The 7th law of Power (Law of the Bait)

 The 7th law is the "Law of the Bait": Make other people come to you - use bait if necessary.

This law suggests that it's important to make others seek you out and come to you. To do this, you should dangle something in front of them that they want, whether it's a reward, an opportunity, or something that will make them feel important. Once they are interested, they will come to you, and you will have the upper hand.

The idea behind this law is that when people come to you, they are more likely to be receptive to your ideas and suggestions. They will also be more likely to see you as someone in a position of power, as you are the one who holds the key to what they want. However, it's important to note that the bait should not be too obvious or too easy to obtain, as that will not create the desired effect. It should be something that they want, but not something that they can easily get on their own.

This law can be applied in various situations, such as in business negotiations or social interactions. By using the right bait, you can entice people to come to you and gain an advantage in the situation. However, it's important to use this law ethically and not to deceive or manipulate others.