Robert Greene: How To Seduce Anyone, Build Confidence & Become Powerful
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- Опубликовано: 10 май 2024
- Robert Greene is the best-selling author of 7 books. In this enlightening conversation Robert discusses his life’s work, from the rules of power and seduction, to mastery and human nature. Robert explores how we can use the lessons of history to succeed in all areas of life.
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
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Thanks for a beautiful piece of podcast, love Robert specially when he is addressing big audience in a conference!
Dont measure your success just be proud of all that u accomplish
i know how getting bad advice from ppl with good intentions , ppl that love u have a habit in putting their limitations on u but i think to myself who in this world do u really have to live up to or what you suppose to be its like most ppl feel like they have to pray to some social god lol
I wrote my novel at 61, a screenplay at 71. Nothing I did before that was wasted. Now at 72, I am reinventing myself again. It’s never too late.
That’s because the choices were yours. They weren’t forced on you. Everything was organic. The people who interacted with you weren’t pretending but being themselves. You cut off people you didn’t like and no one bat an eye.
You talked to people who you liked back and both of you reciprocated. You met people you liked and had genuine long lasting friendships, who were there for you, never too busy to see you and supported you.
People let you LIVE and flourish, while they lived and flourished themselves. You were surrounded by WHOLE and lovely people. Not broken, traumatised and flawed people, who never attain happiness, fail to find happiness, ruin every second of every day, know how to put you off in seconds and can’t see you happy or successful.
You were safe from traumatised, cynical, pessimistic and broken people. Surrounded by WHOLE and lovely people. Of course, that will make you happy.
Anyone else on a binge of Robert lol what a legend
As a quiet person he is incredibly inspiring to me
According to research, one of the factors that makes people happy is to be able to control most aspects of their lives.
agree
Narcissism
NO YOU are wrong 🤔 The TOP people in Business today are not HAPPY(THE DARK SIDE IN THE WEE SMALL HOURS 4am) 🏴🤪
As a control freak, I 100% agree. I sometimes let complete go and just go with the natural flow though. But there has to be some balance. You need to control yourself and your own environment and let go of external environments that you can't control.
@@True38 great way to think about it learning to leave your metaphorical hand open at certain times and other times clench and steer yourself into situations that make sense long term
With the way he speaks and words he chooses, you can tell he's been dragged through the sewers of life. Every time he opens his mouth is a wealth of knowledge
Ikr? He really shows success coming from pain and suffering. I believe he almost loses his life at the brink of reaching his goal.
I agree
So well said 👍
more like a wealth of psychopathic manure
Lol the sewers of life? An LA Jewish kid who went to Berkeley and then traveled Europe working odd jobs and writing poetry (probably heavily subsidized by his parents) until he came home to get a job at esquire and then Hollywood? Until hitting it big on bombastic self help books black dudes like to read in prison. Those are some nice sewers
He looks and sounds better than last year. He is healing himself. Amazing
Ya, I totally agree. It makes me happy to see him look so well
What was wrong with him?
Amazing! What a great man, he is like one of those historical figures he is writing about.
He had a strock
@@bambinoruth348 he had a stroke
Mom: You need to get your shit together.
Me: I’m fine mom!
Robert Greene: You need to get your shit together.
Me: Yes Sensei.
This is accurate
Right!!!
Some people bring out move
there is something to be said for which person one hears something from
@@chesterullrich2525 i love if we
Robert Green is a realist. There are few realists in the world. I admire his courage and personal conviction.
Not quite ‘the realist’, if i may. Sounding a pragmatist with an inner drive or force to break away fm the general mode.
I am so glad I found this interview with Robert. I am a 77 years young serial entrepreneur with THREE reinventions of myself - radio/TV investigative reporter for Post Newsweek TV Group; public relations consultant to the Original Marlboro Man and other celebs; 23 years writing about in eight books and teaching preparedness and survival skills and now pursuing interior design for my Raptor Domes™.
That glass table is working overtime.
Lol true
Astute observation. More interesting is the fact that you made at least 50 people scroll up and look at Robert Greens table.
@@GeorgeDrippyyeah okay
When you self- validate you realize you are okay exactly the way you are. It's radical.
