48 Laws of Power FULL Audiobook – Law #11: Learn to Keep People Dependent on You | Robert Greene

This video presents the full audiobook-style narration and analysis of Law #11: “Learn to Keep People Dependent on You” from Robert Greene’s timeless strategic masterpiece, The 48 Laws of Power.

⭐ LAW #11 – FULL EXPLANATION

Power is maintained by dependence.
Robert Greene explains that when others rely on you for their happiness, success, or security, they are less likely to challenge you and more likely to follow your lead.

Core Lessons of Law #11:
• Make yourself the source of value—answers, skills, solutions
• The more others depend on you, the more influence you have
• Do not teach people enough to replace you
• Create a need only you can fulfill
• Dependence = stability, loyalty, and long-term control
• Independence from others = vulnerability

This law reminds you:
Don’t compete to be liked. Compete to be needed.

⭐ WHAT THIS FULL AUDIOBOOK VIDEO INCLUDES

✔ Full narration of Law #11 from The 48 Laws of Power
✔ Historical and strategic examples of dependence
✔ Psychology of control, influence, and loyalty
✔ Modern applications at work, business, relationships, and negotiations
✔ How to become indispensable without being exploited
✔ How powerful people engineer need and influence

Great for viewers who enjoy:
🔸 Power dynamics
🔸 Human nature
🔸 Leadership strategy
🔸 Influence and persuasion
🔸 Social intelligence
🔸 Self-development
🔸 Behavioral psychology

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