@@RobertGreeneOfficial even though i have read 48 laws of power myself, i never knew you as a person but thanks to this channel now i do, I know you have a busy schedule but please keep making these videos,
I am very happy and happy to hear your shared videos. It helps me a lot in life. You are the most inspiring person I have ever met. Thank you for sharing.
The more you know the more you grow. ✨ The day we stop learning is the day we stop living both literally and figuratively. Our world and the world wide web are both big open classrooms that are out there just waiting for us to explore and discover every day and every way.💛 Great video 🙌 I love the enthusiasm in this message and I agree 💯 that when we are excited, have a spirit of openness and continue to challenge ourselves the possibilities of what we can learn about ourselves, others and the world around us are infinite.💛
Good comment. Harvard, has lot's of free online courses. Some do cost though. Alison courses has many free ones. When we get out from in front of our phones, and the tv, we can expand in more productive ways.
@@CRegister-tm8fchank you.🫶 I agree there is so much to learn by just getting out there. Every day is a new opportunity to learn and grow, and I wholeheartedly celebrate and embrace that. We can learn so much from each other and our surroundings by exploring, asking questions, keeping an open mind, listening, and respecting each other's insights and opinions. No one knows everything, but everyone knows something, so by taking the time to stop and connect even if it's only for a few moments we can learn something new. That actually is what happened here. I didn't know that Harvard offered free classes online, but now I do thanks to you.💛 Enjoy your day and thanks for sharing. 😊
@@Goldenheart2911 You're welcome. Just Google, free Harvard university, online courses. A lot are free. Some cost. Alison courses, the same. Both great sites. Love your comment. Couldn't agree more.😊
I am very happy and happy to hear your shared videos. It helps me a lot in life. You are the most inspiring person I have ever met. Thank you for sharing.
I am very happy and happy to hear your shared videos. It helps me a lot in life. You are the most inspiring person I have ever met. Thank you for sharing.
In 1981 as a teenager in the 11th grade I attended a SUNY Summer School of the Arts program for filmmaking in Buffalo, NY. On the first day our teacher walked into the classroom, dropped his shoulder bag and lesson plans on the desk, grabbed a piece of chalk from the chalk holder, turned to the chalkboard and wrote on it in very large script something we didn’t recognize as GOLD: so ignorant and naive were we even to the point where we would use it in mock imitation of him later. He wrote: “The more you know, the more you don’t know what you know.” Then he tossed the chalk back into the holder and began teaching about the media and art of film. In reflection, he gave us more than all of the rest of the classes combined and it continues to resonate with me, challenge me, humble me, and open me up to learning far more than if I had deluded myself into believing, “I got this. I know what I need to know. I’m good.” Many thanks to you, my uniquely off-beat and avant-garde teacher. If that was my only takeaway then that was a lot!
Sir Greene You will always be in my heart I have learned a lot from you Huge Respect 👑 I count you in Legends like Niccolo Machiavelli,,Leonardo da vinci,, Franz Kafka
Love your videos Robert, always look forward to them. I hate my past and my previous life choices and after two concussions am afraid of not having good cognitive ability but this video inspires me to never stop learning and being adaptive.
Summary - 1. All successful people have one trait in common, and that is challenging themselves. 2. People rise at top with charisma, personality etc., but fall down as rapidly because they are not able to adapt to changing world. 3. Robert Greene's favorite Nicole Machiavelli wrote in his book 'The Prince', "The ultimate prince is someone who can continually adapt, who can continually change the game." Personal experience - Robert Greene had a lot of pressure after the success of '48 laws of power'. People demanded for part 2 of the book. Many author simply recreate the original ideas in their next book. Then, he wrote 'the Art of Seduction' - A completely different book than previous ones. This kept his audience stick to him. His ability to change granted him success.
I am very happy and happy to hear your shared videos. It helps me a lot in life. You are the most inspiring person I have ever met. Thank you for sharing.
You are right. SUccess isn't owned its rented and the rent is due everyday. SUccess is not Permanent never was and never will be. Success is temporary not permanent. Never stop learning everyday
Thank you sir for always lighting up our paths. I have benefited immensely from your videos, particularly this one and the one you talked about Michael Faraday. I happened to have downloaded the book you were talking about by Isaac Watts, "How to Improve your mind" and its so profound I cant even describe it with words. May God bless you for always sharing your wisdom.
