How to implement the 48 laws of power in your daily interactions to suit your goals?
06-03-2017, 06:36 PM
I am actively trying to apply each of the 48 laws (when applicable) to my supervisors and the personnel I'm dealing with. I can't say what exactly for, but I just don't want my situation to turn out in a way that I do not like. I have witnessed how far human influence can go and I am willing to put it all on the line so that I can achieve what I desire. This is not a game situation, or an attraction situation, it is more of a supervisor situation.
How would you utilize the 48 laws of power, or other methods, on your boss? Specifically to get him/her to leave you alone. If you are looking into other lines of work that pay significantly more and don't want to draw attention to yourself.
What are the best methods to appeal to people around you?
For example, when I was around 20-21 I was seeing some girls late at night in some suburb away from the city, when on my way home I made a supposed illegal left turn in front of a cop to go into a gas station (actually was getting gas), he put his lights on and came up behind me at the pump (suburb cops usually have nothing better to do), and when asked if I was doing anything wrong I told him no because my goal was to join the police department after college, (not exactly a lie, but enough to where I could believe it when I said it) and he took my license and went back to his car while I went inside to pay for the gas. When I came back he gave me back my license and gave me a warning (this guy was a regulations-aholic by his personality I could tell) but perhaps me being young, dressed nice, and civil led the interaction into a favorable outcome. I then shot the shit with him for a few minutes about different departments and jobs etc, we both went our separate ways in what could have gotten me arrested or heavily fined. This is pretty bland for an example, but I've used influence or appeal to emotion / something similar within a person before to make them do something that wouldn't be detrimental for me. I never became a cop but not getting a ticket or worse certainly helped me get to better areas in life.
Now I'm just having some difficulty coming up with ways to help my current predicament. What are some ways you guys have done this?
How would you utilize the 48 laws of power, or other methods, on your boss? Specifically to get him/her to leave you alone. If you are looking into other lines of work that pay significantly more and don't want to draw attention to yourself.
What are the best methods to appeal to people around you?
For example, when I was around 20-21 I was seeing some girls late at night in some suburb away from the city, when on my way home I made a supposed illegal left turn in front of a cop to go into a gas station (actually was getting gas), he put his lights on and came up behind me at the pump (suburb cops usually have nothing better to do), and when asked if I was doing anything wrong I told him no because my goal was to join the police department after college, (not exactly a lie, but enough to where I could believe it when I said it) and he took my license and went back to his car while I went inside to pay for the gas. When I came back he gave me back my license and gave me a warning (this guy was a regulations-aholic by his personality I could tell) but perhaps me being young, dressed nice, and civil led the interaction into a favorable outcome. I then shot the shit with him for a few minutes about different departments and jobs etc, we both went our separate ways in what could have gotten me arrested or heavily fined. This is pretty bland for an example, but I've used influence or appeal to emotion / something similar within a person before to make them do something that wouldn't be detrimental for me. I never became a cop but not getting a ticket or worse certainly helped me get to better areas in life.
Now I'm just having some difficulty coming up with ways to help my current predicament. What are some ways you guys have done this?
