The Daily Laws is a year-long course by Robert Greene, who draws from his five previous works to offer a page for each day of the year. Each page features a powerful principle, instruction, or strategy from one of his previous books, serving as a kind of daily devotion for ambition, a digestible piece of advice for those aiming to improve their lives and careers.
The 33 Strategies of War by Robert Greene is a guide to the subtle social game of everyday life informed by the military principles in war. It consists of a variety of strategies, from active to passive, friendly to aggressive. The book is a guide to the intricate dynamics of social and professional situations, with the end goal of giving the reader a leg-up in all aspects of life.
How to Win at Chess is a chess guide written by International Master Daniel King, featuring 10 easy steps to help players of every level win more games. The book teaches how to plan strategy and tactics, and how to avoid common pitfalls, improving your game and helping you to outsmart your opponents.
The 48 Laws of Power’ is an engrossing study of historical power dynamics, synthesized and compiled by author Robert Greene into a guide for anyone who wishes to have ultimate control. It presents a stark outlook on reality, offering manipulative tactics used by successful individuals throughout history. Greene explains each law of power, including the rationale, historical examples, and potential reversals.
The Tipping Point is a book by Malcolm Gladwell that explores the phenomena of social epidemics. It examines how ideas, products, messages, and behaviors can spread rapidly and extensively within a society, like viruses. The book identifies three rules or principles – the Law of the Few, the Stickiness Factor, and the Power of Context – that are crucial in determining whether a particular trend will ‘tip’ into wide-scale popularity.
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