The Life's A Game: To Win You Need To Understand The Rules. - Deepstash
The Life's A Game: To Win You Need To Understand The Rules.

The Life's A Game: To Win You Need To Understand The Rules.

In the game of life, those who doesn't know the rules become spectadors, thouse who understand them and apply them, become the main characters of the world.

  • To understand the rules of the world, is understanding the reality as it truly is, getting apart from all illusion.
  • Peaple always like to live in a world of ilussion, always closing them eyes lying to themselves to don't see nor accept the reality. They don't recognize their mistakes blaming the others for their failure.

KEY INSIGHT: Get apart from all ilussion, open your eyes, see and accept the reality. No matter how tough it is.

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How to understand the hidden rules of the world, to manipulate and not be manipuladed. 32 lessons and 18 quotes, fulled of ancient wisdom, extracted from The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli.

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