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@@TTFN55 it’s leadership! Just because you have a high rank or in charge of a bunch of Marines. It does not mean you’re a good leader! The OIC under a firefight may freeze and an NCO or fellow young devil “even the kid you never imagined” would be the one keeping his shit together, directing other Marines being that leader, we never asked for but needed! Personally, I think leadership you either have it or you don’t! You may be able to get it overtime, but I think & believe there’s two types of good leaders, natural and power-hungry/ drivin! What I mean by that is some people crave the power and ultimately end up in a leadership position. Others end up in a leadership position and or phenomenal leaders, they could care less, but when they need to leave, they lead well! Edit: knowing your shit, confidence and putting someone in their place when they’re out of line!
I have so much respect and love for Robert Greene, the last week have listened to over 20 talks with Robert, and currently reading Daily Laws. I learn so much about myself and other people. Love from, a Human animal.
Power can be both perceived and actual. Perceived power can vanish nearly instantly -- in a word, this power is perceptual, it is in context of the senses. Actual power is grounded in reality -- this consists of physical, financial and mental strength. One does not perceive oneself to the tops of the highest, coldest, most remote and dangerous mountains on Earth.
I said something along these line too, and I think it got memory-holed. The US and most of the western world has over criminalized real intimidation, which for centuries, has played a role in either tempering or displacing incumbent gatekeepers, who exhibited overly obtuse behaviors. If a leader is respected or trusted, the group protects them from rogue actors. If they aren’t, physical intimidation will take its natural course. Think of the Great Depression as a somewhat recent example, with the teamsters effect on society in the 20th century, or the rise of the Yakuza in Japan after WWII. The current administrative legal structure gives incumbent gatekeepers far more power, to "perceptually" hold back or banish competition, than they’ve ever had in history because the element of physical intimidation or receiving swift retaliatory action is now completely removed from their decision making process. So, in turn, they are free to be as obtuse as they please because there are little to no "perceived" physical consequences. Note, physical power isn’t the only way to challenge incumbent gatekeepers, but when the element of fear was removed from those holding positions in the current “management class” they became something more akin to Egyptian Royalty, as opposed to Feudal Lords of the 16th century or the aristocracy of 18th century France, who had to directly deal directly with or negotiate with uprising serfs. For example, what would the Comanche do today if the “management class” wasn’t negotiating in good faith, versus what they did in the 1870s? For those who know history, should the Comanche, if they time traveled to the current state, just follow the instructions dictated to them without question, because of a “management title” held by an “appointed person” and whose job it was to order them around?
there's a book called whispers of manifestation on borlest , and it talks about how using some secret tehniques you can attract almost everything in life it's not some bullshit law of attraction, it's the real deal
Reputation is like a box. It's human nature to categorize you and mentally place you into a labeled box. If you jump out of that box, it makes them uncomfortable and they don't know what to do with you. Now they have to rearrange all of those mental boxes in their mind and it throws their perception of things out of whack. It's fine if that box is categorized 'loser' or 'nobody' and you jump out, but if your box is categorized as 'top dog' and you jump out, it causes one hell of a stir.
Dude I know you get this a lot, but I really do appreciate your channel and your outlook on life. The wisdom that you collate and put out is really invaluable. I love your perspective and eloquent way of speaking. Hope I get to buy you a drink in real life one day.
@@kishananuraaghe isn’t stoic. He becomes irate whenever talking about political issues, specifically ones to do with race and or religion. and he uses sarcasm as a coping mechanism when in that state. He also does it when talking about women in the context of relationships. Not always with the latter though
People aren’t the only thing continually judging you. Your iPhone is doing it now. People have zero clue how sophisticated the AI interface is on their phones. It isn’t just listening, tracking and, seeing you. It’s actually thinking about what kind of person you are. It’s way beyond simple anymore. It’s digging into your personality, your friends, your perspectives. Your phone is a valve through which your entire life passes. And you cannot turn it off. If you throw it away your acquaintances phones will pick up where yours left off. Think about that.
