How Machiavelli can help you grow and avoid becoming a victim
Ever hear about IL Principe (The Prince) by Niccolò Machiavelli
The Prince considers ways to find political power and how to hold on to that power when you have it. Machiavelli talks about the qualities of princes and the book discusses various values and views that princes can adopt.
Especially about being shrewd and brave.
You see, Machiavelli does not explain what he thinks the best political or ethical goals are; he describes the control of one’s own fortune, as opposed to waiting to see what chance brings.
I suspect that Machiavelli despised leaders that did not control their own lives.
How did Machiavelli want you to live your life?
Well, believe it or not it had to do with lions and foxes.
I studied Human and Social Studies with focus on Religious Studies and I think that I am uniquely suited to offer life coaching.
And I must say Machiavelli’s solutions to life and politics is unusual.
But it works like a charm.
You can see what Machiavelli did at:
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P.S. How does that saying go?
Those who refuse to learn the mistakes of the past are doomed to repeat them in the future? You can avoid the pain and frustration of being a victim by doing what the ancient Machiavelli advocates.
I’ll show you exactly how to do that at: