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14:55
Let's do the book recommendation right off the bat so we don't forget.

14:58
Sure. So the book review on https://Locals.com which people can find at https://VivaBarnesLaw.Locals.com this week is about the 48 Laws Of Power which i consider a worthy sequel to Sun Tzu's Art Of War and Machiavelli's The Prince at giving strategic ideas, and it does it in a very effective way. It shows historical examples of how it has been applied successfully, how it was not applied successfully, where it's been transgressed, and where it's been properly enforced, and it's an amoral book. It's not about morality. It's it's like [Machiavelli's] The Prince and Sun Tzu's Art Of War - it's about strategic tactical advantages that you can acquire anywhere in life. It's not unique to politics or law.

15:44
Okay, excellent. I'm that actually sounds very good. Now it's not a book recommendation, it's not a book review, I'm listening to [Mike] Cernovich's Guerrilla Mindset, primarily because we're talking with [Mike] Cernovich on Wednesday and I realize now that I probably should have listened to his book before the last time we did a stream. It's very interesting common sense advice on self-improvement.

16:07
It's fantastic. I gave it to people, I gave it to my son, I encourage other people to read it because it's just good basic mindset advice that's often critical and essential to how people function psychologically.

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DuckDuckGo:
Robert Greene - 48 Laws Of Power
Sun Tzu - Art Of War
Machiavelli - The Prince
Mike Cernovich - Guerrilla Mindset