4 ALWAYS SAY LESS THAN NECESSARY | The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene | Animated Book Summary

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[dalirkosimov]

The less one speaks, the more one's words are valued.

[isthatthenameoftheshow]

As an introvert, this law really put things into context for me....I had no idea I was so powerful!

[maplewhatever]

This is one my biggest struggle ever, the insecurity goes so deep when I’m self centered

[DoglinsShadow]

Great video. You can also use many words. When I need a new client for my services, I hesitate not to share exactly how I do it. I treat potentials as if I were teaching them how to do it. Within 15 minutes, they realize they can't, and I am immediately established as an authority.
Then I say less, once they know they need me. Saying less gets me a better financial deal, and it forces the potential to reveal his cards. Sometimes, there are clients I wish not to work with. Silence forces their truth out.

Great great stuff man

[armoda]

your videos are excellent; they remind me how good Robert Greene's books are, total masterpieces.

[Aeviae]

Would love to see you do The Art of War. Another great book.

[ballsfful]

The music makes a great touch, it's lonely, like the seat of power.

[karenzhang]

Thank you for breaking those down into different parts; it makes so easy to learn those laws and the animations are super cute !!

[StoriesTeach]

When I think of the 4th law of power, I instantly picture Tywin Lannister from A Song of Ice and Fire. His presence is so commanding and I think a lot of it has to do with how he uses pauses in conversation. Awesome video! :)

[harpreetsandhu]

thank you man this law saved me yesterday.

[bluedeveraux]

This is so spot on! Im naturally very quiet and it drives people bananas! They're get uncomfortable, judgemental, they also ramble revealing alot more than they would if i was more vocal. I never am of few words as a power move its just how I am, but the things i observe is so interesting

[Larry-qzes]

I am reminded by something President Calvin Coolidge once said. When a woman approached him and stated that she made a bet that she can get him to say more than three words and he responded "You lose!"

[TheDeathwalker]

The way you draw what you are talking is very interesting thank you

[donevin]

loved the video and I agree.

"it is better to be perceived a fool than to speak and remove all doubt."
-idk

[noctuliusisaac]

Saying less than necessary is good for “hamstering”. When you say little and be deliberately mysterious, people automatically make assumptions about what you’re hiding and not revealing.

You can then move on to affirm the assumptions that you like (perhaps through law 9), and crush/dismiss the assumptions that paint you in an unfavorable light.

[nikolapi]

I really like this series. The videos are informative and the visual style is very appealing.  It would add to the quality, though, if there existed a picture of the ending scene of these videos ( the one in which it pans out to the whole lecture ).

[ArtlikeDaVinci]

I really needed this video. Thank you!

[samanthaaraujo]

perfect and succinct illustrative summary.

[ronaldgage]

This is why my 1 st law at work is . Never give the boss any ideas.

[seedsoutdoors]

This help me cuz sometime we talk before we think