The 50th Law

Invaluable business law … it is almost frightening to think of the amount of leonine stone-walling that will be going on in boardrooms once this volume hits the shelves ― Financial Times Published On: 2009-02-09

An Art of War – style book of tough-guy maxims to live by — David Smyth ― Evening Standard Published On: 2009-09-22

An entertaining analysis of the mechanics of individualistic power … 50 Cent’s story is well known, but seen through the psychologist’s prism this tale of a thirst for business power and money makes compelling reading. Book of the Month – 8/10 ― BA Business Life Published On: 2009-10-01

If you have a penchant for the “don’t mess” ethics of Napoleon, you’ll probably love this — Rob Sharp ― The Independent Published On: 2009-10-22

The hip hop entrepreneur book — Matilda Egere-Cooper ― Independent Published On: 2009-10-14

Jackson’s story is remarkable — Jeremy Hazlehurst ― City A.M Published On: 2009-10-08

There are some pretty powerful things in there. I relate to him because we come from a similar world, where there are not a lot of opportunities, and he manages to turn every situation into a huge positive. — Lethal Bizzle ― Independent Published On: 2010-01-08

Astonishing and sometimes poignant … Jackson helps to bring the visceral survival instinct of the New York ghetto to the boardroom. — Michael Odell ― The Times Published On: 2010-04-03

It’s my favourite book — Tinchy Stryder ― Reveal Published On: 2011-01-15

Robert Greene, author of bestselling books including Mastery, The 48 Laws of Power and The Art of Seduction (both from Profile), has a degree in Classical Studies and has been an editor at Esquire and other magazines. He is also a playwright and lives in Los Angeles.