Reputation creates an invisible compounding effect that works in the background, either for or against you, depending on your past actions that have shaped your reputation. If you have a good reputation, everything you do benefits from it, even minor mistakes may be viewed more leniently. However, with a bad reputation, negative actions are magnified, and positive ones are minimized. Be mindful of how you continue to shape your reputation today, as it can impact your future self. Keep this in the back of your mind when making decisions or actions.
Robert green has changed my life how I look at people now.completed on 20 th my 68 th year into 69th year.wished I have heard him much much earlier. But as they say better late than never.😢🎉🎉🎉
energy is power. Birth, life, invention, everything greater than the sum of its parts is power. Leveraging and deleveragin are power. Observation with comprehension is power. Nature and the universe is power. Preparation with intent is power. Compassion, cruelty, hate. Love, obsession, attention are power. Etc. It's an inexhaustable list :) It's impossible to meet someone or go somewhere that isn't overflowing with limitless power and potential. It's probably magic
My downfall is my inability to take just about anything seriously, or I’ll be deadly serious until something humerus happens and then I start getting these pictures in my head and that escalates to verbally telling people what my brain is seeing, I really need to keep a lid on that.
Thank you Chris for yet another ' spot on' discussion! 🙏❤👍 ,(There was no World Wide web when I was growing up) I therefore deeply think I understand and I certainly admire the career choise you have made! ❤ (I firsr got myself an University Masters degree in Economics and Leadership; But then, having experienced the rocky career of a professional Fashion Model,, I felt like I wanted to be there for my kids; Bu not t by staying home, but by becoming a fully qualified Nurse)) You remind me of my grown up kids:Tall, very smart and handsome! 😊❤👍
I have a question, if you can answer at it. How a person need to act with people to create a good reputation? Is the type or target of wich people you talk with, is that influence the way you need to talk and act? There are circumstance where is better to stay silent?
Whenever I see how many rules society has in it it makes me so grateful for day trading and the financial power it gives me to control and mend these rules to fit me. ❤
I agree on most of the stuff but when it comes to reputation is not always something you cannot gain back. I have seen plenty of people who does that. Also seen plenty of people succed greatly even when there reputation is bad. I believe people of power use reputation just for a instrument too use in there own benefit even if the there reputation is bad.
wolves are not king, wolves operate out of fear and high anxiety. their strength is in numbers not personal power. they sew lies and mistrust to reach their ends.
Baseball is a game a chance and mind games... same with hockey, football, mma, boxing... dekes, feints, all sorts of ways to "bluff"... I do it while batting... skilled players will look at your foot position to gauge where you will hit the ball... well I just add an extra movement or two to make it look like I'm doing one thing but then I do the opposite. I'll have the whole field shifted one way and hit the other.
I think its in our dna for people to get a thrill when they put another person into motion. One of my cousins favorite game as a baby was for me to fetch a ball he threw out of his playpen, he would giggle loud and happy every time i went to get the ball.
if all that matters is credibility (which i thoroughly agree), then you dont need to read the 48 laws of power since it's all about manipulation and lying.
Yep. You should still know how others try to trick you. It is less of an instruction, but rather a cautionary tale. If you cannot handle others playing unfair, but their foul play will usually not get recognized. You are out.
Thanks for this, Chris. This guy started way too slow for me and I lost track of the pod. Apparently he gets into some stuff that I didn't know. Gonna go back and rewatch this one and try to pay better attention this time. Power is pure psychology. Really? I am a psychology nerd. Am I just pointing my power in a fruitless direction? Very interesting.
ChatGPT: "Psychologists and academics tend to be skeptical of Robert Greene’s work because it lacks empirical evidence and scientific rigor. His ideas are usually categorized as popular psychology or self-help rather than serious psychology. Most psychologists wouldn’t rely on Greene's books for insights into human behavior or power dynamics, as they prefer theories backed by research and reproducible results. However, his work is often embraced by people who find his narrative appealing-especially those who are interested in strategies for gaining power or influence. It's less about it passing a rigorous "reality test" and more about resonating with people who like his framing of history and human behavior. In short, Greene's ideas appeal more to individuals who are drawn to his storytelling." In short, everything he writes is BS with good story telling to make it sound true
Isn't this in some ways dumbing yourself down to fit in a box that everyone Is ok with. It bothers me how you can get judged on your past even if you are not that same person. The rules of this game is made up by people and I think people are evolving like Johnny Depp said the people in world are fighting to be themselves m9re than ever instead of playing a role.
