The 48 Laws of Power

Power shapes everything, whether you wield it or not. Curated by a reader of Robert Greene’s 48 Laws of Power. Fan-run and unaffiliated. Just observing the game.

Unofficial fanpage. All credit to Robert Greene. Find his official work: powerseductionandwar.com

Always be the one who decides. - The 48 Laws of Power

Refuse to give petty problems acknowledgement or credibility, as attention fuels their significance.

True power transcends subjective notions of morality or justice, as it stands as the ultimate objective measure.

Think as you like but behave like others.

Someone disrespects you publicly. Do you respond… or let silence do the damage?

Mastery lies in making others believe they are fulfilling their desires, while you orchestrate the situation to your advantage.

“Take time to deliberate, but when the time for action comes, stop thinking and go in.” ― Napoleon Bonaparte

How do you deal with gaslighting?

"You think you are too intelligent to believe in God. I am not like you." -Napoleon Bonaparte

“Is power earned or seized?” Serious answers only. No clichés.

Which one?

Do you feel disrespected? Use absence to create respect and honor.

The 48 Laws of Power or The Art of War. Pick one.