The Daily Laws: 366 Meditations on Power, Seduction, Mastery, Strategy and Human Nature

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of April (Always Say Less Than Necessary): Those who speak less create the aura of power and wisdom. of June (Never Impugn People’s Intelligence): Intelligence is an important part of a person’s vanity and self image.

of May (Determine the Strength of People’s Character): You can spot strength and weakness in moments of pressure and stress. of March (Immerse Yourself in the Details): Look for the details and you will also find the secrets to anything. We are taught that we should obey our teachers, our bosses, our leaders, imaginary entities that are worshiped around the world. PDF] [EPUB] The Daily Laws: 366 Meditations on Power, Seduction, Mastery, Strategy and Human Nature Download by Robert Greene. of January (The Voice): Inclinations not placed in you by social forces help you connect with your impulse voices.

of January (Reconnect with Your Childhood Obsession): Your childhood obsessions can guide you towards your life purpose.

That’s why it’s important to be able to elevate yourself above the petty struggles of each day – to adopt a higher and wider perspective, a point of vantage from which life’s daily battles seem smaller and more manageable. of January (Avoid the Counter Forces to Mastery): Silence the noise of others by rooting out the way that social pressure has affected your inclinations and desires. What is one weakness that you have and how can you display it in the right way so that it benefits you? This doesn’t mean you need to deceive people all the time, but don’t deceive yourself into thinking that others aren’t trying to deceive you. Eventually he suffered a terrific fall from grace, leading even to prison and finally the executioner’s axe.Well, it’s maybe better to think of it not as a treasure hunt, as a seeking for something out there, but as an archeological dig, an unearthing of something inside of you. If you are jealous of something, chances are that at least half of the people you know are experiencing the same thing.

Each entry delivers refined and concise wisdom from one of his books, in an easy to digest lesson that will only take a few minutes to read, as well as a Commandment — a prescription or prompt for the reader to follow. Listening to the waves, Woolf was overcome by a sense of the infinite, of the antiquity and the perpetuity of the sea.

It encourages us to get in touch with our negative emotions, like fear or anger – to analyze them rather than dwelling on them.