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@DelusionalOptimist_

Жыл бұрын

at long last!! been waiting for this episode like for forever, would have been angry with you for forever if you never brought RG, this man and his books literally raised me.

@gavinreadman

Жыл бұрын

Our modern day Machiavelli and whether we like it or not we act and sometimes it’s not pretty but not knowing can get you into very deep water. Read Laws of Power his book when it came out and changed how I interact with the world for the better

@matthewede7282

Жыл бұрын

Great episode. I need to read more

@blaqsteel9

Жыл бұрын

if it wasn't for Robert Greene I don't think I've ever would have really managed getting ahead in my career. This is also the knowledge that nobody teaches you just like financial literacy, manners, communication, and general psychology. I just want to say I do really appreciate the content you put out here from all the great people you interview and for being such a great human being yourself. Listening to this podcast each morning while I'm on my way to work and at work is really, really helpful in my life. And I can definitely imagine the impact you're having on everybody else's lives with the content you put out. Thank you very much again. 💯👍🏾👍🏾 Stay blessed 🙏🏾

@Star-rt6zq

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for inviting the great RG 🙌🏾

My husband and i met when i just turned 16 he 17. He was very poor. He took me for steak, gave me a rose and kissed my hand. First date. Hes the love of my life. He died of a heart attack at 43 almost 11 years ago. We were poor but we had love and roses.

@christianjoyner8979

5 ай бұрын

Beautiful story. Sorry for your loss

@virtuosa69

5 ай бұрын

Human beings, the loves of your life, are worth FAAAR MORE than riches. We're here for relationships, and truly nothing more

@cakesinthecity

5 ай бұрын

So beautiful

@Meatriderphobic

5 ай бұрын

@@virtuosa69women don’t understand that. They all want to be gifted Birkin bags and rolls royces

@virtuosa69

5 ай бұрын

@Meatriderphobic I'll take a hot masculine body and a courageous but kind sense of self over an overpriced bag. I have no problem with people making money, though, and a lot of it if they want, because we do need to survive and even leave money for family to survive. But relationships matter most. People over profits matter most. When we're dying, we're thinking of people we love and know.

Thank you very much for having me on the podcast Steven.

@joshg2263

Жыл бұрын

Great podcast!

@UITYGER

Жыл бұрын

🐐

@dasbewusstein2980

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your words! You´re books are amazing!

@suzannax

Жыл бұрын

I enjoyed hearing your perspective on disability ♿✊

@njd5815

Жыл бұрын

Wish your are my mentor.

“Learn by doing, not by thinking” - Robert Greene

@kimvictor8537

2 ай бұрын

Damn I got a billion books to write

@ayoubvision7248

2 ай бұрын

I thought i was the only one who paid attention to it

@Joy-mm3cz

2 ай бұрын

I love this quote. I work in healthcare & we say” see 1, do 1, teach 1. I’m lucky enough to work with my hands on a regular basis.

@desmondrodney8364

Ай бұрын

.​@@ayoubvision7248

@Sunshine-uz4cx

25 күн бұрын

Confidence grows by doing

The art of seduction helped me identify I was the ‘victim’ and the tactics the person was using to manipulate me, helped me see the truth and get out. Thank you Robert.

The fact that Robert Greene was still trying to figure it out at 38 gives me so much relief lol

@judiththymes1532

2 ай бұрын

... I'm 72... still trying to figure it out.

@siphokazibunyonyo5819

Ай бұрын

😂😂 I feel you

@mikiyastadesse8408

Ай бұрын

Yeah am only 28

@dannydevlin1893

Ай бұрын

Me too. Just turned 39 at the weekend 🫠🥲

@crispincoleman

Ай бұрын

I'm sure most of us are at any age.

His book is incredible - the wrong people view it as a weapon, the right people view it as a shield. Protects me from the evil in this world, thank you Mr. Greene!

@futuronluc

Жыл бұрын

Shield or weapon… it should not be used as a core element in your life’s navigation. Shaping life with this as it’s root will never open you up and experience life as you should. It’s the wrong type of anchor imo. You should always search for the beauty of things, not the ugly.

@sumayakenan6955

Жыл бұрын

👍

@sonnygL7

Жыл бұрын

Which book?

@NM-hq1io

Жыл бұрын

@@futuronluc Yh no you can’t search for the beauty when someone is trying to do wrong to you - this is life, not a fairytale, good luck with it though!

@NM-hq1io

Жыл бұрын

@@sonnygL7 48 laws of power

You said something really important : Children see through people easily. Its natural to see if a person is good or not

I first read Art of Seduction and then got introduced to 48 Laws of Power. This man changed my life and this was one of the best interviews with him yet. I love this podcast and how the interview is conducted.

@sofasocks6663

2 ай бұрын

so true! really enjoyed how the interviewer asked good questions and let him speak

@msessenceofreality

2 ай бұрын

Can you describe how it changed your life

@tabethacarrasco9110

2 ай бұрын

How did it change your life?

@skillsphere9245

2 ай бұрын

@@tabethacarrasco9110 she is being un revealing remember that

@JESSEXTO

2 ай бұрын

In what ways did he change your life ? I’m just now getting introduced to this gentleman & I’m incredibly curious. xx

The one thing that I love about this podcast over some other is that you actually allow your guest to talk and express their points without interruption. That is so amazing.

@HalfMooN458

10 ай бұрын

And rare

@Fezaw

10 ай бұрын

How so true! Say for example Huberman lab is a great scientist but he over talks over his guest. I still like him but this guy is something else

@twilfits

10 ай бұрын

It's probably impulsive. They prepare and are both nervous and excited which can be distracting

@agreer3519

9 ай бұрын

incredibly unselfish and the pillar of why this podcast is so successful

@luyolomify

9 ай бұрын

@@HalfMooN458no, it isn’t. What type of podcasts are you people listening to?

Love this quote, "If you can't control yourself, how can you be a leader?"!

@redline350zHR

Ай бұрын

Same! This one fullyyyyy stuck out to me. I can relate to it so strongly

@IDMEA-qc9iw

23 күн бұрын

I can think of many where this fits like a glove

Stephen has the interviewing skills of an iconic investigative reporter. The curiously, reasonable empathy, polite sense of timing combined with an authentic interest in the individual being interview is a dynamic combination. Investigative reporting at its best.

@mvp1518

2 ай бұрын

Yes and he comes across as confident, calm, reasonable, polite, interesting, and interested - and very handsome too 😍 So I’d say he could be a pretty good seducer himself haha!

@LisaValentine1

2 ай бұрын

@@mvp1518Too needy with the begs for likes and subscribes, and the endless ads…I appreciate this channel but he gets annoying with these constant money hungry distractions.

