Main Disc. Thread - Power Can Corrupt ZP v2

[SaintSovereign]

Now available! For those who have purchased in the past, the upgraded version will be available in your downloads within an hour or two of this message (or sooner, keep refreshing).

[JaySolo]

Hey @SaintSovereign

I know you’re busy pushing out updates as quickly as possible, I just wanted to ask if Ascended Mogul V2 is coming up soon?

[Salchichon]

The persuapulator sub is here! Thanks!

[RVconsultant]

@Jouissance thank you.

Links updated and above post deleted to avoid confusion.

[Sub.Zero]

From my journal:

@Sub.Zero

I’m learning that the most important qualities in the social game are:
-authenticity,
-the sense of righteousness,
-empathy,
-self-regulation,
-patience,
-speech
-the right usage of the shadow.

In the essence to master the social game and increase your social power you need to learn how to be virtues yet shrewd among people of low character. This learning has got a nice boost on PCC. On top of that, the kind of attraction I’m getting is not aural but just “organic”, stemming from the display of my best, natural qualities.

[James]

Running this in my stack and reading Robert Greene books

[Sub.Zero]

From my journal:

@Sub.Zero

Yesterday I got really upset because of a miscommunication at work and I almost made a terrible folly that would have made me some enemies and imperiled my reputation. Fortunately, PCC guided my intuition towards resolving the whole misunderstanding by playing it cool and clarifying it all, although I was a bit ragging deep down and I had a lot of “crazy ideas” on how to tackle this.

[James]

https://reddit.com/r/The48LawsOfPower/s/B966Xs18Wx

[Detective_L]

That’s quite an experience.

[Melody]

Great results from Power can corrupt. After a 3-minute loop yesterday, I’ve been a lot more charismatic and authentic. The biggest result was telling a co-worker off mid-shift after finally having enough of his condescending attitude. Afterwards, pretty much immediately, everyone changed their attitude towards me in a good way. I think the boldness really shocked people and thought I didn’t have it in me. It was the execution, the calm assertive, yet dominant and fierce. If this becomes a permanent part of my behaviour, I’ll be able to relax with people because I know I can defend myself properly. Now I’m understanding the balance aspect of what the objectives talk about. It’s okay to be an arsehole 15% of the time for the correct reasons.

[Sub.Zero]

I’ve been running PCC for around 45 days (one loop everyday). Here’s my current log about the program:

@Sub.Zero

I see how PCC is becoming my second nature and how I carry out social moves intuitively and to my advantage whilst in the past I would just got entangled in other people’s games that benefited them at my expense. It’s like I see what’s the real stake of the interaction and how I can play it to get it, seeing through other people’s “social techniques”. Like yesterday, my former superior wanted to get rid of me by telling lies but he ended up paying me so money as a solution to his intent. The solution I came up with, of course. Nice. All my moves come from the within of me instead of being determined by other people’s influences and games. I don’t get involved into social dynamics that lead to nowhere and I create those who lead to meeting my ends.
PCC is really a must for everyone who didn’t develop healthy and beneficial social strategies and let people play them.

[369]

Hello

I have used many titles that have brought about a tremendous transformation in my life, and I am here to talk about my experience with the ‘Power Can Corrupt’ program. Being from a wealthy family, I faced unique challenges associated with power and responsibility. When I was nine years old, my father gave me a collection of books, including Robert Greene’s works, and reading ‘The 48 Laws of Power’ and ‘The 33 Strategies of War’ was the spark that inspired me. During the four cycles of listening to ‘Power Can Corrupt,’ I learned how to influence and lead ethically and effectively, how to negotiate and win mental and strategic battles, and I gained an understanding of how people’s motivations are formed and how they can be directed towards achieving common goals. I also learned patience and long-term thinking, the ability to analyze complex scenarios, and to make decisions based on data rather than just emotion.

I would now like to inquire about the possibility of developing a new title inspired by ‘The 33 Strategies of War,’ which I found profoundly inspiring. I believe that integrating Greene’s strategies with your techniques could lead to creating a powerful tool for personal and professional development.

Thank you, Fire and Saint Sovereign, for all that you provide, and I eagerly await your response and thoughts on this proposal.