Law 16: Use absence to increase respect and honor from "summary" of The 48 Laws of Power in Practice by Jon Waterlow,Andrea Domenichini
The sixteenth law revolves around the strategic use of absence. When you make yourself scarce, you create a sense of mystery and intrigue. People are naturally drawn to what they cannot fully understand or possess. By withholding your presence, you become more valuable in the eyes of others. They begin to wonder about your whereabouts and pine for your return. This absence breeds respect and honor, as people start to appreciate your unique qualities more in your absence than they did when you were constantly around.
Moreover, absence allows you to maintain a sense of control over your image and reputation. When you are always present, people may start to take you for granted or become overly familiar with you. By stepping back a...
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