@@shizsunshinewachira1344 I heard about that book from one of his podcasts, and it sparked my interest, so I went on to download it online. Its one of the books that sparked the genius of Michael Faraday, considering he was a self taught scientist.
"Cultivation of Mind should be the ultimate aim of human existence" "A person should remain student throughout his life" -Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hey Sir, Just like you made 48 laws of Power in 30 mins, pls make a video about Art of Seduction if its possible also add details about Ideal Lover Thank you.
I've read all of his books and if you kindy accept my advice, starting with The Laws of Human Narure, then The 48 Rules of Power. The others as you do wish.
"So the average IQ e.g. in the age 5 is 100, and the same in the age 50. The intelligence (ability itself) increases till the age 20-50 (based on the intelligence factor), while after that point it decreases. The highest point differs across people and it also depends on the intelligence factor ("type of intelligence")." I had a dream about staying in school til I'm 50, maybe this is what it means. I have also been seeing the number "50". Maybe I'll die by 50, who knows? Cuz I was fearing that I'll probably stop learning by 25 because of the article I read, turns out, it's only an area of myself (prefrontal cortex related) Before 25, I want to focus on feelings and spirituality more. So I got like til 25 to improve my decision-making skills for my prefrontal cortex (I don't know ways I could do so, but I need extra classes for this), my feelings, my psych, behavior, social skills, as for my intelligence (other areas), I got 25 more years. OMG, CAN I BE A SCHOLAR FOREVER TIL 50 or 79, PLEASE
Your a great man Robert. You give so much of yourself to help others. The good Lord loves you. Check out Doctor Pim Van Lommel. He is an expert on NDE s. He's also a good guy on you tube. He has many lectures that are very good. Best Dave
Robert how do you identify the best things to learn? I have an innate fear that I'll dedicate myself to learning a skill that isn't useful to the world
hey Robert how do I deal with not wanting to do anything. I have fantasies of me becoming somebody great, but when reality hits, I just decide its better to do nothing. Another thing I noticed is that I feel like there should be more to life. What after achieving my wanted goals? What after learning information? I don't know what to do. And if I found what to do, I just would want to do it. If that makes any sense? I'm not suicidal, I just feel very comfortable and don't feel a need to grow, and nothing to push me for it. It's like I have no desires, but I want to be better. It's hard to explain. Like if I was in your shoes I would see I want to create a new and awesome book, but it's just I don't care or don't want to write. It's like I have desires, I just don't truly care about achieving them, and I don't want to go through the pain to get there.
Mozart: "I Know NOBODY who Studied so intensely other Composers" Studying Mozart today - who is a student of Mozart.... Mastery : eternal STDUYYYYY!!!! Ignorants ignore their Ignorance
Never stop learning. Challenge your brain. Even as a hobby. Elon Musk, and Greene, are prime examples of changing and growing. Becoming a couch potato and letting your brain rot in front of the TV is pathetic. Read, explore new types of music. You can take free, sell enhancement courses online.
my sister is going to a divorce a and i don't know what to do for her but you said in laws of human nature doctor erickson would solve it with meeting of the two in hotel or someting ,please give me consulting
Kind of hard lately to stay motivated with AI killing off a lot of the benefits you'd usually see with a strong growth mindset I know it's no excuse to stop.. but it still hurt.
What's it killing off? The ultimate benefit of having a strong growth mindset and always be learning about everything is that it provides you tons to draw on and use to be creative, something AI cannot do.
Not sure steal is the best word... He's pretty open in his influences. This video being a good example. He's clear about using his learnings.from Machiavelli Sun Tzu has lots of fairy generic, eternal and fundamental points that would have been made before sun Tzu was alive.
@@jonathanbowen3640 I did not mean the word theft in a negative sense, but rather in a positive sense. Have you read the book Steal Like an Artist? You will understand what I mean. Robert Green is a wonderful author who mixed all the teachings and strategies from other books.
Please Robert, don't stop making these videos.
Thank you for supporting.