@rodebataille6752

Ай бұрын

@@LisaValentine1 don't we all... as they said we all have to do what we have to do

A Diary of a CEO is my favorite podcast because Steven's genuine curiosity and willingness to be an attentive listener naturally make him an amazing interviewer. This was the absolute best interview I have ever heard with Robert Green.

This man embodies all that he has spent his life writing about. Such a mesmerizing mind. Thank you Robert Greene for your works.

@Anthony-dj4nd

Жыл бұрын

He's just an old manipulative POS.

@YuyiLeal

Жыл бұрын

This comment!! Super agree!

@tovah2276

Жыл бұрын

Agreed x 100❤

@mrsbeeston1

Жыл бұрын

They can't seduce Anyone... Especially not Robert... Look at them!!

@zochbuppet448

Жыл бұрын

No one cared about the book until Hip hop stars started talking about it. It was never on the top or middle of the self help books around 2008 when I was deep into self help and self improvement. I remember coming across the title, but very few people actually read it until recently...2015 when hip hop people started mentioning it on media.

I truly appreciate this interview because the interviewer not only asked questions that allowed the author to go deeper into his own philosophy, he also questioned or “challenged” his ideas in such a polite way. As an interviewer, you’re not supposed to be so starstruck that you take everything the interviewee says at face value. GET DEEPER into their perspectives!! Great job. AND he let him finish his thoughts/sentences! Super rare in interviews.

@lisaemmajones7655

8 ай бұрын

who is believing this? Did you hear him, some of the greatest seducers were not good looking? Obviously try to talk about himself, his books are BS, look at him, that's what you will become outside and INSIDE

@aagy

5 ай бұрын

💯

@birthinfluenceembrace

4 ай бұрын

Truly agree ❤ what an engaging exchange!!! Kudos to this channel!!!😊

@sarahw5075

4 ай бұрын

omg yes so true

@daviddavidson9098

3 ай бұрын

Excellent questioning.

One of the most beautiful things is when someone is vulnerable and open about life What a strength most people lack !

Robert Greene is a gem, his authenticity and intellect are his natural seduction. I just started reading the "48 Laws of Power" and then I saw this video and I was like "Oh that's him!". Now I have the face of the author. I really enjoyed every minute of this podcast. I did not finish it in one sit, but I kept coming back for more until the conversation is over. Learned so much. love the wisdom and honesty. Great conversation of two intellectual persons. Thanks for sharing it to the world.

Robert Greene is the epitome of the wounded healer. So humble in the way he comes across. He is becoming one of my top favorite speakers. This is one of his best interviews as well.

@onomyco

11 ай бұрын

Wow, couldn't have put it better myself!

@vTxnto

11 ай бұрын

Most definitely. Robert Greene is gift to this world. Especially, of those who have decided on a path of self construction. Studying the human sociology is such an amazing and very indepth project.

@jelizabethpetrie6656

10 ай бұрын

He is not a wounded healer. Us strokers, deplore being told we’re victims. No. He. Is. A. Wiser. Survivor.❤

@YuyiLeal

9 ай бұрын

He seduces us with his natural way of expression... what a lovely person!

@Alphacentauri819

9 ай бұрын

@@jelizabethpetrie6656when I read that comment...I wasn't even thinking for a second "wounded" due to his stroke. I was thinking wounded due to his obvious dismissive avoidant attachment style. Maybe he has overcome it some, but I wonder. He's textbook DA. From the saying his childhood was great, yet sharing obvious emotional disconnect (unavailability) and the distance of his parents. It's hard for most DA's to see...because how can you describe something that wasn't there? Overt abuse and neglect are obvious, more in your face, in realms of attachment wounding. Covert emotional neglect isn't. As a child you don't know what you've missed. So many DA's describe their childhood as great, fine, nothing wrong...and as you listen, you hear distante, loneliness, and deeper and underlying distrust of others. Robert has all those.

This guy is like the Voyager that went into the unknown, explored, survived and came back to record his findings for the good of all. Bravo!

@genericascanbe3728

7 ай бұрын

yes, his books are like the records of human nature preserved and analyzed, with no bias or prejudice, its like he has completely seperated himself from humanity too analyze humans in a manner most introspective

@crbradbury8282

6 ай бұрын

Well said

@anasti555

3 ай бұрын

absolutely agree!

@AB-nj4ex

2 ай бұрын

Robert Greene isn’t seducing chicks and hiring enemies in real life. How much has he actually tried? Lol

@ainekgonzalez2193

2 ай бұрын

Yes he still one shoulder higher that other Sketchy to say the least It’s ironic

What about when you're 57 and you realized that you've totally wasted your whole life? That's how I feel most of the time. Even so, I still push forward and find that by doing so, good things happen.

@MadonnaGrogan

23 күн бұрын

Hearing you

@drax051

16 күн бұрын

Everyone’s on a different journey. Some left this life without even having this realisation. Think onwards, so many things you can still discover at this age.

@gabbysingh624

10 күн бұрын

You still can pursue things you love. You are still alive!

@Myhandle718

7 күн бұрын

I don’t think you’re alone with this thought.. open ur mind. Don’t be so hard on urself

So many emotions and knowledge through one single interview! I've been watching one of your podcasts per day. And it has been so useful. There is so much food for thought and further research on different subjects! Thank you so much you are partially making my knee surgery feel like a great chance to enhance my brain ❤

0:32: 📚 Robert Greene discusses his journey to becoming a bestselling author and the success of his book 'The 48 Laws of Power'. 11:41: 🎭 Power is about understanding and controlling oneself, and appearances matter in the social realm. 22:47: 🤔 Robert Greene discusses the importance of separating personal relationships from the work world and the strategic use of concealing intentions. 34:34: 🔑 Seduction is about being outwardly focused, listening to and understanding the other person, and reflecting their needs and desires back to them 46:48: 💑 Seduction requires vulnerability and effort, while insecurity is anti-seductive. 59:35: 😌 True confidence comes from actual actions and accomplishments, not faking it. 71:05: 💡 Discovering your life task is more important than finding your passion, as it requires time, effort, and patience to develop mastery in any field. 82:39: 😔 The speaker experienced a stroke which left him physically disabled, leading to a greater understanding and empathy for others who face physical and material challenges. 94:22: 😔 The speaker has experienced a life-changing incident that has affected them personally and led to a journey of understanding the nature of happiness and struggle. 106:20: 💡 Robert Greene discusses his hope for young people to rebel against the current unhealthy world and create a better one. Recap by Tammy AI with useful timestamps =)

@KingThabiso

9 ай бұрын

Thanks friend. Not all heroes wear capes 😅

@renx5609

9 ай бұрын

I love your recaps. You're the Real MVP 🏅

@rvikg2998

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for the synopsis. Aloha❤

@ag871

9 ай бұрын

Goat

@strawberrymatcha2307

9 ай бұрын

AI...actually naturally very intelligent!

