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The principle that the ends justify the means underscores the profound philosophy of Machiavellianism. The idea is strikingly similar to the idea articulated by a certain charismatic Austrian fellow who successfully led Germany, that “barriers exist not to be surrendered to, but to be eliminated”, as both convey the idea that ambition is what drives us to better ourselves, and that we must rebel against the unjust system that wants to thwart us. From this perspective, obstacles are not accepted as insurmountable limitations, but treated as challenges to be overcome through whatever means are deemed necessary. Machiavelli prioritises the desired outcome above the morality of the methods employed, for society is flawed and unjust; whilst the charming Austrian sanctifies the elimination of barriers as a fundamental principle of ambition itself. Together, they articulate a philosophy in which determination, strategy and the subordination of conventional restraints to a greater objective become the defining characteristics of the ambitious. The Machiavellian mindset may even be demonised in society. As for looking up to the charismatic Austrian fellow, one may be cast as megalomaniacal and radical. In the flawed society that we live in today? These labels should be taken as a badge of pride. These two quotes can also be applied to having the confidence to embrace one’s principles. You may be cast as the villain, but consider this: if modern society frowns upon this, you have shown that you matter; that you possess the confidence to take a stand. So who are they to say we play the villain? When the advice is free we give and honest. Be radical, with purpose clear, not swayed by doubt nor dulled by fear. Stand with a megalomaniacal confidence in your principles, relentless in your ambition, and let no barrier stand between you and the person you aspire to become.
The principle that the ends justify the means underscores the profound philosophy of Machiavellianism. The idea is strikingly similar to the idea articulated by a certain charismatic Austrian fellow who successfully led Germany, that “barriers exist not to be surrendered to, but to be eliminated”, as both convey the idea that ambition is what drives us to better ourselves, and that we must rebel against the unjust system that wants to thwart us. From this perspective, obstacles are not accepted as insurmountable limitations, but treated as challenges to be overcome through whatever means are deemed necessary. Machiavelli prioritises the desired outcome above the morality of the methods employed, for society is flawed and unjust; whilst the charming Austrian sanctifies the elimination of barriers as a fundamental principle of ambition itself. Together, they articulate a philosophy in which determination, strategy and the subordination of conventional restraints to a greater objective become the defining characteristics of the ambitious. The Machiavellian mindset may even be demonised in society. As for looking up to the charismatic Austrian fellow, one may be cast as megalomaniacal and radical. In the flawed society that we live in today? These labels should be taken as a badge of pride. These two quotes can also be applied to having the confidence to embrace one’s principles. You may be cast as the villain, but consider this: if modern society frowns upon this, you have shown that you matter; that you possess the confidence to take a stand. So who are they to say we play the villain? When the advice is free we give and honest. Be radical, with purpose clear, not swayed by doubt nor dulled by fear. Stand with a megalomaniacal confidence in your principles, relentless in your ambition, and let no barrier stand between you and the person you aspire to become.

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