The Power of Influence by Yoritomo Tashi

This book was written 800 years by Japan's First Shogun ruler Yoritomo Tashi. But it is so powerful that it can completely make you the do anything even in today's fast transforming life.

This is Yoritimo-Tashi' s great work, The Power of Influence- From lessons on awakening the dormant energies within us by increasing and expanding the psychic forces to exerting powerful influence by exchanging confidence, The Power of Influence includes guidance on exerting influence by persuasion and suggestion, developing magnetic influence of the human eye, acquiring and developing common sense and practical sense, how to go about applying them in our daily lives, and their profitable utilization in the business world. Though centuries old, the doctrines of the twelfth-century Japanese shogun still remain relevant in modern times.

Yoritimo-Tashi' s two great works, Influence: How to Exert it and Common Sense: How to Exercise it. From lessons on awakening the dormant energies within us by increasing and expanding the psychic forces to exerting powerful influence by exchanging confidence, The Power of Influence includes guidance on exerting influence by persuasion and suggestion, developing magnetic influence of the human eye, acquiring and developing common sense and practical sense, how to go about applying them in our daily lives, and their profitable utilization in the business world. Though centuries old, the doctrines of the twelfth-century Japanese shogun still remain relevant in modern times.

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Robert Greene's book Mastery is explored in this podcast -book Summary, emphasizing the journey to expertise and self-discovery. The sources used outline a multi-stage path, starting with identifying one's unique "life's task" and progressing through apprenticeship, social intelligence, and creative independence. A key theme is the necessity of focused concentration, often requiring resisting distractions and embracing discomfort. Mentorship and the ability to see people objectively are presented as critical skills. Ultimately, true mastery involves fusing rational thought with intuition and a deep understanding of one's field, leading to lasting fulfillment.

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This podcast in Hindi from Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad Poor Dad contrasts the financial philosophies of the author's two fathers, one wealthy and one poor. It emphasizes the importance of financial literacy, distinguishing assets from liabilities, and building wealth through asset acquisition rather than solely relying on earned income. The text advocates for developing financial intelligence encompassing accounting, investing, market understanding, and legal knowledge to achieve financial freedom. Kiyosaki promotes self-education, risk-taking, and the creation of passive income streams. Finally, the book introduces the CASHFLOW quadrant and game, which serves as a tool to further illustrate these concepts and encourages readers to find their own path to financial independence.