I was wondering if there are any books anyone could recommend about empowerment, even if they are "unethical", like i heard 48 laws of power is good.

I'm not a nice guy, although i can be a bit too considerate especially since i play a lot of sports and i worry about injuring myself or my training partner. I wanna stop worrying about others and more about myself, because a lot of top level competitors have that mind set. They do what they have to do in life to make it.

I realized you cannot hesitate, especially in competitive sports, or anything in this world for that matter. The second you show even the slightest of empathy you get taken advantage of. Nah, no more bullshit.

All the toughest dudes in history, even if it is unethical, had extraordinary power because of the fact that they didn't give a shit, and i'm thinking neither should i. I need to shut up and do what i have to do, even if it means screwing some people over to make it to the top, that's just how the world works.

I was thinking Nietzsche, Napoleon, Genghis Khan etc. these blokes were realists. No more idealist non-sense for me. Thanks in advance, i would have posted this in another subreddit but i don't have time for SJW nonsense or to be criticized for my selection in books, these guys might have been unethical, but that's what gave them their rise to such power, and i want in.

To hell with mainstream media always telling how guys should act and be "nice" or a "gentleman", obscuring us from the truth by villainizing powerful men in history.