The Laws of Human Nature

This book feels like the older, wiser, and more experienced entity of "The 48 Laws of Power". You don't feel dirty or conflicted after reading/listening to The Laws of Human nature. You feel intrigue, inspiration, and at times, embarrassed and ashamed of the less than ideal characteristics you exhibit yourself. Ultimately, if you engage with this book with humility & honesty, you will take away many insights into yourself, the people around you, as well as methods to engage with the former and later in more positive & practical ways.

Insightful and full of glimpses into the minds of some of the greatest players in the books of history. Many stories about many people I've never heard of and many that I have. Each section followed by a summary analysis that clarifies any misunderstanding of the content. Easy to listen to the narrator has a pleasant voice

I connected with his points. But he is also good making you think. In other terms he seems as lost as the brains that atracted/hypnotized that connect to his triangle aka third eye to buy and make a living of thoughts he expressed but where already withing you- the buyer mirrors the seller.