The Midwest is known for a pleasant and passive culture. Charlie Barens the comedian has made a career from it. I realized lately that they are that way because they have to play the long game in classically small and non transient communities. A harsh word or mis step can affect your standing for life. Gma always kept a certain amount of money in the bank because the tellers would gossip to the town who had money problems. The upside to this culture is the peace and prosperity of the Midwest. The downside is the passive aggressiveness plus depression and alcoholism and whatever else would never be discussed so suicide happens in bad times
My background is Org Psych and I’m a successful CEO. Most of my career has been studying successful CEO’s. Some of what Green says is true but mostly it’s an observation of psychopaths and sociopaths in power. It is not what’s required to be there but rather an observation of many that get there. Point being, what he describes is not a recipe for success but rather a common glitch in the system. If he’s describing a glitch to enable it be fixed, great but, I rather think he’s describing what he thinks it takes to get to the top. In that regard, he’s offering very poor advice. Some of the most successful people in the world are very little Iike Greene describes. Many are, many are not. I suspect he’s hung around with and read up too much of the wrong type of leader. His personal fascination with Julius Ceaser is case in point. Ceaser existed in another time when the only way to the top was how Green thinks it still works. The world evolves and Greene misses that critical point.
@@averyintelligenceyes but mine is based on 20+ years working and studying ceos and political leaders intensively and internationally. Many are like Greene describes but critically, many are not. Suspect he’s done far less work to have concluded anything solid.
The first video of Greene that I didn’t like. The only reputation that should matter is the one you have with your self. Worrying about how people perceive you and adjusting your behaviour to fit that perception you want other people, who don’t even know you, to have of you, is a waste of time and leads to emptiness. It’s shallow.
Here Chris & Robert talk about reputation and don't put your name on everything.. Then Chris ends it by Advertising the 1000 product he's been using every morning 😂
@@SensibleNutter Actually, I do. Power, especially in the context of politics, is nothing more than attaining control of apparatus that allows one to dominate others. Desiring that, in itself, is sociopathic in nature. Add to that the fact that arrogance, deceit, treachery, and corruption are what leads to attaining that power, and you have the ingredients for a sociopathic playground.
@@ickster23 everyone is a little bit sociopathic at some level and the thing is if you don't know how the game works you are more likely to fall victim to it.
No, just no 😅 you are not perfect and you can meet someone physicaly stronger and smarter then you😅 in todays world there is a lot of space in weak society for weakling to operate likr that and outsmart idiots😅 some ppl just see weasel by the first look😅 but weasels are often just lucky😅
If you ever listen to anything while reading comments, let it be this - go to borlest and read the book whispers of manifestation, then come back and thank me
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Power 💪
Congrats for having Master Green return to your podcast Chris, in 2019 Robert 1st mentioned his upcoming book regarding the sublime on your show!
I see you're speaking French, the Podcaster was Austrailian if I'm not mistaken
Lord Varys : "Power resides where men believe it resides. It's a trick. A shadow on the wall. And a very small man can cast a very large shadow."
Where does leadership come into this?
@@TTFN55 it’s leadership! Just because you have a high rank or in charge of a bunch of Marines. It does not mean you’re a good leader! The OIC under a firefight may freeze and an NCO or fellow young devil “even the kid you never imagined” would be the one keeping his shit together, directing other Marines being that leader, we never asked for but needed!
Personally, I think leadership you either have it or you don’t! You may be able to get it overtime, but I think & believe there’s two types of good leaders, natural and power-hungry/ drivin! What I mean by that is some people crave the power and ultimately end up in a leadership position. Others end up in a leadership position and or phenomenal leaders, they could care less, but when they need to leave, they lead well!
Edit: knowing your shit, confidence and putting someone in their place when they’re out of line!
The Spider knows.
Cringe.
Never enough of Robert Greene!
His book Mastery has been an important one for me. Much gratitude.
I have so much respect and love for Robert Greene, the last week have listened to over 20 talks with Robert, and currently reading Daily Laws. I learn so much about myself and other people.