I love Robert Greene's wisdom, transparency & honesty. It's so calming & insightful to listen to him. He speaks eloquently with his words & sentences. I learned so much from all of his insightful experiences. Thank you Robert & Steven

I started reading the laws of power couple months ago… now I’ve finished that book, art of seduction, and mastery by Robert Greene. His style is so engaging, it’s fun to read and learned so much history from all his books

00:00 📚 Robert Greene discusses the qualities of a great seducer, emphasizing the power of understanding the language of seduction. 01:09 🧠 Confidence comes from understanding power dynamics and the realization that your abilities can be taken away, so don't take them for granted. 02:32 🏢 Robert Greene shares his upbringing and how he pursued various jobs to gain life experiences. 06:24 📖 Robert Greene talks about how he stumbled upon the idea for "The 48 Laws of Power" through a chance meeting in Italy and his desperate circumstances. 08:01 📚 "The 48 Laws of Power" gained global success, selling over 2 million copies, and continues to sell well, partly thanks to word-of-mouth and endorsements from figures like Jay-Z and 50 Cent. 10:04 📖 Robert Greene discusses his evolving feelings towards "The 48 Laws of Power" and its impact, acknowledging its dark side but still standing by its content. 11:54 🤔 Robert Greene defines power as an emotional need and the ability to understand and control oneself, emphasizing that power is a feeling more than external control. 15:29 🎭 Robert Greene discusses the importance of keeping up appearances and controlling one's behavior to navigate social dynamics effectively. 21:35 🎭 Robert Greene advises that while we all play roles in life, we should not confuse those roles with our true essence, striking a balance between authenticity and social adaptation. 22:28 🤝 When hiring or forming work relationships, avoid gravitating towards friends solely due to trust. Emotions in friendships can complicate work dynamics. Consider practicality over friendship in the professional realm. 25:16 🤐 Concealing intentions isn't a one-size-fits-all approach. It depends on circumstances. Share your vision with your team to inspire them. In a competitive business world, revealing everything can be counterproductive. Sometimes, creating mystery or deception strategically can be powerful. 30:23 🌗 Confronting your dark side and shadow traits is essential for personal growth. Acknowledge and use your dark side for positive purposes, such as channeling anger into productive causes. 34:27 🤝 Early childhood experiences can influence one's relationship with power. Secure and loving early experiences can lead to healthier power dynamics, but resilience can also emerge from challenging backgrounds. 43:58 💑 A great seducer is outwardly focused, attentive, and listens actively, entering the spirit of the other person. Seduction is not about domination but a mutual courtship ritual, a game where both parties seduce each other. 44:52 💑 The power of seduction lies in making others feel genuinely interested and validated; it involves being absorbed in the other person's world. 46:02 🚫 Anti-seductive qualities include preaching, moralizing, and failing to be generous with your spirit, time, or energy. 47:34 💔 Insecurity is anti-seductive, but vulnerability can be seductive because it signifies openness to the influence of others. 51:19 💖 Great dating advice includes putting effort into romance, avoiding the misconception that love should come easy, and understanding that seduction requires patience, skill, and genuine gestures. 55:42 🕺 Real confidence is built through actual achievements and skills, not through faking it or bravado. 57:23 👥 Developing social skills and reading body language is crucial for seduction, as genuine body language communicates more than words. 58:03 💼 Confidence also comes from creating things, achieving goals, and demonstrating competence in various aspects of life. 01:06:06 😃 Pay attention to genuine smiles, as they light up the entire face, and distinguish them from fake smiles which appear tight and insincere. 01:06:46 🗣 Voice tone and speed reveal a lot about a person's confidence, with nervousness often reflected in fast speech and voice tremors. 01:07:42 🕵‍♂ Body language reveals leadership qualities, like leaning forward in a business meeting or having engaged feet during a conversation. 01:08:49 🧠 Milton Erickson, a polio survivor, became a master at reading body language, emphasizing the power of this skill. 01:14:20 🌟 Mastery comes from dedicating significant time and effort to develop a skill, creating a vast neural landscape in the brain. 01:15:45 💡 Discovering your life's task is more important than finding a passion, and it's about feeling a deep connection to a specific field. 01:21:45 🤝 When choosing an apprenticeship job, prioritize learning opportunities over a higher paycheck. 01:24:04 🧩 Deep observation involves absorbing the codes, conventions, and skills of your field by being outwardly focused. 01:25:12 🤲 Skills acquisition in an apprenticeship phase is best achieved through hands-on learning, following the brain's natural inclination to learn by doing. 01:28:40 ⚡ Dealing with life-changing events like a stroke can lead to the need for new life skills and adaptations, even later in life. 01:28:54 😌 Robert Greene discusses the challenges of adjusting to life after a stroke, emphasizing the need for patience and acceptance. 01:31:57 🤔 Robert Greene reflects on the role of circumstances and unpredictability in life, highlighting the importance of appreciating what one has. 01:34:30 🌞 After experiencing a stroke and a long recovery, Robert Greene emphasizes the significance of finding joy in life's simple pleasures. 01:36:08 🤝 Robert Greene speaks about the importance of having support from loved ones during difficult times and how it has been crucial for him. 01:44:01 😕 Robert Greene shares his complex perspective on humanity, acknowledging the darkness within while also hoping for positive change, especially through the younger generations. 01:48:26 😄 Robert Greene recalls the happiest moment of his life, which came when he was given the opportunity to write the "48 Laws of Power," and how he continues to appreciate it. 01:51:20 🌑 Robert Greene discusses the importance of confronting the darkness within human nature objectively, acknowledging its existence. 01:51:35 🙏 Stephen Bartlett expresses gratitude to Robert Greene for his vulnerability, openness, and the lessons on perception, happiness, and self-awareness from their conversation. 01:52:01 🎙 Robert Greene compliments Stephen Bartlett as an exceptional interviewer and listener, acknowledging the quality of their conversation.

@opreadumitru1

6 ай бұрын

learn NLP neurolinguistic programming this is how you become a great persuader or smooth operator or "seducer" its very similar to sales You have to be in the right state of mind and feelings first. You almost always seduce exactly a woman close to your level in life no more no less economically, emotionally and so on. You do have to get outside your house though and open your mouth first and smile. Online dating is a waste of time in my opinion. Too much fakeness and try hard to impress which reeks of insecurity and lack of authenticity or honesty. Words have power and stories can really set you apart from the rest of your quote and quote "competition" Richard Bandler and Ross Jeffries call them Verbal Patterns but they are really about hypnotic or trance like stories that elicit exactly the kind of feelings and emotions that relate to love and passion and taking action. That's what Casanovas of the old and Don Juans did more or less naturally. We all learn it some way or the other most however the wrong way by reinforcing stupid romantic patterns seen on tv or movies which hardly if ever work IRL You learn it IRL after you read a few books or see a few courses on NLP it's all about practice and tone and voice, speed and some hand or body gestures

@thelastraft7054

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

@strawberrypanic7609

6 ай бұрын

🐐

@alexkaranja6252

6 ай бұрын

​@@opreadumitru1 I guess I'll follow your advise. Cheers!