Agree. There is a lot of psychology in the interview
Robert Greene never disappoints! His lucid style of talking! Beautiful!
thanks
Perfectly said.
completely agree, I could listen to him all day. I only wish the interviewer would have spoken less here
@@deborahjackwl5631 omg i was thinking the sameee!
@@deborahjackwl5631
Must be an American thing, where hosts constantly interrupt and talk too much.
The interviewer kept comparing his experiences etc. and that's not why we're here. I like Diary of a CEO where the British guy asks brief questions to move it along then sits back and lets the guest talk.
I’ve followed every interview he’s done. He looks so handsome and healthy, and I can only imagine him being so stubborn to get stronger and stronger every day. What an inspiration. Absolutely my hero.
100% Agreed!!!
Was he sick with something?
@@wicomms stroke
@@domo_willson ohh nooo
Would you hook up with him?
It's very interesting and somewhat comforting, that someone as successful as Robert had such a hard time in his early career, met a lot of horrible bosses, but made it in spite of that. As a young guy trying to find his future career, and that had similar encounters, that really puts you down.
Good luck with the career myth.
It's because he experienced these problems that he was able to identify then solve these obstacles.
Anthony Bourdain had a similar life
I bought that book 48 Laws of Power 25 years ago and it made such a difference in my life. It taught me what it means to have power, how those with power can loose it, and who has had the power throughout history and how it shapes our lives today.Thank you 🙏
Totally agree!
Maybe one day the power to spell Lose. Jp. Agreed
@@oculusprime536 grammar police here 🚨
@@oculusprime536 Perhaps, Champloo, TrevorthetherapisT was, consciously or subconsciously, using the power to make people (aka you) come to him by making a spelling error. And here I am, too, in the thrall of both of you.
Which one? He has several books.
Hey YOU, incredible person reading this...The truth is you are confident and good enough already with who you are, where you are at and what you have right now to have the success you want in life. Don't let others define what “success” is for you. Get up, learn that skill and go after it! I believe in you so much! Have an awesome day! - Love, Nat ❤️
I love you
Same to you lovely lady ❤
Wow, i need this today. Love you, Nat! I wish the same for you❣️
Thank you
What u write here is gibberish. It means u are not actually where u are and stop spreading nonsense
a 50 Cent collab book to end this whole video is CRAZY
What I loved about this interview is Robert seems so humble. Although a genuis in his own craft, it’s refreshing to hear that he can put his ego aside and lean/trust his woman for advice on his work. I love men like this.
Being an introvert is NOT equal to social anxiety/self esteem. They are two different things but can present the same. It time people stop grouping the traits from either as one.
But remember from a technical standpoint extraversion is associated with positive mood and assertiveness so the lack of it I.e introversion , is often associated with lack of assertiveness and at least a perceived lack of amiability
Interesting
Yep, while there is correlation with shyness (for obvious reasons: less social experience and, thus, less social skills) a.k.a. neurosis, they are different things.
@@davyroger3773 I'm an introvert and assertive as hell. Too assertive actually as I tend to scare people away. This society has become so soft and fragile, in order to get a job these days, do the least amount of work and the worst job getting it...
If you're highly ambitious like me, screw everyone else and just start your own business. At least that way you can maintain a high-quality standard and you don't need to be worried about living up to others' expectations. Because I can literally just stand completely still and still leave up to most of them.
@@True38 what does assertive exactly mean? Speak your mind no matter what?
"Insane attraction to words" love that
This is, to me, the most special interview I've ever seen on RUclips, and I discovered it on the exact day I was think about myself and my interpersonal struggles I feel. Perfect example of synchronistic experience. Thank you.
thank you Fredrick
Agreed.
My wife shared this video with me.
I love writing but I was on the verge of giving up because I saw no results.
Then I heard Robert say he knew he was a writer aind needed to find what kind of writing he was good at.
That statement resonated with me.
I reworked a humorous story from our marriage I had previously written and submitted it to a podcast looking for guests.
The host contacted me and asked us to be her guests.
I am finding my niche!
BTW...You were an awesome interviwer who asked the right questions to get answers persons like me needed to hear.
same bro
Omg I swear today I was writing and questioning my reality and life and then I descovered this amazing human being and the weird and beautiful part is that he answers to the exact same things I was contemplating about … magical
agreed
I’m reading the Laws of Human Nature and his writing style is so effortless and easy to understand and interpret. I like listening to him talk too
thanks for watching Julia!
