48 Laws Of Power | Law #1 | Never Outshine The Master | In Movies And Film. See an example of Robert Greene's 48 Laws Of Power In The Movie War Dogs. #wardogs #48lawsofpower #50lawsofpower #robertgreene -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ►Get $300-$800 per month cashback on your normal everyday expenses with your FREE cash back card http://rewards.alphalifestyleacademy.com ►What Are Your Odds Of Becoming A Millionaire? http://millionairetest.alphalifestyleacademy.com ► TWITTER - https://twitter.com/prostarprofits ► FACEBOOK - http://facebook.com/alphalifestyleacademy ► INSTAGRAM - http://instagram.com/alphalifestyleacademydotcom ► PINTEREST - https://www.pinterest.com/alphalifestyleacademy/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hollywood can show us good examples of how use use the 48 laws of power in our own lives, Law #1 is to never outshine the master. In the movie War dogs which is based on a true story. In the following clip Efren is having a conversation with his employees on how to find new government contracts. But disobedence to this law caused him to lose his job and the potential lose of millions of dollars Did you notice how Efren responded? The employee made Efren feel embarrassed in front of his employees. The book “how to win friends and influence people” explain that the feeling of self importance is one of the major emotions we have. The employee took the feeling of self importance away from his boss and so now Efren has to gain it back. When you take away a person feeling of self importance they will alway do something to gain it back but you can use it to your advantage. I got out of several speeding tickets in one year by taking away the cops feeling of self importance. When the cop asked do you know why I pulled you over I responded “Oh, yes, You I was spending. I’m totally sorry I know you are only doing you job. He will then have to take back his feeling of importance by saying something like: “Well you were not going that much over the speed limit” I will take it away again “Yes, but I could had hurt someone” And often he will respond with “How as long as you promise to be careful, Ill leave you with a warning” Oh yes, officer, I promise to be more careful, thank you. This does not always work, this does not seem to work on narcissistic personality . Robert Greene points out that you want to make those in power feel superior to you. Do not go to far to impress them because as you see in this exam it cost him his job. Make those in power seem more brilliant than they really are He could had asked how they came up with AUI ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-kV0dFSgak