@randomglow4007

6 ай бұрын

Thanks you so much for this effort you made.. I will read this whenever I want a summary.. Firstly I am watching the whole video😅

Topics: 00:00 Intro 02:14 Your book & its international success 11:44 What is power? 22:18 Learn how to use your enemies 24:53 Conceal your intentions & be a strategist 33:42 Is it being a narcissist good or bad? 42:10 The power of seduction 45:24 What makes you anti-seductive? 51:18 Best dating advice for single people 01:02:48 Your body language betrays you 01:11:26 Learn the art of mastery 01:26:16 Ads 01:27:17 A stroke changed my life 01:34:23 My struggles and how to overcome them 01:39:14 What have you learnt about happiness? 01:48:02 Last guest’s question

@lycan2494

Жыл бұрын

u got no life

@artworksphotography4682

11 ай бұрын

Big THANKS!👍💯

@UnlimitlesslyFunnyDude

11 ай бұрын

@@artworksphotography4682 It's my pleasure to help humanity

@jalissag2932

11 ай бұрын

I was looking for this comment. Thank you!

@UnlimitlesslyFunnyDude

11 ай бұрын

@@jalissag2932 My pleasure

Ended up watching the full video in 3 sittings. Just when I was thinking how brilliant this interview had been, Robert himself mentioned it. Congratulations to both of you for such great conversation and thank you for making such unrepeatable moment available to all of us.

Absolutely inspirational. The way Robert sums up and states remembering how lucky each moment is, is humbling. What a guy!

Wow this interviewer is amazing, he’s asking good questions and then *actively listening* , in a relaxed way, giving space for Robert Green to really delve into his explanations. So many interviewers have this frantic, frenetic energy and always interrupt, or try to pace too fast etc.

@isaiahk6217

Жыл бұрын

May I buy you a coffee?

@whitneyangelie3682

Жыл бұрын

@@isaiahk6217 Lol sure 🤷🏻‍♀️

@isaiahk6217

Жыл бұрын

@Whitney Angelie ha ha. It's admiring that you are familiar with Mr.Greene, but your saved Playlist have absolute bangers in them!

@whitneyangelie3682

Жыл бұрын

@@isaiahk6217 What can I say, I have really good taste in music 😎.. and so do you it seems 😂😂😂

@annedonnellan6876

8 ай бұрын

Respectful

If it’s ok to say.. this man’s voice is really soothing, has some kind of peace to it.

Honestly , he is amazing. Great speaker and he makes 100% sense. When I first read laws and seduction, I thought it's dirty and manipulative but when I think from perspective how others do it to you- it's a treasure.

I've been watching for 4 consecutive days now on your channel. I've learned a lot. Write it down, process the thoughts, questions myself about my own opinion about the topics. I'm so glad this platform exist. I've been on the process of knowing myself clearly and being straightforward with my negative traits because I really wanted to change and grow for more better version of myself. I'm 35. And sometimes, I had this regret, because I feel like I've wasted so many years. I wish I had been wise at 17, or 20. I had a lot of trauma growing up. From my parents seperation to failed marriage, to single parenting. Fighting my own darkside while I didn't have any idea how to raise my kids while I had them early at a young age. Looking back, I can say, I'm now in the stage of my life to be really brutally honest so that I can heal. Thank you for this! I really appreciate all the member of the team, even I didn't know them, you and all the guests! Salamat! From The Philippines. ❤❤❤

@captainmorguen3431

Жыл бұрын

Don't worry about that. Nobody's wise at 17-20 ))) Even if they're absolutely sure that they are. Wisdom requires experiences. A lot of 'em. Especially the negative ones. The losses and the heartbreaks, moments of hopelessness and overcoming those - that's what makes you wise... or it breaks you... But if it doesn't - it does make you very wise for sure))

@IAR88

Жыл бұрын

Rooting for you and I'll know you'll get there, going through the same❤

@cassierabe2491

Жыл бұрын

@@captainmorguen3431 Thank you!

@cassierabe2491

Жыл бұрын

@@IAR88 Thank you! Be safe and let's always move forward

@RR-et6zp

Жыл бұрын

read the unplugged alpha by richard cooper

This interview was phenomenal. I purchased , “48 Laws of Power” in 2016 and after reading the titles put it on the shelf because I saw it as a ‘sword’ instead of seeing it as a ‘shield’. I appreciate what he shared about narcissism and how to shift that energy outward. By the end of the interview, I felt an overwhelming feeling of gratitude and am so thankful YT recommended this video. I immediately subscribed.

@BardouWolfVideoEditor

Жыл бұрын

THIS IS EXACTLY what happened to me...read the titles of the book and decided no thank you

@robertmaybeth3434

Жыл бұрын

I read them of course, they are the two most powerful books I've read. I realized probably the best way to utilize the principles, which are ageless and universal, is to re-read the most relevant (to me) parts until they're imbedded (takes less effort than you'd think).

@niklasjohansson-kn2lg

Жыл бұрын

Knowing how to make a bomb does not make you a bomber

@BardouWolfVideoEditor

Жыл бұрын

@@niklasjohansson-kn2lg Well, like anything, putting into action makes the suffix -er make sense...means to do xD

@fredneedle123

Жыл бұрын

​@@niklasjohansson-kn2lg remember that silly song with this lyric? I've got sole but I'm not a soldier? I'm not sure why that sprang to mind. 🤔

The three books that have changed my life: the Bible, ‘48 Laws,’ and ‘The Greatest Salesman in the World.’ Won’t do without them. 💯

@iqroyussuf5324

3 ай бұрын

Like the other two but the Bible.…👀

@NewYorkNadia

3 ай бұрын

@@iqroyussuf5324 Yes, the Bible. A lot of what we’re learning now about vibrational energy, how our minds work, manifestation, and the law of attraction was taught by Christ thousands of years ago. Why settle for copies when the original is accessible?

@HolisticManifesting

Ай бұрын

​@@iqroyussuf5324 lol

Robert Greene is my favorite author and I feel extremely NBLESSED and fortunate I was able to meet him when he was here in Atlanta. This was a PHENOMENAL interview. THANK YOU to you BOTH!!! You made me realize to value the most important things in life.

