The Rules of Power - Robert Greene

The writer has been ably able, by reviewing the biographies and advice of the greats who changed history, to find specific and clear ways to achieve glory and prestige, to be presented to thirsty people who have been frustrated by experience, and to leaders of thought, business and politics who fear for their power due to the fear of changes. The most important thing is that he extracted from history the rules of human dealings that raise some and bring down others to despair, heartbreak and envy, while a third group rises to the highest goals of glory and then suddenly falls like leaves in the fall. The book teaches you the skill of reading people and events as if you were watching a play, and to take the role that achieves the greatest influence and influence for you, and to avoid mistakes that may destroy your path. Although ingenuity is a feature that distinguishes leaders, pimps, and crooks alike, only the pious, who were described by Christ as dexterous as snakes, and as innocent as pigeons, can withstand changes for a long time. Pages: 864