Robert Greene’s best-selling book “The 48 Laws of Power” examines the relationships between influence and power. Every law is a set of tactical guidelines intended to assist people in navigating the intricate world of power relations. These rules provide insights into the sophisticated and frequently Machiavellian strategies used by people who have attained and retained power throughout history. They are derived from historical instances, anecdotes, and observations.
Among the most well-known laws are “Always say less than necessary,” “Never outshine the master,” and “Conceal your intentions.”