This CD is very calming kzread.infoUgkxzpa8CIfZcihW4Z0F_ja0QF3W9KIatrsq the first meditation focuses on breathing, the second guides you through the Buddhist metta bhavana--loving kindness to all, and the third is a meditation to be used when walking. him is originally from Scotland, so there is a little accent to his voice, but it is very soothing and not at all distracting. If you are a beginner to meditation, this CD will walk you through all the steps of relaxing and breathing as well as sending out the positive thoughts of love and kindness that will be returned to you. We have several CD's, but this one is a favorite that we choose most often.

You can't get enough of Robert Greene excellent interview

@TheDiaryOfACEO

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed this one Shaun! Thanks for listening

@olybobby

Жыл бұрын

Saying that it comes from wisdom that you wear a mask to play a role in society, that we are born this way, and that it's okay to be a fuckin fraud is garbage advice. This guy is a clown. I now have less respect for you, Shaun.

@RR-et6zp

Жыл бұрын

read the unplugged alpha by richard cooper

@interesting2491

Жыл бұрын

Shaun Atwood!

@nightmareTomek

Жыл бұрын

I can get enough. He's just some dude with traditional views that preaches his opinion. Which is not even all that deep. O_o

I just purchased the entire set of this man's books, he has intrigued me to no end!

@EvieCCMurphy

2 ай бұрын

Honestly, self-confidence is the most important thing.

He mentioned "Wheel of Dharma". Finally I feel someone outside of south asia is able to grasp it as there is no equivalent word in english. Most people just understand what the word encompasses but cannot grasp it. I admire you Sir for mentioning it.

I read it when I was 29yrs old! Now 20yrs later.... reading this book again and this one time I learned the advice Do not "outshine the master" Thank God in the end my ex-boss pushed me further in my career. But at my new job, I'm definately paying more attention. Boss ego's are something else. THANK YOU SO MUCH for this great interview.

00:00 Qualities of a great Seducer revealed by Robert Greene 00:23 The power of seduction and understanding body language 01:00 Building confidence and the importance of not taking things for granted 01:27 A message of gratitude to the community 02:21 Robert Greene's early years and fascination with human nature 02:28 The journey to writing 'The 48 Laws of Power' 08:01 The global success of 'The 48 Laws of Power' 11:11 The essence of power as a feeling and understanding oneself 12:01 Power is not about control over others, but about self-control 13:19 The corrupting nature of powerlessness 14:00 Learning from personal mistakes and understanding human nature 15:31 The importance of controlling oneself to be a leader 17:16 The role of appearances and the game of life 19:46 The impact of keeping up appearances on happiness and fulfillment 21:31 The wisdom of playing a role in life without losing oneself 22:08 The profession of being a presenter and the need to be cheerful 22:33 Everything in the work world is different from personal relationships. 23:26 The importance of separating work relationships from personal relationships. 25:01 The debate on concealing intentions and when to share them. 25:38 The importance of considering circumstances when deciding to conceal or reveal intentions. 27:02 The competitive nature of the business world and the need for strategic thinking. 28:01 The power of creating mystery and not revealing all your cards. 29:01 Examples of strategic thinking from Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King. 33:44 The origins of narcissism and the development of self-esteem 34:32 The importance of turning self-love into empathy and consideration for others 37:27 Using the dark side of human nature for positive purposes 41:01 The role of early experiences in shaping one's relationship with power 42:13 Exploring the concept of seduction and its power dynamics 45:26 Dating and romance in the modern world 46:02 Qualities of an anti-seducer 47:34 Difference between vulnerability and insecurity 48:01 Openness and vulnerability in seduction 49:00 Insecurity as an anti-seductive quality 51:06 Advice for being great at dating 52:08 The importance of effort and thoughtfulness in dating 54:00 The anti-seductive nature of being cheap 55:07 Struggles of young men in seducing partners 56:12 Impact of internet porn on seduction 57:15 You have to learn the language of body language 58:00 Getting out in the world and learning from rejection 01:00:00 The importance of real confidence and building it 01:02:55 The power of body language and reading non-verbal cues

@jrrj940

8 ай бұрын

Thanks brow

@yellowcircle9117

8 ай бұрын

thanks can you do the rest of the video too?

@PariahOmega-rh3lu

8 ай бұрын

Robert Green didn't even notice Nadis body language when he was talking about how he would sudduce her. She was off put and leaned away from the screen. The dude is a scammer

@PariahOmega-rh3lu

8 ай бұрын

Or he did notice it but played it like he didn't. Calling out off putting body language might not help his grift perception

@kcoleacademy4720

7 ай бұрын

Ty❤

This is the best interview I have ever watched. The interviewer is so great. He asked tough questions without any hesitation. It's not that usual interview where there are just normal and boring questions. Robert is my favourite author and you asked him some great questions especially about his personal life. I can sense it was hard for Robert to answer 'em.

This was by far probably the BEST interview that I have ever seen! Robert thank you for your knowledge regarding humanity, your outlook, deep thoughts, articulation, wisdom, and for sharing it all. I will start reading”The 48 laws of Power” tonight. Happy Healing💫💫💫 Let’s all show gratitude for the small things in life!❤️

Steve is the right person to be interviewing people like Robert Greene. His style is perfect to extract the most value out of his interviewees. Great job as always, from what I have listened to so far this is going to be a very good one.

@RR-et6zp

Жыл бұрын

read the unplugged alpha by richard cooper

I bought the ‘48 laws of power’ back when it was released. It blew my mind… and still does. Robert Greene has an uncanny sense for being able to dissect human behaviour and the psychology that underlies it.

@Yungmansgift215

Жыл бұрын

I did too! I thought it was one of the more remarkable books in my collection and someone took it😢 then I bought the rest of them and repurchased 48 laws on audible(which is totally different then the actual print)

@TheDiaryOfACEO

Жыл бұрын

🙌🏽 Hope you enjoyed this episode Paul!

@PaulPredicts

Жыл бұрын

@@TheDiaryOfACEO I’ve not finished watching the entire interview…. But have enjoyed it thoroughly thus far. People such as yourself are the reason that old people, like me, have come back to youtube. It is no longer a baron wasteland of nothing but click bait and banal grabs for notoriety. Rather, a forum for which long form conversation and genuine desire to arrive at some kind of understanding seems to be becoming increasingly prevalent. So, Thank you. I now aspire to becoming noteworthy enough to be a guest. Keep up the amazing work.

@barkingpawz

7 ай бұрын

@@PaulPredicts❤

When I was young someone introduced me to pick-up during a massive depression. at that time i was soldier and thaught daily about suicide. during my pick-up period i read the books neil straus recommended. and one of the books was 24 laws of seduction and 48 laws of power. honestly i was to young to understand the books. but they opend up my imagination and i had a crazy youth afterwards. im glad now to see the face behind the books and hear the gentle and honest sharing of deep ideas.

