For context, I never read "The 48 Laws of Power" until very recently. After reading that book, I realized that I have used the laws of Power in my day to day life since a very young age. Having very strict parents made Me very machiavellian from a very young age, knowing how to get what I want, using the right words. Also, moving around so much and meeting so many different types of people, plus going to many different types of schools and having many jobs made Me very cunning and bold and abled to talk to anyone. I'm very privileged to have all these experiences, which the average person could never even dream of.

Being very calm has been the greatest power in My life for My ownself. It's an underrated superpower. I've been called emotionless at times and unpredictable, as I'm very mentally stoic. When a person is very calm and stoic, that person is very hard to read and people cannot judge his next move. Whereas, a person who easily gets mad/happy or anything, is very easy to read thus being very predictable, and people can easily plot against that person. 1 of the greatest laws of power is being unpredictable.

There is an old saying and that is "The loudest person in the room, is the weakest in the room." If you ponder upon this, it makes great sense. The more a person blabbers, the more you lose respect for him, whereas the person who is quite, mysterious is always on other people's mind. Why? Because they want to know more about him which ironically proves law #8 which is "Let others come to you."

Most people in today's day and age are very predictable and very easy to read. By you staying calm and emotionally stoic, you have won half of the battle right there and then and because people are so predictable, you can easily predict them and plan your next moves on them to gain power. Being calm at all times will be the greatest thing as you're very hard to read and many cannot even plot against you because they don't know your true self.

In this clown world, you must stay calm, very mysterious and quiet. And speak only when you're spoken to and use the laws of power in day to day life for your own benefit in a very clever way. Most people are dumb and very easy to fool and that's how politicians, media and everyone keep on easily brainwashing them. Use the laws of power for your own benefit, but very wisely.