Love from,
a Human animal.
You are wasting your time reading Robert greene as every human on this earth is wasting his life .
@@ZakariaAadan-oj5izwhat do you mean? Explain
@@Albert93850 why do you need power .Your power is within ,and the power over yourself not on others .
Sometimes you have to trade your reputation (which is dependant on others) to uphold your own character.
It requieres 20 years to build a reputation and just five minutes to ruin it
Happen to me. Not the 20-year mark, but an entire year that I build up my reputation and it went down hill fast this year.
Mmhmm
Me too. It took malevolence and strategy to destroy me but it was done
That is why you need to be working on the things that are not dependent on the thoughts of others. Work on your character.
Bud light Disney is that u talking ?😂
Not just POWER, LIFE generally is just PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE....
*LIKED*
Power can be both perceived and actual. Perceived power can vanish nearly instantly -- in a word, this power is perceptual, it is in context of the senses. Actual power is grounded in reality -- this consists of physical, financial and mental strength. One does not perceive oneself to the tops of the highest, coldest, most remote and dangerous mountains on Earth.
I said something along these line too, and I think it got memory-holed.
The US and most of the western world has over criminalized real intimidation, which for centuries, has played a role in either tempering or displacing incumbent gatekeepers, who exhibited overly obtuse behaviors.
If a leader is respected or trusted, the group protects them from rogue actors. If they aren’t, physical intimidation will take its natural course. Think of the Great Depression as a somewhat recent example, with the teamsters effect on society in the 20th century, or the rise of the Yakuza in Japan after WWII.
The current administrative legal structure gives incumbent gatekeepers far more power, to "perceptually" hold back or banish competition, than they’ve ever had in history because the element of physical intimidation or receiving swift retaliatory action is now completely removed from their decision making process. So, in turn, they are free to be as obtuse as they please because there are little to no "perceived" physical consequences.
Note, physical power isn’t the only way to challenge incumbent gatekeepers, but when the element of fear was removed from those holding positions in the current “management class” they became something more akin to Egyptian Royalty, as opposed to Feudal Lords of the 16th century or the aristocracy of 18th century France, who had to directly deal directly with or negotiate with uprising serfs.
For example, what would the Comanche do today if the “management class” wasn’t negotiating in good faith, versus what they did in the 1870s? For those who know history, should the Comanche, if they time traveled to the current state, just follow the instructions dictated to them without question, because of a “management title” held by an “appointed person” and whose job it was to order them around?
@@momosgarage Thank you for taking the effort to post this. I am reading and mentally digesting this.
there's a book called whispers of manifestation on borlest , and it talks about how using some secret tehniques you can attract almost everything in life it's not some bullshit law of attraction, it's the real deal
Spamming too much, now stop.
Yea man
Everything your mind says it’s a real deal, it’s a real deal. Feed Placebo effect to your subconscious mind
AMEN @@matbob7249
Protect your reputation at all costs is so factual!
Robert Green is a gift to us mere mortals (Thank you, Chris!)
Reputation is like a box. It's human nature to categorize you and mentally place you into a labeled box. If you jump out of that box, it makes them uncomfortable and they don't know what to do with you. Now they have to rearrange all of those mental boxes in their mind and it throws their perception of things out of whack. It's fine if that box is categorized 'loser' or 'nobody' and you jump out, but if your box is categorized as 'top dog' and you jump out, it causes one hell of a stir.
I always said that power is an illusion but some people are masters of illusions.
Dude I know you get this a lot, but I really do appreciate your channel and your outlook on life. The wisdom that you collate and put out is really invaluable. I love your perspective and eloquent way of speaking. Hope I get to buy you a drink in real life one day.
It’s just the accent dude
@@dougie2 but not all. he's humble on life or more like he's stoic
@@kishananuraaghe isn’t stoic. He becomes irate whenever talking about political issues, specifically ones to do with race and or religion. and he uses sarcasm as a coping mechanism when in that state. He also does it when talking about women in the context of relationships. Not always with the latter though
@@averyintelligenceyea he has some really regressive views on women and its scary how subtle it is. It took me several videos to realize
People aren’t the only thing continually judging you. Your iPhone is doing it now. People have zero clue how sophisticated the AI interface is on their phones. It isn’t just listening, tracking and, seeing you. It’s actually thinking about what kind of person you are. It’s way beyond simple anymore. It’s digging into your personality, your friends, your perspectives. Your phone is a valve through which your entire life passes. And you cannot turn it off. If you throw it away your acquaintances phones will pick up where yours left off. Think about that.