@@RobertGreeneOfficial Mr Robert reply me
He's not that special
@@RobertGreeneOfficial even though i have read 48 laws of power myself, i never knew you as a person but thanks to this channel now i do, I know you have a busy schedule but please keep making these videos,
@@experiongallup You gracing us with your presence on his yt channel says otherwise
“Always Be Learning” has been my mantra for a while now. Life is continuously teaching me I barely know anything at all
The more you know the more you realise you don't know.
I am very happy and happy to hear your shared videos. It helps me a lot in life. You are the most inspiring person I have ever met. Thank you for sharing.
Robert you are my internet mentor. I thank you from the bottom of my heart - Amin
Im 31, finding rovert green has been a brilliant and compassionate journey
Adapt to survive, that rule never changes in life. My older relatives are always learning to remain successful.
These advise are golden advice for youngster... Please never stop making these videos 🙏
““Peace has cost you your strength. Victory has defeated you.” Bane
Darth Bane, or Bane from Batman?
The more you know the more you grow. ✨ The day we stop learning is the day we stop living both literally and figuratively. Our world and the world wide web are both big open classrooms that are out there just waiting for us to explore and discover every day and every way.💛 Great video 🙌 I love the enthusiasm in this message and I agree 💯 that when we are excited, have a spirit of openness and continue to challenge ourselves the possibilities of what we can learn about ourselves, others and the world around us are infinite.💛
Good comment. Harvard, has lot's of free online courses. Some do cost though. Alison courses has many free ones. When we get out from in front of our phones, and the tv, we can expand in more productive ways.
@@CRegister-tm8fchank you.🫶 I agree there is so much to learn by just getting out there. Every day is a new opportunity to learn and grow, and I wholeheartedly celebrate and embrace that. We can learn so much from each other and our surroundings by exploring, asking questions, keeping an open mind, listening, and respecting each other's insights and opinions. No one knows everything, but everyone knows something, so by taking the time to stop and connect even if it's only for a few moments we can learn something new. That actually is what happened here. I didn't know that Harvard offered free classes online, but now I do thanks to you.💛 Enjoy your day and thanks for sharing. 😊
@@Goldenheart2911 You're welcome. Just Google, free Harvard university, online courses. A lot are free. Some cost. Alison courses, the same. Both great sites. Love your comment. Couldn't agree more.😊
I am very happy and happy to hear your shared videos. It helps me a lot in life. You are the most inspiring person I have ever met. Thank you for sharing.
True. The apprenticeship never ends ...
Even tho you don’t know me Robert, you give me a sense of a friend giving me advice and I appreciate it. Greetings from germany
I am very happy and happy to hear your shared videos. It helps me a lot in life. You are the most inspiring person I have ever met. Thank you for sharing.
yes
In 1981 as a teenager in the 11th grade I attended a SUNY Summer School of the Arts program for filmmaking in Buffalo, NY. On the first day our teacher walked into the classroom, dropped his shoulder bag and lesson plans on the desk, grabbed a piece of chalk from the chalk holder, turned to the chalkboard and wrote on it in very large script something we didn’t recognize as GOLD: so ignorant and naive were we even to the point where we would use it in mock imitation of him later. He wrote: “The more you know, the more you don’t know what you know.” Then he tossed the chalk back into the holder and began teaching about the media and art of film. In reflection, he gave us more than all of the rest of the classes combined and it continues to resonate with me, challenge me, humble me, and open me up to learning far more than if I had deluded myself into believing, “I got this. I know what I need to know. I’m good.” Many thanks to you, my uniquely off-beat and avant-garde teacher. If that was my only takeaway then that was a lot!
Learn something every day My mantra of the past 50 years ❤
Sir Greene You will always be in my heart I have learned a lot from you Huge Respect 👑 I count you in Legends like Niccolo Machiavelli,,Leonardo da vinci,, Franz Kafka
I love The Daily Laws! Thank you for all your books am listening and learning every day and am 60! 😊
Love your videos Robert, always look forward to them. I hate my past and my previous life choices and after two concussions am afraid of not having good cognitive ability but this video inspires me to never stop learning and being adaptive.
Just starting to learn coding at 36... its hard to get disciplined. Really hard.
You are not a victim of circumstances, you are a co creator of your reality- Ralph Smart.
Small steps will get you there, just don't give up
you can do it man. ubot studios is a good visual way to learn the basic concepts. rust is a great all programming language .
