2y ago  Red Pill Book Club

How to Deal With Narcissists: Why they Became Evil, How They Think, And Strategies and Techniques to Take Control by Michael Trust

A comprehensive guide to dealing with the narcissistic personality, How to Deal with Narcissists offers valuable insight into how narcissists are formed, what effects these developmental experiences have on the narcissist's brain, and how this information can be put to practical use in dealing with narcissists.

The author of this and several other insightful books has decided to make them available for free on amazon kindle to encourage their distribution to the masses. If you're an Amazon digital bookstore user, now's a great time to get them and see for yourself if they're useful in your own life.

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4y ago  Red Pill Book Club

Figure I’d post some of my learnings from 48 Laws since we started June 1st. I’m reading on my phone.

Preface: “ “Treating everyone equally means ignoring their differences, elevating the less skillful and suppressing those who excel. Again, many of those who behave this way are actually deploying another power strategy, redistributing people’s rewards in a way that they determine.”

Law 1: Never Outshine the Master.” Key Takeaway: “Remember the following: Never take your position for granted and never let any favors you receive go to your head” pg. 90/1780

I see this a lot in my work. People are places in positions of power, and not necessarily by virtue of their capability. Being “liked” is crucial. Especially when it comes to getting what you want. The boss has overall authority to determine a lot in your life. His/her word carries weight simply because they have been there so long and people “value” their “expertise”. Do what you can to get into their good graces, and you’ll have the weight of a superior.

Law 2: Key Takeaway: “While a friend expects more and more favors, and seethes with jealousy, these former enemies expected nothing and got everything. A man suddenly spared the guillotine is a grateful man indeed, and will go to the ends of the earth for the man who has pardoned him. In time, these former enemies became Sung’s most trusted friends.” // “Your enemies, on the other hand, are an untapped gold mine that you must learn to exploit.”

I have people who I run into every once and a while who are true betrayers. People who conspired against me in order to detract away from themselves. I let myself become weak, and they took advantage of it. In the words of Gang Starr: “My only crime was being too damn kind. And now some scandalous mother fuckers want to take what’s mine.” Ironically, some of these same people came to me years later and admitted that what they did was wrong. It never occurred to me to use exploit an enemy for benefit.

The saying “kill them with kindness” may be better translated as “exploit them with kindness”.

Enemies will do everything in their power to prove to you that they are not a “villain”, especially if they know they have done something wrong, or you come from a place of power. Abuse this.

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4y ago  Red Pill Book Club

I recommend reading “The Prince“ by Machiavelli to all of you. It’s not too easy to read and understand but it will sharpen your skills, giving you valuable information.

4y ago  Red Pill Book Club

100% in for 48 Laws. Also, fucking great idea.

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4y ago  Red Pill Book Club

Still taking suggestions- looks like the 48 Laws is a good start, and a great piece for everyone to chime in with stories, theories, and general reactions to each law [maybe two a week on the table for people to respond to]. I'm thinking we start June 1st- as a way to let more people join before we get going.

Feel free to promote us!

I'll be working on our Tribal Texts side bar list ASAP

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4y ago  Red Pill Book Club

Great idea with the book club.

I have read about the 48 laws of power numerous times. The 33 strategies of war are equally important for long term strategy. Both great books that have helped me with my life more than everything I’ve ever read.

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4y ago  Red Pill Book Club

First great initiative!

Starting with the basics would be solid. NMMNG, WISNIFG, Meditations, Pook. Models etc..

Some others I found great are Can't Hurt me, Extreme Ownership, and Never Split The Difference.

Fiction The Bourne Identity, The Fountainhead, The Alchemist, The Great Gatsby and The Count of Monte Cristo are some favourites.

Definitely keen to set aside some time for genuine conversations, and to learn from the point of view of others.

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4y ago  Red Pill Book Club

I don't remember subscribing to this.

Yes The 48 Laws of Power. specifically with a one or two law a week format. This way folks who fall behind or find us a little late aren't forced to play catch up to be contributing members of the discussion: as each law has the ability to stand on it's own.

Plus it's sidebar material.

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4y ago  Red Pill Book Club

@Kloi the 48 laws of power

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4y ago  Red Pill Book Club

Welcome! Tribe created today- 05/08/21- so excuse the lack of content.

Please post in a comment a book you'd like to be on our list, and let's figure out what we're gonna read first!

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