Yep
Bro what does this have to do with the video nigha 😭
Lol
Well luckily I got a samsung
Reputation creates an invisible compounding effect that works in the background, either for or against you, depending on your past actions that have shaped your reputation. If you have a good reputation, everything you do benefits from it, even minor mistakes may be viewed more leniently. However, with a bad reputation, negative actions are magnified, and positive ones are minimized. Be mindful of how you continue to shape your reputation today, as it can impact your future self. Keep this in the back of your mind when making decisions or actions.
Robert green has changed my life how I look at people now.completed on 20 th my 68 th year into 69th year.wished I have heard him much much earlier. But as they say better late than never.😢🎉🎉🎉
that book is one of the best books Ive read
logistics is power
placement, movement, time, is power
is interconnected
energy is power.
Birth, life, invention, everything greater than the sum of its parts is power.
Leveraging and deleveragin are power.
Observation with comprehension is power.
Nature and the universe is power.
Preparation with intent is power.
Compassion, cruelty, hate. Love, obsession, attention are power.
Etc. It's an inexhaustable list :)
It's impossible to meet someone or go somewhere that isn't overflowing with limitless power and potential.
It's probably magic
My downfall is my inability to take just about anything seriously, or I’ll be deadly serious until something humerus happens and then I start getting these pictures in my head and that escalates to verbally telling people what my brain is seeing, I really need to keep a lid on that.
Power is a game of the Ego. Psychology is the space/interface of mind.
Thanks purity is the essence of life in anything u do
'Power tends to corrupt, absolute power corrupts absolutely'.
Power doesn't corrupt necessarily but it definitely attracts the corruptible.
Power doesn't corrupt, it enables
human nature does the rest
this format really suits me
read the forbidden book Magnetic Aura on Borlest, and you'll see the secrets they're keeping from us.
It’s a scam don’t do it
Can't wait for this episode!
Is this upcoming?
Thank you Chris for yet another ' spot on' discussion! 🙏❤👍
,(There was no World Wide web when I was growing up)
I therefore deeply think I understand and I certainly admire the career choise you have made! ❤
(I firsr got myself an University Masters degree in Economics and Leadership; But then, having experienced the rocky career of a professional Fashion Model,, I felt like I wanted to be there for my kids; Bu not t by staying home, but by becoming a fully qualified Nurse))
You remind me of my grown up kids:Tall, very smart and handsome! 😊❤👍
That studio set is niceee
It's a green screen, but yea looks good
@@Ounouhno its not!!!
@@dendu6504 check "Behind The Scenes Of My Biggest Production Ever"
"Cosmic microwave background radiation of tweets" is a great word. The internet never forgets.
“Purpose [meaning] without power is mere weakness and deception; and power without purpose [meaning] is mere fatuity.”
-Saadi Shirazi
-Saadi Shirazi
Some rise by sin, and some by Virtue fall.
-Shakepear
Unpopular Opinion:
CHARACTER eclipses reputation.
Be less concerned about your reputation and more concerned about your character.
♥️
What do you mean?
@
Look up the definition of the two words and figure it out. 🙂
I have a question, if you can answer at it. How a person need to act with people to create a good reputation? Is the type or target of wich people you talk with, is that influence the way you need to talk and act? There are circumstance where is better to stay silent?
Whenever I see how many rules society has in it it makes me so grateful for day trading and the financial power it gives me to control and mend these rules to fit me. ❤
Greetings from Estonia! :D
The fact that nobody talks about the book whispers of manifestation on borlest speaks volumes about how people are stuck in a trance
I agree on most of the stuff but when it comes to reputation is not always something you cannot gain back. I have seen plenty of people who does that. Also seen plenty of people succed greatly even when there reputation is bad.
I believe people of power use reputation just for a instrument too use in there own benefit even if the there reputation is bad.
