Blame, Belief, and Bold Moves: Laws 26–30 Revealed from The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene
Blame, Belief, and Bold Moves: Laws 26–30 Revealed from The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene Laws 26–30 of Robert Greene’s The 48 Laws of Power pull back the curtain on the performances and strategies that allow powerful people to rise—and stay—on top. This set of laws is about much more than strength or intellect; it’s about perception, timing, and influence. You’ll discover how to deflect blame, inspire cult-like loyalty, command respect through boldness, outmaneuver rivals with careful planning, and make your victories look effortless. Watch the full video for real-world examples and expert analysis. 🎥 Be sure to watch the video above for deeper context and vivid stories behind each law. Subscribe to Last Minute Lecture for more strategic breakdowns and chapter-by-chapter textbook guides. Law 26: Keep Your Hands Clean Never let the stain of scandal or failure touch your reputation. When unpleasant work must be done, use scapegoats, assistants, or trusted agents. The ...