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Today, we will look at the 16 laws of psychological power inspired by Robert Greene.
There will be no gimmicks or games. You'll be both overwhelmed and enthralled by the psychological laws of power.
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- 1. Stand above it all.
- 2. To hide your intentions
- 3. Actions in arguments
- 4. Mind your words.
- 5. Cultivating confidence in your path
- 6. Hire your enemies' friends.
- 7. People are selfish if they need to be.
- 8. Avoid commitment.
- 9. Play yourself down.
- 10. Support your superiors if you want to.
- 11. Stay concentrated to find psychological.
- 12. It is a simple accomplishment.
- 13. The Giant Shadow
- 14. Set anger aside.
- 15. The calm-rush time is a common source of psychological power.
- 16. They say the best things in life are free
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1. Stand above it all.
If you want to gain power, your work goes unrecognized. A good work ethic is not enough to put in long hours and can be easily overlooked by the people who find strength and success in the people who work. If you don't stand out, try hard to get recognized.
You'll blend into the environment, and your work will be overshadowed and fail, no matter how excellent. So take every opportunity to lead. If you prove yourself, if you stand out, you can achieve. Keep your goals ahead of the rest.
Imagine you're buying a new car. At the dealership, a car salesman shows you a model. You'll love it. You tell the salesman how the salesman knows how eager you are to own this car. So he raises the price. Why? You gave him power in the conversation.
That's why it's so important to hide your intentions. Right, let's go back to our example. You like the car, but you act as if you don't care this time. Now you have the power the salesman had to Most of the time; he'll convince you to buy from him.
A salesperson will drive the price down to win you over. Over, so if you want to gain psychological power, hide your intentions. We hold energy in every exchange to make the final decision. If you're going to stay in control, give someone just enough details to stay interested while keeping yours.
3. Actions in arguments
You can argue as long and as hard as you like. If you want, you can take home the moral victory. But winning an argument achieves almost nothing. Don't waste your time. This is to gain psychological power.
I am not arguing. If someone wants to discuss it, let them. I get defensive. Let them nurse their egos, but do you know that actions speak louder than words? Good behavior will win over more people than a good argument ever will.
4. Mind your words.
The more you speak, the less valuable your speech becomes. This is one of the most important laws. If you talk only when necessary, you must increase the power of your words. People will learn to listen to you. They'll learn to take you seriously, and you'll earn their respect.
If you speak less, you also stop yourself from making clumsy mistakes. People run their mouths and then back themselves. When they get into a corner, they leak details or make promises. If they can't keep them, if you're mindful of If you say you avoid these pointless mistakes, how do you ensure that every word is intentional? That gives you psychological power.
5. Cultivating confidence in your path
Its path is littered with obstacles, failures, and setbacks. Your luck will run out, and people will tell you. If you quit, your brain can stand on its own. In your way, but people who give up rob themselves of psychological power. So if you want to improve, cultivate confidence.
Have the courage to overcome your next obstacle. Let your small successes empower you. Let your self-worth let each victory give you. Psychological power isn't just about your relationship. With others, it's also how you treat and motivate them.
6. Hire your enemies' friends.
You are being dangerous on your path toward success. We turn a blind eye to our friends when we overlook them. They make mistakes and put too much trust in their decisions. When you think you trust someone, they stab you. Your career begins to suffer.
Instead of getting blindsided by people you trust, earn the loyalty of people you don't know. You may not like your enemies, but hiring someone you don't trust gives you clear-headed objectivity. Your enemies will also show you more loyalty because they have something to prove, friends. You are essential to your life, but your friends can quickly steal your power.
7. People are selfish if they need to be.
Do a favor, and don't expect people to be selfless. People are more likely to help when they have. If they don't get as much as they give, you're out of luck whenever you ask. For a favor, don't waste your time on kindness. Or maybe gratitude appeals to their self-interest, explaining how they'll be rewarded, convincing them that helping you will solve their problem.
If someone thinks they're helping themselves, they're much more likely to do you a favor. Make sure they know. They don't know how they will benefit in the future.
8. Avoid commitment.
Avoid it unnecessarily. People get in trouble when they make promises they can't keep. They confine you to one side. They put you in a box. If your team goes down, you'll go down with them. That's why influential people avoid commitments.
