48 Laws of Power

1 - Don't dim the master's shine.
2 - Never trust your friends too much; learn to use your enemies.
3 - Conceal your intentions.
4 - Say less than necessary.
5 - Defend your reputation.
6 - Draw attention at any cost.
7 - Make others work for you but always take the credit.
8 - Make people come to you.
9 - Win with your actions, not arguments.
10 - Avoid unhappy and unlucky people.
11 - Keep people dependent on you.
12 - Use selective honesty to disarm your victim.
13 - Appeal to people's selfishness.
14 - Act like a friend, behave like a spy.
15 - Annihilate the enemy completely.
16 - Use absence to increase respect and honor.
17 - Cultivate an atmosphere of unpredictability.
18 - Isolation is dangerous.
19 - Know who you are dealing with.
20 - Don't commit to anyone.
21 - Seem dumber than usual.
22 - Turn weakness into power.
23 - Concentrate your strengths.
24 - Play the perfect courtier.
25 - Recreate yourself.
26 - Keep your hands clean.
27 - Exploit people's need to believe in something.
28 - Be bold.
29 - Plan until the end.
30 - Make your achievements appear easy.
31 - Control the options.
32 - Awaken people's fantasies.
33 - Discover everyone's weak spot.
34 - Be aristocratic in your own way.
35 - Master the art of timing.
36 - Ignoring is the best revenge.
37 - Create captivating spectacles.
38 - Think as you wish, but behave like others.
39 - Stir the waters to attract fish.
40 - Despise what comes for free.
41 - Avoid following in the footsteps of a great man.
42 - Attack the shepherd, and the sheep will scatter.
43 - Conquer hearts and minds.
44 - Disarm and enrage with the mirror effect.
45 - Preach the need for change but never change too much at once.
46 - Don't appear too perfect.
47 - Don't exceed the established goal.
48 - Avoid having a defined shape.

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