Robert is a genius
Out in the real world, wolves are king
wolves are not king, wolves operate out of fear and high anxiety. their strength is in numbers not personal power. they sew lies and mistrust to reach their ends.
Until the lions show up 🎉
There are no kings. The joyful of heart are wealthy. Everyone else lives in poverty.
Elephants.
Watch the movie Revolver. "Mr Gold is everywere". Thanks for your amazing content!
If you want to know if you can trust someone.
Trust them...
Baseball is a game a chance and mind games... same with hockey, football, mma, boxing... dekes, feints, all sorts of ways to "bluff"... I do it while batting... skilled players will look at your foot position to gauge where you will hit the ball... well I just add an extra movement or two to make it look like I'm doing one thing but then I do the opposite.
I'll have the whole field shifted one way and hit the other.
@@ZukoTheShinigami Fo sho
48 laws of power 💪💪💪
I think its in our dna for people to get a thrill when they put another person into motion. One of my cousins favorite game as a baby was for me to fetch a ball he threw out of his playpen, he would giggle loud and happy every time i went to get the ball.
That was probably a self-efficacy experience for your cousin.
Power is the invisibility that sucks all the other visibilities.
Thanks so much for the lessons. Court jester entertains people.
if all that matters is credibility (which i thoroughly agree), then you dont need to read the 48 laws of power since it's all about manipulation and lying.
Yep. You should still know how others try to trick you. It is less of an instruction, but rather a cautionary tale. If you cannot handle others playing unfair, but their foul play will usually not get recognized. You are out.
7:17 - I have watched so many of Chris's videos that I can recognize just from his forearms. They sell!
Can't help but to think of Diddy when listening to all this
Thanks for this, Chris. This guy started way too slow for me and I lost track of the pod.
Apparently he gets into some stuff that I didn't know.
Gonna go back and rewatch this one and try to pay better attention this time.
Power is pure psychology.
Really? I am a psychology nerd.
Am I just pointing my power in a fruitless direction?
Very interesting.
really liked this video
🙏🙏🙏(non-religious)
Big guests atm!
Robert's favorite shirt.
True power has nothing to do with what people think about you
Day 8 of asking Mr. chris williamson about his turgid, tediously popmpous or bombastic, and aspiring trophy husband forearms routine.
there is no such thing as a trophy husband, but you knew it
CW is JG in a Roadhouse of the Mind.
ChatGPT:
"Psychologists and academics tend to be skeptical of Robert Greene’s work because it lacks empirical evidence and scientific rigor. His ideas are usually categorized as popular psychology or self-help rather than serious psychology. Most psychologists wouldn’t rely on Greene's books for insights into human behavior or power dynamics, as they prefer theories backed by research and reproducible results.
However, his work is often embraced by people who find his narrative appealing-especially those who are interested in strategies for gaining power or influence. It's less about it passing a rigorous "reality test" and more about resonating with people who like his framing of history and human behavior. In short, Greene's ideas appeal more to individuals who are drawn to his storytelling."
In short, everything he writes is BS with good story telling to make it sound true
Should of given you the after pics for the rooms 😂
Calling David Rubin, the guy who would do anything to be back in the “cool kids” club and not be known as a drifter
Isn't this in some ways dumbing yourself down to fit in a box that everyone Is ok with.
It bothers me how you can get judged on your past even if you are not that same person. The rules of this game is made up by people and I think people are evolving like Johnny Depp said the people in world are fighting to be themselves m9re than ever instead of playing a role.
He trying to say that “Hawk Tua!” Girl ain’t getting a job at a law firm? 6:03
The Midwest is known for a pleasant and passive culture. Charlie Barens the comedian has made a career from it. I realized lately that they are that way because they have to play the long game in classically small and non transient communities. A harsh word or mis step can affect your standing for life. Gma always kept a certain amount of money in the bank because the tellers would gossip to the town who had money problems.
The upside to this culture is the peace and prosperity of the Midwest. The downside is the passive aggressiveness plus depression and alcoholism and whatever else would never be discussed so suicide happens in bad times
@@ffliberty BRAVO BRAVO !