Influential people stay on top because they've only committed to one person. From their perspective, they keep one foot in every camp. They stay open to multiple side angles. So they can make the most of every situation.
9. Play yourself down.
Everyone wants to feel intelligent, and if you win people over, make sure they feel competent. Sometimes that means you have to play dumb, but you already know you're intelligent. The fact that you are Playing dumb means you have nothing to prove. To put it simply, most people do.
I don't care how intelligent you are. All they care about is their brainpower. So playing with their hands makes them feel clever. Give them confidence in their ideas, and you'll make enemies only by proving your intelligence.
10. Support your superiors if you want to.
To climb the ladder, you have to respect the latter. Don't try to outshine the people above you. These people will be stepping stones on your road to success.
You need their help. So don't turn your superiors against you. Support your boss by being their right-hand man, not When the next great opportunity comes; they will be their rivals. Your leaders will recognize and recommend their allies, not your enemies.
If you want to be successful at something, never forget to support your superiors. Sometimes this means making your bosses feel more intelligent than they are. Sometimes, this means giving them too much credit.
11. Stay concentrated to find psychological.
Power doesn't just identify your strengths; it develops them. On average, many people can do many things. But they're so busy jumping from skill to skill level. A skill that they rarely specialize in anything. Specialties are one of the keys to success.
If you concentrate on one strength, you can build a talent unlike anyone else's, and in the same way, if you want to develop psychological power, don't spread yourself too thin and concentrate on one thing. Direction One project or one-purpose investment It's a more significant risk, but with enough dedication, your reward will be exponentially greater.
12. It is a simple accomplishment.
What do you say after completing a large project? Do you brag about how hard you've worked? Or do you say it was a piece of cake to gain? Your accomplishments will have the psychological power to minimize your actions. Making each achievement appear effortless and natural.
Even if you have countless hours on your work sho, people will believe you. Give the world someone calm and collected. It would help if you never forgot how hard you worked, but the rest of the world is dull.
13. The Giant Shadow
Are You Succeeding as a Legend? On the surface, filling a large void seems like a fantastic opportunity, but if your predecessor did amazing things, you have to work hard to get the same level of recognition. You have to surpass the person who came before you.
Depending on the job, that may be almost impossible. So don't fill the shoes of a legend. Instead, be the person who brings your team back from the brink. Fill the void of someone who failed, and your success will shine twice as brightly.
14. Set anger aside.
Do you lose your temper? On your road toward success, anger is a destructive emotion. Anger makes you impulsive, narrow-minded, and selfish. If someone makes you angry, they know they've gotten the best of you. They know they've hit a nerve, so they'll keep pushing. Ambivalence is a far greater punishment than anger. When you ignore someone, you steal their power.
You force them to pay attention to you. You force them to do the work. Strong emotions will sway your decision. Taking and helping others take advantage of you is not, so keep your frustrations to yourself, stay calm and stay objective whenever possible.
15. The calm-rush time is a common source of psychological power.
Rich people are masters of timing and time management. Not only do they pack incredible work into their daily schedules, they never let their busy days get the best of them, at least not on the outside. They always seem cool, calm, and collected.
They're never rushed or sweating. They're always patient with their work and set goals because running is a recipe for disaster. It creates anxiety and hurts your reputation. At the same time, your psychological power depends on it.
16. They say the best things in life are free
If you want psychological help, you'll need to spend money when it counts. Some things are worth paying for, even if it's just a name or a title. The effect of that name or title is worth all the money in the world. It's okay to be cheap and cost-effective in your personal life. However, you cannot cut corners if you want to climb the ladder.
FAQ:
What is psychological power?
What Exactly Is 'Power?' (Psychology) Power denotes your ability to influence others—the greater your power, the more things you can accomplish. However, keep in mind that with great power comes great responsibility. Wanting more power is not morally wrong.
How can I increase my psychological power?
It can improve your mood, build resilience, and increase your overall enjoyment of life:
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Tell yourself something encouraging.
- Make a list of things you're thankful for.
- Concentrate on one thing (at a time).
- Exercise.
- Have a good meal.
- Open up to someone.
- Do something nice for someone else.
- Take a break.
What are psychological laws?
Assume that a "psychological law" is a law like a universal statement that correlates some psychological state or event in an organism with things that can happen to the organism, with behavior on the part of the organism, or with other psychological conditions or circumstances.
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