Laws Of Power

When history talksDear Readers,The laws of power are outlined throughout history by various writers and philosophers. Niccolo Machiavelli, Michel de Montaigne, Robert Green, and many others presented their observations on the behavior of others and how hierarchy is established.

He who wishes to be obeyed must know how to command.— Niccolo Machiavelli

In this article, we will outline what the laws of power are and how to practice them in our everyday lives.

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Laws of Power

I. Do not go far showing your talent in front of your superiors, because this will have negative consequences — we can be used or we can be feared. Be moderate.Machiavelli stated the law when he wrote “The Prince”. If you outshine the master we will stay without an income.

II. Learn how to benefit from your enemies. Keep them closer than our friends.No one is the better teacher than your defeats, No one can teach you a better lesson than your enemies, So keep your enemies close to you as much as possible, Because the more they create problems for you, The more you will learn in your life. -Vivek Maheshwari

III. Do not share your intentions.

My grandmother used to say: “When you want to do something, just do it. Do not tell…