Well said. ✌🏼😎👍🏼💯
Reminder: never apologize, never explain
Sociopathic
No.
And thats why you support ag1?
What’s wrong with it?
Power attracts corruptible and they are better at getting it
What is this Mackie Valiant he keeps referring to.
Machiavelli, he has a very popular philosophical book
awesome
Gladiator is one of my favorite movies)
The winner takes it all. Kahit konting awa. Psalms 144:9. The music played. Hebrew 4:12.
Find the forbidden book Whispers of Manifestation on Borlest to discover what they're not telling us.
Ready for Oman Robert?
Cersei Lannister would disagree.
Yeah, except she an excelent character created by a mind with, ahem, psychology.
“power is power”
best!!!
Why would you fold if you think he’s bluffing…..??
Power is the only addiction celebrated.
My background is Org Psych and I’m a successful CEO. Most of my career has been studying successful CEO’s. Some of what Green says is true but mostly it’s an observation of psychopaths and sociopaths in power. It is not what’s required to be there but rather an observation of many that get there. Point being, what he describes is not a recipe for success but rather a common glitch in the system. If he’s describing a glitch to enable it be fixed, great but, I rather think he’s describing what he thinks it takes to get to the top. In that regard, he’s offering very poor advice. Some of the most successful people in the world are very little Iike Greene describes. Many are, many are not. I suspect he’s hung around with and read up too much of the wrong type of leader. His personal fascination with Julius Ceaser is case in point. Ceaser existed in another time when the only way to the top was how Green thinks it still works. The world evolves and Greene misses that critical point.
Yours is also an observation
@@averyintelligenceyes but mine is based on 20+ years working and studying ceos and political leaders intensively and internationally. Many are like Greene describes but critically, many are not. Suspect he’s done far less work to have concluded anything solid.
Yeah it reminds me of the all in podcast. Very wealthy men but don’t look or sound like psychopaths
Hey there do you have a book or a blog i can read up more about such things
So he wrote it🤔
Hell no. The people with the best reputation freak me out. I know they are hiding something
Aren't we all
@@Vilify3d yes exactly!! But you’re honest enough to say that. People with “good reputations” are not honest enough to say that in my opinion.
@@kathleenkaleookalanismith8724 good point
@@Vilify3d 🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽
Honest people has the best reputation
The first video of Greene that I didn’t like. The only reputation that should matter is the one you have with your self. Worrying about how people perceive you and adjusting your behaviour to fit that perception you want other people, who don’t even know you, to have of you, is a waste of time and leads to emptiness. It’s shallow.
People getting drunk in a room to music 😂 😂😂
the grand facade
No really sherlock you mean that.. jeez what is this detective school for the blind.
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Is this episode out?
Robert doesn’t understand his accept at 4:00. “Ohhh, clip promoter.. what’s that?”
What if you don’t give a shit what pretentious people think? Asking for a friend.
He refuses Robert to speak
Here Chris & Robert talk about reputation and don't put your name on everything.. Then Chris ends it by Advertising the 1000 product he's been using every morning 😂
Helluva an arm
"Ppl think I'm Machiavellian..." proceeds to give evil Machiavellian advice 😂
Power is a game for sociopaths.
You don’t understand power..
@@SensibleNutter Actually, I do. Power, especially in the context of politics, is nothing more than attaining control of apparatus that allows one to dominate others. Desiring that, in itself, is sociopathic in nature. Add to that the fact that arrogance, deceit, treachery, and corruption are what leads to attaining that power, and you have the ingredients for a sociopathic playground.
@@ickster23 everyone is a little bit sociopathic at some level and the thing is if you don't know how the game works you are more likely to fall victim to it.
I'm glad people like you exist with this current mindset. It allows the rest of us with some common sense to thrive.
Well, anyone who aspires to ascend in society or get a higher social status wants status (power) right?
He is a dork. Just leave it at that.
No, just no 😅 you are not perfect and you can meet someone physicaly stronger and smarter then you😅 in todays world there is a lot of space in weak society for weakling to operate likr that and outsmart idiots😅 some ppl just see weasel by the first look😅 but weasels are often just lucky😅
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Club promoter what’s that 😂😂
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Did you ever lift a dumbbell rob?
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