Lessons from Machiavelli

Compassion vs. cruelty (is it better to be loved or feared?).

Machiavelli puts questions forward such as "is it better to be feared or loved?" and surmises it is better for a ruler to be feared than loved because love is fickle, and fear is constant.

“Never was anything great achieved without danger.”

In this guide, you’ll learn:

• Machiavelli and his theories
• Virtue and luck
• Machiavelli, from ancient to today's modernity
• Ethics and politics
• Mental strength
• Mind control
• How to defend yourself from psychological manipulations
• Examples of manipulation techniques
• Exercises to improve one's mental strength
• How to become a leader
• Persuasion
• And much more

Machiavelli in the modern world: a closer look into what it takes to be a successful leader

Machiavelli is not performing evil acts or lying about what is happening (which many believe), but instead is taking his own observations on the events that took place in his lifetime for our betterment.

Looking at the major themes closely, such as whether it is better to be feared or loved, balancing the qualities of the lion and the fox, and the overall responsibilities of a leader in how they go about certain situations he or she is put into, they are all relatable to today. However, I can relate it more to my own life and the situations I have been put into that relate to leadership.

The power of psychological warfare, when performed successfully, is the inability of those being brainwashed to defend themselves against its effect. Like it or not, manipulative people are everywhere.

Developing an inner meter on manipulation - a critical life skill

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