Summary -
1. All successful people have one trait in common, and that is challenging themselves.
2. People rise at top with charisma, personality etc., but fall down as rapidly because they are not able to adapt to changing world.
3. Robert Greene's favorite Nicole Machiavelli wrote in his book 'The Prince', "The ultimate prince is someone who can continually adapt, who can continually change the game."
Personal experience - Robert Greene had a lot of pressure after the success of '48 laws of power'. People demanded for part 2 of the book. Many author simply recreate the original ideas in their next book. Then, he wrote 'the Art of Seduction' - A completely different book than previous ones. This kept his audience stick to him. His ability to change granted him success.
I am very happy and happy to hear your shared videos. It helps me a lot in life. You are the most inspiring person I have ever met. Thank you for sharing.
You are right. SUccess isn't owned its rented and the rent is due everyday. SUccess is not Permanent never was and never will be. Success is temporary not permanent. Never stop learning everyday
The adventure of life is to learn what I find interesting and remember what matters to me ❤
Good motto.
"Never Stop Learning". Nice video, wisdom right there.
Thanks for sharing. I am on Law 24 right now, started reading through The 48 Laws a few days ago. What a great book. Thanks again…
You are an incredible and powerful man, Rob!
Robert, Thank you for you're Labor. I'm forever in debt to you.
Thank you Mr Robert
Life is a never ending journey of lessons to be learned
When the learning stops, the earnin' tops.
Thank you sir for always lighting up our paths. I have benefited immensely from your videos, particularly this one and the one you talked about Michael Faraday. I happened to have downloaded the book you were talking about by Isaac Watts, "How to Improve your mind" and its so profound I cant even describe it with words. May God bless you for always sharing your wisdom.
Hey can you share more???
More of the books ama?
@@duncanthiongo3916 is this from mastery?
Nitaget that isaac watts one..wanted to hear what was so profound...
@@shizsunshinewachira1344 I heard about that book from one of his podcasts, and it sparked my interest, so I went on to download it online. Its one of the books that sparked the genius of Michael Faraday, considering he was a self taught scientist.
The Daily Laws is an amazing book.
Valuable advice!
Excellent work here Sir
thank you for valuable information
Hey Mr Green for all your hard work and the tips you give us every day help us persevere through life and our own battles. 💯👍🏾👍🏾 Stay blessed 🙏🏾
Robert ❤Greene yesterday i bought your New book. I could feel something Deeper to learn.thank You a Lot att: El gato
Whoopty whoop new video. I appreciate this style of video
Be water my friend.
Love u Robert ❤️❤️❤️
Its surprising how a book you wrote back in the 90s is much more applicable now
So true.
1 book every 2 weeks as a minimum. That’s for you, the reader.
I love your books 📚 💛 ❤
Right 👍
Bob! Great to see you man!
I’m really happy I came upon your channel. Going to read your books next. Thanks for the wisdom man
I hope you're doing well and having an amazing week, Robert! Thank you again for your creativity!
my mom learned to drive at 65 and drove till she died 81
"Cultivation of Mind should be the ultimate aim of human existence"
"A person should remain student throughout his life"
-Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar
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Cultivation edit kr de bhai
@@ShivamSharma-mc5mr Thank you! Kar diya!!
Hey Sir, Just like you made 48 laws of Power in 30 mins, pls make a video about Art of Seduction if its possible also add details about Ideal Lover
Thank you.
What is the sequence of your books that we should read them in ? Which book should be a good starting point ?
The books are interconnected which ever sequence you read them. But you must read them all.
This Instagram clip actually answers this question well. Hope this helps. instagram.com/p/CegxkUiAaUC/
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I've read all of his books and if you kindy accept my advice, starting with The Laws of Human Narure, then The 48 Rules of Power. The others as you do wish.
I hope I could meet you one day💛
Do videos in this style. Robert
the lowkey genius personality type
What a great video!
Legend
😂 My Astrologer just said like 5 min ago that as a Sagittarius I will never stop learning ❤ love your work ☯️☘️
Robert when your new book comes out? please answer
I wish I knew what I wanted to do with life!
"So the average IQ e.g. in the age 5 is 100, and the same in the age 50. The intelligence (ability itself) increases till the age 20-50 (based on the intelligence factor), while after that point it decreases. The highest point differs across people and it also depends on the intelligence factor ("type of intelligence")."
