The nature of human behavior is much more complex and multifaceted than it seems at first glance. The reasons for the actions of other people remain a mystery to us, and even we ourselves sometimes act unexpectedly for ourselves. Robert Greene, a researcher in the psychology of social interactions, author of the bestselling book 48 Laws of Power, analyzes the mechanisms of human relationships that have a tremendous impact on our destiny.The author talks about 18 features that are inherent in each person to one degree or another| teaches how to turn flaws into virtues, counteract aggressiveness, narcissism and arrogance and not fall for the tricks of manipulators, recognizing toxic personality types in time. He supports his conclusions with examples from the lives of famous people from different eras - from Pericles to Coco Chanel, from Mary Shelley to the Tolstoy couple, from Elizabeth I and Danton to Rockefeller, Nixon and Martin Luther King.Multifaceted, original, witty the work of an erudite and connoisseur of human nature is intended for a wide range of listeners.

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