Robert is always mind blowing. But also Steve thank you so much for exposing your vulnerability in the first half of the interview. It makes everything much more real, meaningful and applicable. Thank you!

“You don’t have to abuse the laws of power. I don’t advocate crushing your enemy totally. I hope I don’t have enemies ever that I need to crush, EVER.” ❤❤ Love that!!

@BeckBeckGo

6 ай бұрын

I DO have an enemy that I will need to crush, simply because they're hell bent on destroying me. it's been 7 years, and no signs of it ever stopping or getting any better. And when he said that, my first thought was "No, you really DO NOT want to have enemies that you need to crush. Because it means you've caught yourself a Terminator."

@aljaklapsicmonroe

5 ай бұрын

Were IS thé LOVE in All this ????❤❤❤❤

@aljaklapsicmonroe

5 ай бұрын

Go to church and learn with GOD' se Love ABOUT HEALTHY RELATIONSIPS And LOVE ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@nicolecarnevale3226

4 ай бұрын

Terminators can be hacked…… To terminate themselves.

@nicolecarnevale3226

4 ай бұрын

Leo casted in the Titanic. 😜

I was actually gonna say that Steven has this amazing ability to bring out the best of his guests with his questions, and be so intimate in their minds without losing the seriousness and professionalism that you expect in this type of podcast. Great chapter as always and thanks Steven for this wonderful content.

@aagy

5 ай бұрын

💯

@alishertlessov5806

5 ай бұрын

Yes, thank you pal

@itsyourboyyy

Ай бұрын

Don't overthink it

I watch lots of podcasts to improve myself and be a better person than I was yesterday. And I'm so hooked up on podcasts and I'm truly truly grateful. God bless you all 🙏

Confidence is believing in yourself and being fully accepting of who you are

The beginning where he teared up about losing half his mobility and said “don’t take it for granted” really hit me because I was incapacitated for six months due to infection from a tattoo. I couldn’t walk, couldn’t bathe, I could barely move without pain and for a moment I didn’t see the light at the end of the tunnel. I felt like I was stuck. So I imagined myself walking and going to the forest and eventually I began healing. Literally, be grateful for all your basic functions!

I’ve been a Robert Greene fan for decades and read his books every year. He’s been a distant mentor for me during my life. Thank you Robert!

@ai-cat-perspective

9 ай бұрын

are you CEO now? top of the food chain? have good day :)

@themacocko6311

9 ай бұрын

That's sad

@KingCashEli

9 ай бұрын

👀

@schnitzel438

8 ай бұрын

Are you a seductive king?

@ayyblyat9450

8 ай бұрын

@@schnitzel438 He said he reads his books every year, you already know the answer to that...

enjoying life, disabilities, and compassion. As someone familiar with Greene's work, this is the most valuable thing i've ever heard him say.

This is exactly what Im going through. I have never really learned to act. I believed in honesty and authencity which doesnt mean that I occasionally held back in my conversation to figure out if could trust someone. Now Im allowing myself to actually act. Plus sometimes I have thoughts about whether Im acting like a narc too, I realized whats important is the intention behind it. Im not practicing confidence to stand above other people or put others down. Ive been hurt so much, I never wanted to hurt others. I dont act or say things to other people to purposely hurt them, and used to play myself down so others dont get intimidated or triggered until I realized what I was doing to myself. And that their intimidatoin shouldn't be my problem, that I should surround myself around people that dont feel intimidated by confidence.

I really admire how the interviewer Steven Bartlett allows Greene to talk and listens and in fact Greene acknowledges this towards the end. Fantastic interview. Thank you.

@elizabethk3238

8 ай бұрын

Yes, he's a great listener...

After reading all of Robert Greene book’s, people noticed my self-esteem and confidence improved and asked me what I was doing ❤

@shysmama09

Жыл бұрын

Which books do you recommend reading? I haven't read anything from him yet.

@cooked.gaming

11 ай бұрын

@@shysmama09 each and every!!! I think his books build on each other chronologically, start with 48 laws and continue 😊

@Someone-ct2ck

11 ай бұрын

@@shysmama09 I recommend the laws of human nature. Valuetainment channel also recommends that book.

@sauravbasu8805

9 ай бұрын

What are the things are you doing differently ?

@bhardwajr01

9 ай бұрын

Hey bro do you think 50th law is a book worth reading. I have struggled with fear all my life but I feel like the 50th law will be more of an entertainment book rather than a fearlessness manual. I know your comment is 2 months old but please respond

This was my favourite interview of yours. Thank you for bringing Robert on, such an incredibly inspiring man. Your wisdom has been a blessing Robert 🙏🏽🧡✨

It took me 1 week to fully complete this episode...i am so grateful i listen. Such an honest conversation. I am a Robert Greene Fan!!.. Thank you , looking forward for such great episodes!!

Only tonight had I heard of either of these guys, and tonight I just became a HUGE fan of both of these guys! What an amazing respectful and heartfelt interview.! Thanks to the both of you for allowing me to sit in! This kind of interview actually gives me hope in humanity again. WOW!

@dantoinettetaylor1663

Жыл бұрын

I knew of both of them but I’m so happy they got to come together. Double wow!

@jasonfrye8790

Жыл бұрын

@ TheDiarryOfACEO huh?

@aboucard93

Жыл бұрын

Welcome to the club!! Your life will change

@RR-et6zp

Жыл бұрын

read the unplugged alpha by richard cooper

@fotinikordos2609

Жыл бұрын

❤

Enjoyed this immensely!! Reading your books now😊 “I was ashamed of myself when I realized that life was a costume party, and I attended with my real face.” -Franz Kafka

@indyzaga

8 ай бұрын

this quote !

@heatherking3391

8 ай бұрын

omg this guy is trying to bullsht you, most of the seducers were not good looking i.e. look at him. if you read and believe his bs, you will end up like him. Ugly on the outside, ugly on the inside

@Sarah-wu8my

8 ай бұрын

@@indyzaga hi

@kombinatsiya6000

18 күн бұрын

Amazing quote.

Robert you are one of my favourite authors . The amount of work & research you do is mind blowing ! I wish you well and hope you will publish more and more impactful books .

I totally agree with Robert. You’re a great interviewer and the quality of your questions with your great ability to listen without interrupting makes your Podcast one of the top Elite podcasts. Thank you!!!

That part that he says that basically when you come from worst to then better opportunities in life having that difficulty let’s you appreciate that current new position, status etc is truly a great gift to have…..

Just sat down to watch this episode. I've a condition that mimics having a stroke over and over again (Hemiplegic Migraine) and it has been SUCH a gift for my productivity. I don't take my ability to write for granted, because 1/2 the time I'm experiencing a 'stroke' and recovery from it. I rest knowing that if I rest well, I'm better faster, and I plan what I'll do when my body works again. I'm very lucky.