I had a dream about staying in school til I'm 50, maybe this is what it means. I have also been seeing the number "50". Maybe I'll die by 50, who knows? Cuz I was fearing that I'll probably stop learning by 25 because of the article I read, turns out, it's only an area of myself (prefrontal cortex related)
Before 25, I want to focus on feelings and spirituality more. So I got like til 25 to improve my decision-making skills for my prefrontal cortex (I don't know ways I could do so, but I need extra classes for this), my feelings, my psych, behavior, social skills, as for my intelligence (other areas), I got 25 more years. OMG, CAN I BE A SCHOLAR FOREVER TIL 50 or 79, PLEASE
Your a great man Robert. You give so much of yourself to help others. The good Lord loves you. Check out Doctor Pim Van Lommel. He is an expert on NDE s. He's also a good guy on you tube. He has many lectures that are very good. Best Dave
Hi, can the editor increase the volume of the video?
Robert how do you identify the best things to learn? I have an innate fear that I'll dedicate myself to learning a skill that isn't useful to the world
Never stop unlearning, and be okay with not knowing.
When is the Sublime coming out ?
Why is Machiavelli considered cunning and sneaky?
hey Robert how do I deal with not wanting to do anything. I have fantasies of me becoming somebody great, but when reality hits, I just decide its better to do nothing. Another thing I noticed is that I feel like there should be more to life. What after achieving my wanted goals? What after learning information? I don't know what to do. And if I found what to do, I just would want to do it.
If that makes any sense? I'm not suicidal, I just feel very comfortable and don't feel a need to grow, and nothing to push me for it. It's like I have no desires, but I want to be better. It's hard to explain.
Like if I was in your shoes I would see I want to create a new and awesome book, but it's just I don't care or don't want to write. It's like I have desires, I just don't truly care about achieving them, and I don't want to go through the pain to get there.
You are too comfortable - take a good look at yourself and you won't be able to stop yourself going forward.
@@DSmith-ix1xf Thanks.
Growth is sometimes uncomfortable.
Just plot a course - mark down time and date you set the goal and head in that direction.
Working on a certification in AI and Machine Learning for this very reason.
is it worth it? Also which course did you take please?
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Mozart:
"I Know NOBODY
who Studied so intensely
other Composers"
Studying Mozart today -
who is a student of Mozart....
Mastery :
eternal STDUYYYYY!!!!
Ignorants
ignore
their Ignorance
Never stop learning. Challenge your brain. Even as a hobby. Elon Musk, and Greene, are prime examples of changing and growing. Becoming a couch potato and letting your brain rot in front of the TV is pathetic. Read, explore new types of music. You can take free, sell enhancement courses online.
i wish i could be older so i would understand more, but i guess in my 20s im supposed to be lost.
Everybody on yt has wise and wonderful answers to life. It's ridiculous.
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my sister is going to a divorce a and i don't know what to do for her but you said in laws of human nature doctor erickson would solve it with meeting of the two in hotel or someting ,please give me consulting
Kind of hard lately to stay motivated with AI killing off a lot of the benefits you'd usually see with a strong growth mindset
I know it's no excuse to stop.. but it still hurt.
What's it killing off? The ultimate benefit of having a strong growth mindset and always be learning about everything is that it provides you tons to draw on and use to be creative, something AI cannot do.
I don't like to learn my mom is not there for me anymore
Robert Green is a wonderful author who steals the ideas of Sun Tzu, Baltasar Gracian and Machiavelli, reformulates them and attributes them to him.
Not sure steal is the best word... He's pretty open in his influences. This video being a good example. He's clear about using his learnings.from Machiavelli
Sun Tzu has lots of fairy generic, eternal and fundamental points that would have been made before sun Tzu was alive.
@@jonathanbowen3640 I did not mean the word theft in a negative sense, but rather in a positive sense. Have you read the book Steal Like an Artist? You will understand what I mean. Robert Green is a wonderful author who mixed all the teachings and strategies from other books.
@@jonathanbowen3640 But what he writes are not rules or laws, but we can call them strategies that fit according to the context.
49 law - market my book so I can have some money and become the popular guy