Masturbation & Self-Abandonment
“We forfeit three-fourths of ourselves in order to be like other people.”― Arthur Schopenhauer Today, we are living in…
The Art of Leadership
The true commander is the saviour, the messiah, the Good Samaritan. For what perfectly amounts to brotherly love and contentedness of mankind? Three elements; liberty, stateliness and prosperity. If you hand down this trifecta to your men, their fondness toward you will persevere.
Leadership: Elevating Man’s Spirit
When you unite people for a ‘grand’ purpose, the generated force moves people and stirs vigour and fire. Your incentive should be forward-looking, adapted to the time and tending to the future, as if ordained to be successful.
Musings on Diligence and Ability
The diligent-average will accomplish more than the superior-lazy. Assiduity outshines superiority, when excellence lacks constancy. In other words,…
On Boldness
Uncertainty in execution is dangerous, indecision and reluctance are contaminating. This is where boldness comes into play; while cowardice is ill-protected, boldness is stable – and a fault done by daringness can be rectified with more boldness. The fearful man is dishonourable, but the bold man worthy of admiration.
Machiavellianism: A Discourse with Leon Romano
Today’s issue is a rather creative diversion from my usual writings. I will be engaging in a dialogue…
Machiavellianism: Don’t Dirty Your Hands
“Do everything pleasant yourself, everything unpleasant through third parties. By adopting the first course you win favor, by…
Worldly Wisdom: Etiquette and Social Grace
Where social behaviour is concerned, etiquette and good manners are key; they can inflict disorder and shatter your…
Worldly Wisdom: Inscrutable Composure
“Imperturbability, the spirit’s most sublime quality. An impassive person’s very superiority frees them from subjection to vulgar, passing…
Laws of Power: How to Adapt Yourself like Proteus
We live in a society where identity and image play a crucial and significant role where attention, status…