What a fantastic and encouraging talk. I am a woman in my forties that has changed careers several times, I've lived in several countries and most definitely haven't walked the traditional path. I get so disheartened sometimes as in the eyes of our society I'm a 'failure' but what if bigger things are meant for me? What if I have an entrepreneurial brain rather than the inability to commit? I know a lot of this was geared towards young people making life choices but this really resonated with me. Thank you for a renewed sense of enthusiasm.
I can't believe anyone would view being able to survive in several different countries and being able to start several carriers a failure.
From what I can gather from your short comment, I think you're doing amazing! 😅
@@francookie9353 oh that's so lovely of you to say. Thank you X
@@m.e.l9482 I'm almost thirty and my life is going ✨nowhere✨ - I have hope I'll figure something out.
@@francookie9353 30 can be a difficult age, I remember feeling like I hadn't achieved anything and I was running so behind in life. Actually I'd done so much by that age, I just didn't acknowledge it. Perhaps write a list of all your achievements and that doesn't need to be awards and accolades necessarily but even overcoming a fear you may have had or having a difficult conversation with someone that went well, sticking out a job or even leaving a job etc. Once you've written them all down, you start to see things differently. Really hope that's useful. I'm sure you've got lots going for you and if you don't have much to write down, maybe think of some things you would like to do in the next few years, wishing you all the best 💖
Your never a failure-sometimes the plans dont go ahead as a person wishes-the most important project you work on is yourself.Good on you for being positive and its your life and your responsible to make yourself happy and content-its your life and your story.
Yaasss! Love how he quoted 50 in the story. Get rich or die trying ❤
The fact that Robert Greene said get rich or die trying after collaborating with 50 just made this the greatest interview on earth
thanks Nate
Oh boy is that the truth about ENVY being the biggest danger…. You don’t see it until it’s too late …… ENVY…. made my life a total misery… but at the time I didn’t know and was not aware that was the reason why I was being persecuted… I was oblivious.. …I am soo grateful to Robert Greene ..and his books… also for these videos they are very much appreciated Thank you 🙏 💛🌻🏴🇦🇺
Thanks so much , very enlightening
Went to high school - NCSSM 1989-1991; was likely the dumbest kid in the whole school. It was very tough but I acceptable that I cannot compete in life in certain fields/areas. Since high school, failed many times, rejected many times. Allowed me to rethink what I can be good at and help me develop persistence and the habit of work hard. Now, I am part of a happy family and a "relatively" successful nephrologist.
For a couple years now, whenever I’m in a crisis in my life, somehow my path crosses Robert Greene’s books and talks. And now I’m at a point in my life that I understand his points about power with every fibre of my existence and it gives me a strong assurance that what I’ve learnt are very aligned with his lessons and also, the confidence and the hope that I can change my life for the better. He’s talking and it feels as if I’m talking, with the difference that I’m still have a long way to go to get out of the woods to some extent. This was such an honest interview. Awesome work, both of you.
Been that way since 2016 , same !
I can just listen Robert Greene speaking and never get bored!
Amazed by the wisdom, charisma and power in a kind way he exudes.
True success = BEing yourself 💯
Robert Greene, please write your autobiography with photos and memories of your writing phases it would be amazing!
That would make a great movie 🎥
Amazing interview. We need more minds like Robert Greene in this crazy insane fake world we are living in
I agree
the world is fake but Robert is the insane one,by trying to be authentic.
Obviously you haven't read his books 🤣
I agree he is amazing 😍
Deflect envy...my god if l wrote all these books with all that cash no one would get a look in...l would love it..
Don't appear to perfect l am still learning at 64
You can also learn from your haters..
This interview didn’t feel like 52:15 minutes. Felt shorter because of how valuable and enlightening this interview was with Robert Green. Thank you for giving this man an outlet
wow, your personality's really complemented each other, in the sense that you really listened and timed your questions rightfully so as he was speaking about the right topic and Robert greene answered every question with an amazing level of clarity and honesty whilst still managing to be contextual and using science and experimental studies as evidence. I`m embarrassed to have honestly written an entire paragraph but I`m literally so impressed.