@silvasilva6337

Жыл бұрын

Bless you for sharing . I had a brain tumour and stroke last year at the age of 23. I’m still recovering and getting through it but it’s inspiring to see others who have been through similar things that have found a silver lining through the trauma. I just wanted to send some love . Keep going 🖤

@tomorrowkiddo

Жыл бұрын

@@silvasilva6337 thank you. Keep going too. I hope you recover fully. It's a lot of work, I know 🖤

@theoraclemillionairetarot6631

Жыл бұрын

Best of luck to you

I woke up this morning after going to sleep frustrated with my life. I woke up not very excited for today and i poured some coffee. I started watching this and I swear it is something about Roberts voice. I noticed this in other pod casts as well. His voice sounds like he really enjoys the conversation. It's really soothing actually. I feel better.

You are one of the most inspiring people I have ever met, you are as real as can be and it is hard to find words to say how much I appreciate your work. It's amazing and the book is great

Almost everyone, including the media, is anticipating a market catastrophe, and as a result, many are turning a blind eye to the opportunities in the market. I began investing in stocks and Defi earlier this year and it is the best choice I've ever made. My portfolio is rounding up to almost a million from an initial 90k and I have realized that when a stock makes it to the news, chances are you’re quite late to the party, the idea is to get in early on blue chips before it becomes public. There are lots of life changing opportunities in the market, maximize it.

@RahmaHamed737

8 ай бұрын

What opportunities are there in the market and how do I profit from it?

@BrettGregory299

8 ай бұрын

@@RahmaHamed737 You can make a lot of money from the market regardless of whether it strengthens or crashes. The key is to be well positioned

@RahmaHamed737

8 ай бұрын

@@BrettGregory299 I will really like to know how this actually work

@BrettGregory299

8 ай бұрын

@@RahmaHamed737 All you need is a good capital and the service of a professional broker, with those your investment will most certainly produce high yields.

@RahmaHamed737

8 ай бұрын

@@BrettGregory299 Do you have an idea of any good broker I can start with?

I needed this podcast 40 years ago...great interview. A lot of people figured out what was important during the pandemic. Then we were forced back into "normalcy" and we left it behind. Perhaps the next generation will find a good work/life balance.

@xyz-pg3zd

Жыл бұрын

Left it behind?? It made me open my eyes.

@gitgen1887

Жыл бұрын

You were not ready then.

@gitgen1887

Жыл бұрын

I'm sure back in your day they said there was no internet.

@fredneedle123

Жыл бұрын

Why do we have this word normalcy? I don't like it. Why can't we use the word normality?

@VelcroKittie

Жыл бұрын

@@xyz-pg3zd Me too. I spent my time learning about stocks and investment. I'm no expert, but the time out was wonderful and it allowed me to carve out a career working from home. I have interviews coming up with some major companies and they are going to have to bargain with me big time. It's on my terms and if they're not willing to bend I'm not going to offer my expertise. None of that would have happened without lockdown.

One of the most impactful interviews ever - the rawness in emotions and reflections on life is worth more than gold. I wish you had spent more time on his personal journey than his work which we can all read about in our own time..

This has been my favorite podcast interview of all time! My mind and spirit have been moved by the exchange and dialogue presented by these 2 humans ❤️

@Muzzy0085

3 ай бұрын

You need to get out more

@JESSEXTO

2 ай бұрын

⁠@@Muzzy0085 you should stay in more.

I first read 48 laws of power in jail. Where supposedly it was a banned book. I got a paper copy that some inmates had written out long hand. Yeah by hand. If there are men writing this book out by hand I had to read it. Completely changed the way I looked at things.

@KerryNeeds

9 ай бұрын

Wow

@keepcreationprocess

8 ай бұрын

Sooo, and now you are going to cut people in pieces , don t you !!! ----

@nconati72

8 ай бұрын

Lol same

This podcast made me realize so much about current self and the reasons why I am what I am. I deeply regret to have intentionally avoided reading the 48 Laws of Power because of the warnings about it not knowing the real intention behind the book. I feel like I missed a whole lot of opportunities to make my life better by not reading the book earlier in my life. Thank you both for the wonderful discussion shared free for everybody to learn from.

@channel6ixty

7 ай бұрын

I had the same sentiment about the Art of Seduction. The concept, even the word, can be misconstrued without proper context. Refreshing to hear it from the man himself and plan on picking it up.

@ihyzeph

6 ай бұрын

@@channel6ixtyyep. the intent at first can be concieved as almost evil, when in reality his intent is based on nothing but past experience.

@jameliahall8290

6 ай бұрын

Omç

@jakedevlin527

6 ай бұрын

Mm3,. Fj5

@christopherochoa6565

5 ай бұрын

It’s NEVER too late

Out of every person on social media, it's the most sincere thank you at the start. Love watching your really grounded and 😊great listener

One of my favourite episodes so far, such a sober view on different aspects of life and people coming from Robert😊 sounds like very genuine man

Robert writes about such interesting topics; power, human nature, seduction... I can't imagine his experience with the stroke from the wasp sting. I'm a very aware and grateful person, but his story has given me yet another layer of appreciation for my health and able body. Thank you for sharing 🙏

I read his book 48 Laws in high school back then I didn’t really get it because I had no clue about life now in my mid 30s I carry this book like a bible… I actually just purchased the box set with all of his titles I too am an inspiring writer and it’s true u had to work different jobs and experience a bunch of crap and hang ups just to have something to write about. Very inspirational figure here glad we can give this man his flowers well deserved much respect!!!

@oliverjohnson7606

Жыл бұрын

You're broken.

@Mari-lv1rd

Жыл бұрын

​@@oliverjohnson7606 everyone who trying to do and be more should be appreciated.

@and4all706

Жыл бұрын

What a joke. You want to be a writer and can't even put a period at the end of a sentence. Did you actually graduate from high school? Most learn basic grammar in 1st grade.

@SurfinTheKaliYuga

Жыл бұрын

@@Mari-lv1rd unless they're taking advice from goofies like Greene. Also, Crystal... You can't spell. You aren't an "inspiring" writer. You meant "aspiring," but that's a moot point because you obviously don't have enough valuable or interesting shit to say to fill a book. Keep your day job.

@Jason.Graham

Жыл бұрын

@@oliverjohnson7606 Please, sir. Can I have some more?

I love your shows! Everything I’ve seen so far has been amazing! Soo glad I found your channel ❤

Up close & personal with Robert, wow. In-depth interview had me glued to the screen hanging off his every word. Quality interview Stephan, thank you!

I am addicted and obsessed with this man’s intelligence….I’ve just read 48 Laws of Power and now reading The Art of Seduction - omg I cannot put this book down. ❤❤❤❤

@ai-cat-perspective

9 ай бұрын

next will be The Prince ...

