LAW 47 :Even 'God' Couldn't Escape, The Mistake That Destroyed Light Yagami

Why did Light Yagami lose to Near? It wasn't because Near was smarter. It was because Light broke Law 47 of The 48 Laws of Power: "Do Not Go Past The Mark You Aimed For In Victory."

In this video, we analyze the fatal mistake of Kira. After defeating L, Light Yagami achieved his goal. But instead of securing his victory, he let his ego take over. We break down the psychology behind his downfall—how the "intoxication of victory" (Jeet ka nasha) blinded him to the traps set by Near and Mello, leading to his ultimate end in the Yellow Box Warehouse.

Victory is a dangerous moment. When you win, you feel invincible, and that is when you are most vulnerable. Learn why Light's arrogance became his undoing and how you can avoid this trap in real life.

Whether you just got a promotion, finished a big project, or won an argument—knowing when to stop is more important than winning itself. Master the art of staying grounded when everyone else is celebrating.

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(Timestamps)
0:00 - The Tactical Hook: Victory is Dangerous
[X:XX] - Law 47 Explained: Light Yagami's Fatal Flaw
[X:XX] - The Death of L: Where Light Went Wrong
[X:XX] - The "Aha!" Moment: Why Success Makes You Vulnerable
[X:XX] - Real-Life Tactics: How to Handle Victory
[X:XX] - Next Video: The Final Law (Law 48)
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