Strategy, focus and the honest version of the numbers.
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Robert Greene
Greene distills three thousand years of history into a field manual on influence, timing and restraint. Ruthless, quotable, endlessly argued about.
The 48 Laws of Power
Robert Greene
Is Greene a business book or a history book?
Started by Ines Barrow
Deep work in an open-plan world
Started by Elias Vance
Indie author as a business: real numbers
Started by Nadia Okonkwo
Takeaway from The 48 Laws of Power: “Never outshine the master” is less about flattery and more about timing. Greene is describing patience, not cowardice.
The 48 Laws of Power
Robert Greene
Greene distills three thousand years of history into a field manual on influence, timing and restraint. Ruthless, quotable, endlessly argued about.
This is the most generous read of that law I've seen.
Law 28 is the one I actually use. Boldness sells.
Deep Work + Mastery back to back is a strange combination. One says protect your attention, the other says survive years of being bad at something. Both correct.
Deep Work
Cal Newport
Focus as a competitive advantage — and a practical argument for making distraction expensive.
Apprenticeship phase is the part everyone skips in the summaries.
Reading Mastery slowly on purpose. Feels correct.
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