Well said :)
Yeh- Wish we could all have conversations like this lol
Absolutely. I’m impressed
One of the best writers of all time (modern day and past) and the best interview of him I’ve seen yet; THANK YOU for this great talk.
wow thanks
@@BehindtheBrand Yes, thank you! I love the natural conversational style in Robert’s home.
Greene is a mentor of mine, even if he is not personally aware of it 🙏💕✌️
What a tremendous success story. I’m surprised he lived over seas for so long! As a lost 22 year old, Robert’s story inspires me to expand on my experience and really ask my self what it is I am good at, and what it is that I can offer.
thanks for watching!
Great interview as a 35 year old man, I can start to feel that mentality, Im not in the worst place, but I feel I need that step up, and also to hear the true self. Very inspiring, thank you.
Robert Greene the 50 cent story is pure gold. If one is going to "fail" along this path, what better story than that! ROFL!!!
May Robert greene live long!
Thank you sir, anytime I see a long content video about Robert Greene I always gain tremendous insight. Not only about human nature but about myself.
Robert Greene is still going strong! Still hungry. I love this man🌹
thanks!
I appreciate his well though out responses and at 67, I’ve also had a very challenging life full of adventures with the ups and downs. I always thought I might like to be a author, but I didn’t know what I could write about, so that others would be interested in reading my story’s. Now with this interview, it has given me the seeds to play with, and develop some aspects of my own life’s journey to commit the written page.
I’ll buy your book.
@@hobojungle1 actually I’ve started it a “Romance Action Thriller”
Titled “Trading Shoes With my Lover” Why she let me go. . . . . .
Starting on a second book “Finding Mary”, a day in the life of an Expat
First book leads to the second book and half way around the world to South East Asia
I’m creating a board game on the subject and life experiences in SOUTH EAST ASIA
and eventual digital version also so others can play my life long thrilling adventures coming true
@@TruthFinder7839well-done to you
"I hate that I have to impress this incompetent buffoon" hahaha love this man!
The mindset that you're on the right station, you're just dialing in the frequency is perfect!
That's a really helpful way to look at finding your Life's task!
Great talk. Such powerful points. One of the best interviews you have done. Keep it going.
This is speaking directly to my soul as a writer. Thank you Mr. Greene, thank you Behind the Brand.
When you are struggling 'Fake it till you make it'. After success you recall your sob stories to become relatable!! 52nd law of power!!
You can control much of your life when you learn self-dialogue which is big part of your thinking. Another way to be in control is to recognize & manage your emotions. Not feelings because feelings are not good or bad. They are just temporary. I can easily go from feeling unpleasant to feeling pleasant. Emotions are much different. Emotions are a whole lot more important because they reveal our attitude towards life. I can choose to have HOPE, LOVE, JOY & AWE. As opposed to HATE, FEAR, GUILT & DESPAIR. Which is what an older brain experiences. A younger brain starts with mad, sad & glad.
A developed brain can feel hope and as a result develop, for example, consistent enthusiasm. Which is VERY important. Also, LOVE is a VERY powerful emotion. When I love myself naturally I have an inclination to love the people that I'm closest to. Vice versa. When I love the people that I'm closest to, it becomes easier to love myself even more. A similar emotion is AWE. When I am in awe of someone or something, it opens my eyes to other people and other things that are AWESOME that I just didn't recognize before. Joy is fairly easy to obtain. Instant gratification doesn't take much effort. But, joy through delayed gratification takes patience and brings MUCH greater REWARDS. That is why the adage is: PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE.
A lot of positive attributes are important to have. Persistence is huge. Resilience is obviously important. Gratefulness is also huge in that it can help me from feeling too much "self-pity". Confidence is huge because it is the by-product of success. I succeed through
great daily habits and achieving many small goals that lead up to a larger goal.
One last thing to help. Have pictures of loved ones for inspiration and have pictures of your successful events to get to your most important goal. What do you think that most important goal might be? USUALLY, IT IS YOUR NEXT ONE. One very last thing to help. You can either make things happen, watch other people make things happen or have things happen to you. It is up to you.
I am enamored by Greene and his ideas. Excellent interview! The interviewer didn’t waste a question or any time!
Such an inspiration. I have been listening to all his interviews. Love love this man!