@sirilak333

2 ай бұрын

❤

Used to think of seduction in the negative sense but from now on, I know it’s a powerful tool when well used. What a fascinating talk- thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks

@rodenrren2

10 ай бұрын

I’m intrigued, may I ask what the negative sense was about, what warhead negatives you found in it?

@mikeonthetube79

9 ай бұрын

no, it is a negative thing (by definition and the programming of the word)

@rodenrren2

9 ай бұрын

@@mikeonthetube79 what’s negative about it?

@j-fb4596

9 ай бұрын

@@rodenrren2 It's the intention that matters, you could seduce someone for positive purposes just as you could for negative purposes, it's up to you.

@rodenrren2

9 ай бұрын

@@j-fb4596 exactly, the word is neutral, does not imply negativity at all

I have all of Roberts books, and they have had a profound impact on my life, for the better, for what it is worth mastery, is my favourite, I'm glad to hear here that it was written as a counter balance to his earlier books.

I don't think I've enjoyed an interview as much as this one! Wonderful job done by both of you! Super grateful for your channel 🔥🔥🔥

I had a stroke two years ago, and everything that he said is exactly how I feel going through such a traumatic experience. It definitely changes you and you see things from a completely different perspective. I appreciate his message because he spoke some truths that I needed to be reminded of. Thank you so much for this interview.

@dcoughla681

11 ай бұрын

Wishing you the very best for your recovery.

@SBAccountancyAndBookkeeping

10 ай бұрын

Your point is well-reasoned, and I fully agree with your stance on the matter.

@ZestyLee

10 ай бұрын

@@dcoughla681 thank you so much! I am doing better every day 💜

@jajarounette95

9 ай бұрын

I hpe you are doing well now. Take care

@taniapylypiv3323

9 ай бұрын

❤❤❤

I just listen to this while my phone is being charge ended up watching about half and a hour. It's very interesting how greene is expressing so much emotion, imagine having that kind of confidence and so much self-awareness he has you can be unstoppable in everything you do

Thank you Steven. I agree with Dr Greene, you are a superior interviewer. You ask thoughtful questions and you let your guests speak. You are a great listener thank you for all your fascinating guests.

I learned so much from Robert Greene, and I'm proud to say that I have almost every single of his books. There are no words in the English vocabulary that could explain how much admiration and love I have for this man. Good lord. I wish him only the best. ❤

Thank you for this. I truly wish in 2003 when my dad passed, combination of cancer and stroke, that KZread had existed so we could have watched these inspirational talks together. I was 33 when he passed and still miss that man.

@kimlarso

9 ай бұрын

💚

I’ve listened to this on Spotify but came specifically to KZread to leave a comment, this episode of the podcast is INCREDIBLE! Enjoyed every minute of it. I’ve been a subscriber for quite some time now and probably listened to most of the recent episodes, but this is one is my favorite by far! Robert’s wisdom and thoughts have been eye-opening! Thank you ❤

I was almost kinda feeling a little.....fatigued toward the end. Until he admitted that "i don't want to give the impression that I've mastered it. It has mastered me but I'm getting better" ....that filled me with so much gratitude and respect for his honesty and authenticity that i became eager to hear the rest.

I will be posting this in my community just to help you out dude you truly deserve better! Hey y'all reading this if you also have creators that struggle with this i suggest to share this with them maybe when they come together and talk with KZread they can actually check what's wrong with there platform! You absolutely deserve better hope this gets seen by more people dude!

My first Robert Greene book was called Mastery. I read it in jail at probably the lowest point in my life. I was so inspired and was able to reflect honestly on my mistakes and the reality of my situation that I was able to begin my journey in sobriety. Im growing more and more everyday. Currently looking for an avenue to learn a skill set that I can give back and contribute value to my community. I love technology and science if anyone is looking for an apprentice :) Thank you for the interview! I thoroughly enjoyed it.

@pinkandsavageofficial

7 ай бұрын

❤

The knowledge and life skills that we get from this interview is extremely important for our survival in this changing world.Thank you much Mr. Greene.❤❤❤

35:00-38:00 helped me and allowed me to finally understand myself and also develop. I've never understood this before. I really get it now. This also helped me to understand other important people in my life and now allows me to communicate with them better and be much less offended. This honestly helped me understand so much. I can't believe it. It's the most life changing thing for me personally I've ever encountered at this point being 40. I do wish I found this earlier in life. None the less I'm incredibly grateful. I never write comments. Thank you Mr. Green. I just stepped through to another dimension in my world. I love you Sir.

"*The moment I consider myself HAPPY is the same moment that I also declare a completely indifference towards the suffering of the majority around me.*"

I experienced two car accidents close to one another leaving me with a head injury among other injuries. I felt like a prisoner in my body and I also thought I would recover within 6 months. This really spoke to me on a personal level ❤️ meditation helped me with me deep depression and anxiety and calmed not only my mind but my whole nervous system. Thank you for sharing

@stardustgirl2904

Жыл бұрын

I've been in three car accidents and 🙏🏻 praying helped me heal the most!

@romina6635

Жыл бұрын

​@@stardustgirl2904 nam myohorenghe kyo

@orls9068

11 ай бұрын

Neville Goddard is worth listening to also, meditation is amazing, really is a game changer, wish you the very best, glad you made it out alive, take care

@Greg-oe5wj

11 ай бұрын

​@@stardustgirl2904but how did you pray? I got injuries and not sure how to pray

@stardustgirl2904

11 ай бұрын

@@Greg-oe5wj 💜👍🏻🙏🏻 I like to kneel in prayer on the side of my bed, it's a nice quiet place! I started by saying Dear Heavenly Father, that's how I address God, then I talk about my life, and ask God to bless those I love, and talk about my concerns and the direction God would want me to go in. I also thank him for all he's blessed me and my family with! And you can pray whenever you feel you need to, and I ask for his spirit to be with me, that I can be comforted and strong in my life with good choices! And I finish in the name of Jesus Christ Amen ❗🙏🏻💜🕊️ I hope this is helpful to you! Praying daily has always helped me to stay focused on what is important in my life! Take care 👍🏻😊🕊️🙏🏻

Robert never fail to amaze me with his wisdom, it's so timeless yet contemporarily relevant.

Was walking around Manchester and went into a random bookshop with some of my mates. Needless to say my friends went over to the fiction leaving me behind as I stumbled upon your book, turned to the contents found what sounded interesting and read a bit and I really do believe that it is a good book which is why I bought it

This is the best interview I have ever watched - life affirming; life changing. Thank you Steven. Thank you Robert. My deepest gratitude...

I had a stroke 10 years ago and that changed my life forever. It has become so much of a part of me that I even forget about it but I couldn't help tear up when he started talking about his experience. I connected with this so much. Thank you ❤