Law 18: Do not build fortresses to protect yourself from "summary" of The 48 Laws of Power in Practice by Jon Waterlow,Andrea Domenichini
In the world of power dynamics, the idea of building fortresses to protect oneself may seem like a logical strategy. After all, fortresses are meant to keep enemies at bay and safeguard against potential threats. However, Law 18 warns against this approach, arguing that it can actually backfire and make you more vulnerable in the long run.
By isolating yourself behind walls and barriers, you may inadvertently cut yourself off from valuable information and opportunities. Building fortresses can create a sense of fear and mistrust among others, leading them to view you as unapproachable or even hostile. This can ultimately hinder your ability to form alliances and build strategic relationships that are c...
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