" One day"! I'm gonna write my own book as well. Thank you!
Robert Greene is a humble Genius who knows how people operate
48:03
I'm just like Robert Greene, a classic introvert who just can't stand political and social games, especially now that I'm almost 37 years old and have worked so many different jobs. Being an Entrepreneur, Business Owner, and Investor right now, I just can't stand the thought of going back to the same old games where I have to live up to other people's (often low / pathetic) expectations, rather than just living up to my own expectations.
Also, I could care less about what people think, and would rather not be bothered with that issue either because, at the end of the day, nobody gives a shit about you anyway unless you serve their self-interest. Now, I don't really mind working for and with other people but the position has to be at least as independent as possible.
Yoh have no idea Robert how much difference you have created in my life. I will always be indebted to you for the wisdom you have shared through your books.
Excellent interview I really enjoyed how this was a little different to what I’ve seen before.
RUclips recommended this video. I decided to watch it because the title captivated me. I guess we gravitate towards things that we resonate with. I've always felt like my life is a mess; it has no direction. So, yeah. Why not give the vid a shot? In the course of the video, there was a mention of "Nothing goes to waste" which has always been my motto in trying to justify all the seemingly useless stuff that I did in my life. I felt validated. But the truth is, it's only when I look back that then I could connect the dots. Truly nothing is wasted. I think as long as we are moving forward and just striving to do things that matter to us, there will be a reason for it in the future and only then will we realize that the thing we did was not a waste. But, of course, when we know for certain that what we're doing now is not useless, it does help ease the anxiety. But life is full of unknowns. I guess we just have to trust that what we're doing right now is what's meant to be.
Thank you! I really enjoy the full-length interviews on your channel.
Starting at the fact that the self is transitory, discovering ourselves is an always calibrating and endless journey. Outstanding interview, your interviewing skills are simply amazing!
thanks!
Thank you a lot Mr Greene for all your work. I have just completed reading the law of nature book, i am re- reading the 48 laws of power , and mastery. I am becoming reacher and better with these materials. Thanks a lot for making your work easily accessible. May you be spared longevity for more materials to come out of your life
I like that your way of interviewing has provided a chance to hear Robert's words in a sort of spontaneous chat. I could clearly hear what he had to say about different things- which is incredibly helpful.
I had the pleasure of interviewing Robert for my podcast. Such a pleasant guy. So polite and humble.
48 laws of power is so important for everyone to read once and when you feel abit of a dip in life and you are looking for an answer again re read it or parts you need from it, you may find that something you were missing or failing to understand in how to play your next move and to make it one of your best
9:24 I like the story of the clueless editor, just goes to show you. As the saying goes: "No" doesn"t mean you can't. It just means you can't with that person.
Amen to that
I'm so amazed at how Robert is so humble and modest even with the amount of fame and popularity he received in the last 20 years, it's so rare these days. I'm sure a lot of people can relate to his life, I know I am relating to it (also had dozens of different jobs while knowing exactly the few things that I am passionate about...but didn't listen to that inner voice of becoming an entrepreneur with those skills and interests). Listening to how he explains things and how we must approach life destroys all the hundreds of "motivational gurus/salesmen" we see online.
This was extremely helpful and genuinely what I needed to see at this point in my journey as I'm writing a book.
I love Robert Greene's books and his interviews are just as captivating and informative; thank you, great show!!!
I love Robert Greene’s books I am obsessed with this man, he’s so down to earth and so humble. ❤❤❤
I completely agree with the interviewer about the time stamp context for events. Thank you.
Great story Mr. Greene! I appreciate your authenticity! 🎉
I appreciate that
39 he began his journey! Reminds me of JK Rowling!! It’s never too late!!’
RG is a legend
I'm 31 and I tell myself exactly that. There may be someone who thinks the same and she is 29 or 26. It's funny we got to let go of the age thing. Focus on what interests you.
I’m turning 39 in February… I feel like I’m alittle out of control bc I’m trying to micro manage and not focus on my purpose, marriage and child. I know it’s never to late to start things going..
Really... Wow gives me hope
I'm 45 and just starting my new life and new career. Why is age an issue?
I owe a lot of my success and thriving in life to Robert Greene. From “The 48 Laws of Power”, to “The Art of Seduction”, to “Mastery” and “The Laws of Human Nature”
I feel that I understand relationships, inter-personal dynamics and can maneuver in every type of environment, thanks to this wise man.
