Summary:
The book provides a satirical take on the ruthless tactics and behaviors that individuals might employ to gain power and control in various aspects of life, including business and personal relationships. It outlines a twelve-step program, parodying self-help guides, to achieve world domination by embracing one's inner "jerk" and manipulating situations to one's advantage.
Key points:
1. Be a Proud Jerk: Accept and use your selfish traits to get ahead.
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