the 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene. In the wrong hands, this book is a dangerous weapon. Robert Green has gone to great lengths to research historical world events and how those who led them did so. The 48 Laws of Power is a compilation of the studies Greene conducted. 

In 2011, I went to a live lecture at SMU in Dallas, Texas with Robert Greene. In the lecture he was pitching his (at the time) newest book, Mastery. In doing so, he mentioned casually that the 48 Laws of Power is the #1 book bought by prisoners. They sell more of his books to people locked up, than they do bibles. That’s proof of the power of this book.

The 48 Laws describes world leaders and how they dominated. We’re talking Russian Czars, Gengis Khan, Napoleon Bonaparte and even Jesus. 

This book is almost like taking the red pill. You’ll discover how world governments are formed, broken down and built again. You’ll learn how politics really works. And you’ll discover true ways to influence the masses. If you’re into conspiracy theories, you’ll especially enjoy this book. 

If you grab the audible version, the guy with the British lecturer’s accent is awesome. He makes the book sound super intense and I kid you not, you’ll feel smart listening to it. It can’t be just me. 

I’ve listened to this book twice and read it once. This is one of those books you can’t just read once. I try and read it once every year at the least. Each time I’ve read it, I’ve taken away something new as well as a new perspective on how total domination really works. 

Do me a favor though. Don’t read this book if you intend on using this shit for evil. I almost hesitated to recommend it. In the wrong hands, this book is dangerous AF. Read carefully. 

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