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This chapter resonates with me the most, because its about guarding your reputation and honing in on one thing that makes you look powerful. For example, Harry Houdini learned all there was to learn about his craft and didn't leave it up to chance for someone to ruin his reputation. It also goes along with the rule of planning out every thing to the end. I really liked this chapter. The digestible I'll say.

Okay, so chapter 4 is, dare I say more reasonable, than the previous chapter. The only big quarrel I have is with the scapegoat example. Sheesh, basically, instead of owning up to your mistake you use a scapegoat to blame it on. And he's saying to use the closest ppl around you to do it. Honestly, this tells me not to be the scapegoat and to use one of other laws and not be so friendly with ppl.