Breaking the Rules is not about breaking laws which were designed to protect you.

This book is designed to help you navigate the rules of society and decide which rules should and can be broken and why.

You’ll learn about antiquated rules made when jobs operated differently and when you knew the people who lived around you.

Now, there are certain criteria by which rules can be broken and when they shouldn’t.

You’ll learn about the criteria of rule breaking and come to know about the top ten rules of society which can be broken effectively.

Some of these rules were developed during past times when society operated differently than today.

Changes in technology and the way you work and play have had an impact on the old rules. Now, you know that you don’t have to (and shouldn’t) work from 9 until 5 every day to get your work done.

Many people are done with commuting to work and choose to work from home, with the help of Skype for meetings and the instantaneous methods of moving files and documents.

You’ll also learn about the other rules which can be broken effectively such as “everything your parents say is right” and “take yourself very seriously.”

Breaking the Rules breaks down each of the ten rules and explains why they were enacted in the first place and then teaches you how to break them effectively.

Your own gut instinct plays a huge part in breaking some of the rules of society.

If it doesn’t feel right, it’s probably not a rule that should be broken.

And, there’s a way to break a rule without disrespecting or putting yourself in a precarious position.

Breaking the Rules will be a helpful guide in the job market, personal life and dealings with others.