Bhams:
Power and wealth are two elements most people find difficult to tame, even though everyone desires them.No one wants less power;everyone wants more.People also don't want poverty;they love wealth.You don't agree?Okay, tell me you don't want to be as rich and as powerful as your younger brother.Well, I'm going to help you acquire more power and wealth, especially you with political ambitions. Even if you are not politically ambitious: you just want power and wealth so that you'll be respected, you'd be able to cater for your needs,and most importantly, so that you'd be able to outsmart and play people, man, this article is definitely for you.Now I present to you...



1.The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene.

This book is by far the most spectacular of the books I've read about power.It gives you insights of thousands year back, by great men such as Sun Tzu, Napoleon Hills, Napoleon Bonaparte, Niccolo Machiavelli and so on.This book teaches one to be cunning, seductive, smart and surprisingly, it teaches one the most efficient way of prying secrets out of people.See some of the laws.

"Never Outshine the Master", "Pose as a Friend, Work as a Spy", "Assume formlessness", "Plan All the Way to the End", "Conceal your Intentions" and lots more.

The writer wrote the book in such a way that it is so interesting; you'll enjoy every bit of the book.There are also many fun quotes in the book for those wishing to enrich their vocabulary-: "Oysters open completely when the moon is full, and when a crab sees one, it throws a piece of stone or seaweed into it so that the oyster cannot close again, and it thus serves the crab for food.Such is the fate of the man that opens his mouth too much and thereby put himself at the mercy of the listener".
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What other books do you think fall in this category?