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One-Upmanship
Book • 1952
Stephen Potter's "One-Upmanship" is a humorous and insightful exploration of the subtle art of gaining an advantage in social interactions.
The book uses witty anecdotes and examples to illustrate how individuals can subtly manipulate conversations and situations to their benefit.
Potter's satirical approach highlights the competitive dynamics inherent in social life.
The book's enduring popularity stems from its clever observations and timeless relevance to human interaction.
It's a lighthearted yet thought-provoking read that offers a unique perspective on social strategy.
The book uses witty anecdotes and examples to illustrate how individuals can subtly manipulate conversations and situations to their benefit.
Potter's satirical approach highlights the competitive dynamics inherent in social life.
The book's enduring popularity stems from its clever observations and timeless relevance to human interaction.
It's a lighthearted yet thought-provoking read that offers a unique perspective on social strategy.
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as a book that might be relevant to 

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Tommy Potter

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Tommy Potter — Building the CIA for Entrepreneurs (EP.264)
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as a book that captures the culture around flexing and social currency.

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