Assume Formlessness (The 48 Laws of Power Broken down - Laws 47 & 48)

Thrivetime Show | Business School without the BS

Clay Clark

Business, Entrepreneur, Thrivetime, Businessschool, Smallbusiness, Entrepreneurship

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 2 April 2018

⏱️ 20 minutes

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In this final part of the multi-series where Clay Clark breaks down the best-selling “48 Laws of Power” book by Robert Greene, Clay goes over law 47 and 48.

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0:26.6	All right Thrive Nation. Welcome back to the Special 48 Laws of Power edition of the Thrive Time show on your radio.
0:36.7	Now if you've never read the book The 48 Laws of Power, I would tell you this.
0:40.2	This is the recipe I would endorse for this book.
0:45.0	Step number one, ingredient number one,
0:46.9	read the 48 laws of power, read one chapter of it.
0:52.0	Step two, read the Bible. Proverbs. The whole thing. Read all of Proverbs. Step 3.
0:58.4	Read another chapter of 48 laws of power. Step 4. Read the entire Proverbs from the Bible again. And just keep going
1:06.2	back and forth and give yourself three doses of the Bible for every dose of 48 laws of power
1:10.7	because there are moves in this book that work and are evil.
1:18.0	Things people do all the time to manipulate other people that I would highly recommend that you steer
1:24.9	clear of but people do it all the time because it works.
1:28.5	So Jeff, what is the next 48th law of power as we attempt to vaccinate our listening audience against the 48 laws of power and how they can be used against you.
1:36.8	Okay, law 47. Do not go past the mark you aimed for. In victory, learn when to stop.
1:42.6	So the moment of victory is often the most of the moment of greatest peril.
1:46.1	Let me start this over.
1:47.0	The moment of victory is often the moment of greatest peril.
1:50.0	Read that again.
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