Fairness is a sales pitch. Transparency is theater. And loyalty? That’s what people cling to when they’ve already lost. Machiavelli, Inc is not a guide for the idealist. It’s for the operator—those who understand that business isn’t a community potluck. It’s a war of attrition dressed up as a networking brunch.

Drawing from Machiavellian principles and fortified with contemporary corporate tactics, this book delivers a hard strategy for those serious about domination, not just survival. From weaponizing patience and incentivizing betrayal, to rewriting the rules mid-play and leaking false plans to destroy a competitor’s momentum, this isn’t business advice—it’s a hostile takeover in prose.

Expect sardonic clarity, not motivational fluff. This is a field manual for entrepreneurs, executives, and aspiring power players who’ve had enough of empty leadership jargon and are ready to operate without illusion. You won’t find “ten habits of highly effective collaborators” here. You’ll find detailed instruction on when to burn departments, scapegoat allies, or stage a well-timed fall.

If you're tired of losing to people who smile in meetings and stab you in quarterly reviews, Machiavelli, Inc is your weapon. Use it wisely—or better yet, use it ruthlessly.