Thanks Rob!!!
Genuinely did you learn anything applicable from his book on seduction?
I think it's one of the worst books that has been written on the topic in the last few decades.
It finally just struck me why Robert Greene's voice sounds so familiar.
He has a Terrence McKenna cadence😆
I am so glad that I came across this video. Mesmerised by Robert. The man is Epic 🎉
All of this is very nice. The problem is what to do when you get stuck at 40, with regret, alone, in a place you don't want to live, no money, a handful of additions, a career you don't like at all that cost you a great deal economically and mentally for 20 years and is the only thing you know how to do, out of shape and all your friends and family seems to be on track. And you know all is your fault, feel deep guilt cause you had all the resources at your disposal and multiple chances to get it right , but you wasted them all. And now, you can't find the energy/motivation/drive to start going the other way.
It is a strange feeling with you have already given up, but you don't care any more.
The key is... Don't depend* on motivation. Build up a habit instead. Something that you work on daily without motivation or even thinking about it. By just doing and acting on your goals/dreams, you are far ahead than 95% of people on earth
Change your friends. Move to the country and get a small job.
hearing those of your setbacks makes me feel im long way up to my life to be depresed about in my own situation right now. this makes me feel so great and motivated.
kind of relating too
I love Robert's style! I love this room
Robert Greene always dropping gems 💎 💎💎
thanks for watching
Great to see Robert looking well. We need you 🚀🙌🏾
thanks
Robert Green's new book is fabulous.
agreed
Where can I get it? I don't have Kindle
@@christopherkane370 amazon
@@dy2cakc1 I meant the soft copy version
What is the name?
Robert Greene's perspective is gold ✨ I want to hear more from him! 💛
When i watched this interview, i just felt Robert Greene is a Taurus 😊
There are no shortcuts in life indeed. Thank you for this wonderful statement !
It’s interesting how I like the video before watching it because I know I’m going to love listening to Robert Greene before hand
thanks Rob!
Confirmation bias
A true realist! My mindset always. I adore Robert!!
I have been listening to this interview so many times, maybe more than 50 times, now I get It 🥰🥰🥰 I already get What my talent is, just take times to improve it many years
He is great he has calmed me down during the Covid-19 .
I was a mess, l am 64 his voice his demour so clever. What a guy 😛
Cov19 is a myth created by the predator class..full stop.
It's funny Robert mentions at the very end that he wasn't being himself and that he needed to be himself, while in another interview with Patrick David about the "Laws of Human Nature", he stresses the importance of being a good actor and NOT being yourself.
But I guess in essence he just means that you just need to be true to yourself and who you are, and then be a good actor with other people around you who do not know or see your true self. Only you know who you are, not other people. You show them what they like to see.
Insightful and encouraging, an excellent interview ❤
However, I love listening to him. Super honest and one can truly learn from him.
I think Robert Greene should read audio children’s books! He is particularly sweet in reference to his childhood!💕
The quote from DaVinci that he forgot: "Just as a well filled day brings blessed sleep, so a well employed life brings blessed death."
This is such a heartfelt, beautiful conversation. Thanks a lot for sharing.
Beautiful interview. The interviewed did an amazing job on pinpointing on specific areas to bring out pertinent information. Lovely work!
Such a great interview. Thank you!
The title of this video just doesn't do it justice.
Thirty-five thumbs down?
Sounds like envy to me.
Opportunity is Key!
If your heart wants it, the universe will put the Opportunity in your Path!
sometimes yes, sometimes no
Loved this interview
It’s the first time I watch this channel and this interviewer loved how respectful he was and his questions were great👏❤️
Just wanted to comment on some times where I was waiting for him (Robert) to talk more about his story and vision but the interviewer cut him off it wasn’t all the time though ❤just something to consider next time and loved how genuine the interviewer was❤
Robert Greene is great for inspiration and grounding, sensing where you're lacking in your discernment of how your view of the world could be improved.
Loved this interview. What great perspective.
I love that casual papa bear chair in the corner
Am same vintage as Mr Greene. I was introduced to Kafka as a result of studying a foreign language. So not voluntarily but glad I was!