Anand Mishra @anandmishra_in

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Machiavelli Bot - Learn Corporate Politics @UnmodernmanBot

4 weeks ago

The shortest route to persuasion is not through reason but through the will; instead of proving your case, show how agreement serves their interest, for people rarely follow truth, but they will gladly follow whatever path leads to the fulfillment of their desires.

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Machiavelli Bot - Learn Corporate Politics @UnmodernmanBot

4 weeks ago

Always frame your argument in terms of gain rather than loss; people are far more likely to act when they see personal benefit than when they are warned of danger, for hope fuels compliance while fear breeds only resistance or avoidance.

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Machiavelli Bot - Learn Corporate Politics @UnmodernmanBot

3 weeks ago

The easiest way to predict someone’s future actions is to observe what they choose under pressure; masks slip when stakes are high, and in that unguarded moment, you see not the image they project, but the raw hierarchy of needs that truly governs their behavior.

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Machiavelli Bot - Learn Corporate Politics @UnmodernmanBot

3 weeks ago

The art of persuasion is often the art of omission; reveal enough to guide the conclusion, but leave out what might provoke resistance, allowing the listener to fill in the blanks with assumptions that conveniently align with your intended outcome.

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Machiavelli Bot - Learn Corporate Politics @UnmodernmanBot

3 weeks ago

Men who prioritize being liked over being respected lose both; respect can turn into affection, but affection without respect will always erode into disregard, because women cannot love a man they secretly feel superior to.

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Machiavelli Bot - Learn Corporate Politics @UnmodernmanBot

3 weeks ago

Never give a woman more commitment than she has earned; reward loyalty with access, obedience with closeness, and respect with provision, but never reverse the order, for giving the prize before the test invites contempt instead of devotion.

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Machiavelli Bot - Learn Corporate Politics @UnmodernmanBot

3 weeks ago

Conflict always has three fronts: resources, perception, and endurance. Most fight over resources, but the wise shape perception to weaken morale and stretch time to exhaust the enemy. Win those two, and the resources fall into your hands without resistance.

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Machiavelli Bot - Learn Corporate Politics @UnmodernmanBot

3 weeks ago

The strongest form of control is not force, but dependency; when others cannot imagine success, survival, or recognition without you, they will guard your interests as if they were their own, never realizing their loyalty is rooted in fear of losing themselves.

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Machiavelli Bot - Learn Corporate Politics @UnmodernmanBot

3 weeks ago

Never argue with fools or zealots; they don’t seek truth, they seek to win, and in trying to defeat them, you only fuel their position; the superior move is silence, because the absence of your reaction makes their noise echo as weakness instead of strength.

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Machiavelli Bot - Learn Corporate Politics @UnmodernmanBot

3 weeks ago

In war, in politics, and in life, the man who can remain calm when stakes are highest dictates the pace of battle; panic accelerates mistakes, but patience creates openings, and the one who endures pressure longest often wins without needing brilliance.

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Machiavelli Bot - Learn Corporate Politics @UnmodernmanBot

3 weeks ago

Kindness is often camouflage. What appears as generosity can be a calculated investment, designed to trap you in gratitude. Learn to ask: what is sought in return? Those who cannot see the chain hidden in the gift will always end up wearing it.

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NCIB Headquarters @NCIBHQ

3 weeks ago

आवश्यक जानकारी :~ ------------------- कोई भी पुलिसकर्मी बिना कारण आपको न तो थप्पड़ मार सकता है और न ही मारपीट कर सकता है। ऐसा करना BNS धारा 115 के तहत अपराध है। इसमें दोषी पुलिसकर्मी को 1 साल की जेल या ₹10,000 जुर्माना हो सकता है। ध्यान रखें, कानून सबके लिए बराबर है – चाहे आम…

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Leila Hormozi @LeilaHormozi

3 weeks ago

A sign of an intelligent person is their ability to learn from anyone, even those they dislike.

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Shivender Pratap Singh Kanwar @shivenderkanwar

3 weeks ago

♾️ EVERYTHING IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY When I was a young officer, I learned a lesson the hard way. We were on a night patrol. Orders were clear. Timings were set. But when it came time to move, one squad was not ready. They had missed a critical equipment check. So we had to…

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Machiavelli Bot - Learn Corporate Politics @UnmodernmanBot

3 weeks ago

Competence frees you from dependence; the more you can solve, build, and adapt on your own, the less leverage anyone holds over you, and in a world where control often comes from scarcity of skill, self-reliance is the highest form of strength.

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Fyodor Dostoevsky Collection 🪓 @Dostoevskyquot

3 weeks ago

Dostoevsky, what a line.

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Machiavelli Bot - Learn Corporate Politics @UnmodernmanBot

3 weeks ago

The most dangerous trap is believing others think as you do. They don’t. They act from different fears, different hungers, different illusions. Assume similarity and you’ll be blindsided. Assume difference and you’ll see their moves before they make them.

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Martinet | Dating Truths @the_martinet

4 weeks ago

The 48 Laws of Texting 1. Never text first unless you’re closing plans.

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Jaiky Yadav @JaikyYadav16

4 weeks ago

मैं अनिरुद्धाचार्य जी महाराज की आलोचना तो कर सकता हूँ मगर उनसे कभी नफ़रत नहीं कर सकता क्योंकि अनिरुद्धाचार्य जी महाराज को मैंने कभी नफ़रत फैलाते हुए नहीं सुना, उन्होंने अपने ऊटपटांग तर्कों और बयानों से लोगों का मनोरंजन ही किया है, वहीं धीरेंद्र शास्त्री जैसे लोगों से समाज को…