Great video! I thank myself for never giving up even when it was very hard I kept pushing through until I made it out. My advice is that If you do your own investing, have you ever thought whether you should turn things over to a financial advisor? If you have significant assets, you have probably felt anxiety when making choices with your money. Perhaps you sensed that you might make better investing decisions if you knew just a little more and could invest without emotion. If this is the case, consulting a financial advisor makes perfect sense.
You’re right! Working with a financial advisor will genuinely set you up for success in life. I’m delighted I was able to hire a financial advisor named John Desmond Heppolette, earlier this year. Because while others were grumbling about the downturn in the financial markets due to the state of the economy, I was busy learning from him and eventually made over seven figures in the first quarter of the year.
John Desmond Heppolette has been a significant step in my financial life journey, providing valuable knowledge, actionable advice, and motivational content. His supportive community has boosted my confidence, work engagement and has inspired me to strive for excellence. His assistance is a secret weapon for great financial growth, and his online presence is a must-see for anyone looking to improve their financial situation.
John Desmond Heppolette, really seem to know this stuff. I found his web-page when I made a google search of his full names, read through his resume, educational background, qualifications and it was really impressive. I left him a note and booked a call session with him..
It's true like you said, he's so great. I'm Vietnamese. I read many of his books and listen to a lot of his sharing. It's really great, you are like me, right?
The tricky part is finding someone you admire and then making yourself useful to them in order to get your foot in the door. Observe them and what they struggle with or where they could expand themselves through you. Offer your help in a specific way, not a vague way, and then take initiative to show them you're serious. Never ever approach someone empty handed, and the more specific you can be, the better. No master wants to feel like they have to constantly supervise their apprentice or that it's their job to think of things to keep you busy with. The whole point is that you can save them time. And the better you know their work, the more indispensable you will be to them.
A mentor chose me because he liked my work, I never asked for his mentorship. I went out of my way to help him save time and clean for him in return of knowledge but the one time I messed up my mentor kicked me out for the day. He couldn’t control his anger and be a good teacher. I left because I never asked for his mentorship to begin with, he chose me because of my work. Which tells me I have the capacity to do it on my own, and this mentor said the same. Maybe I broke the rule and outshone the master? Or maybe he wasn’t the master I need.
3 things that made Ryan Holiday an exemplary mentee. 1. His primary aim was to develop skills. Not fame, not money, not reputation. Skills were the primary goal. Everything else was secondary. 2. He took his 20’s very seriously. It’s never too late but getting ahead in your 20’s sets a solid foundation for life. 3. Ryan dropped his ego. He didn’t take criticism personally and simply got the job done.
That is a good attitude - to focus on gaining skills and learning. That is great! But that is also possible when you recognize that “human” is a transformable being that can learn. It isn’t that you are just born with certain talents and defects, you can transform. And that attitude would help you grow. I don’t agree with the idea of dropping your ego. I think the ego has been missinterpreted. Even the desire to learn and do comes with the primary need to survive. Otherwise you wouldn’t do it! That’s why people kill themselves - because they gave up on their ego and other parts of themselves completely. They have a desire to self-destruct. A person with a healthy ego and a corect attitude can accept criticism and welcome it because it has the attitude that a human is transformable and can learn.
Man so much respect… I grew up without father figure and among my mother and grandma; it really kicked off right after my 30s when I had my daughter and now I finally found the structure and guidance with ur words and books. I relate a lot with your words , experiences & ideas; I’m about to turn 37 in April and can finally say I see the light in the end of the tunnel thanks to you. You helping a lot of guys like me lost , seeking for some guidance and real bonds … With ur books I build up such a nice & profound bond with you, lots of respect and Thanks to ur guidance. 🙏🙏🙏 Keep it up.💪
I'm 53. Looking back at my 20's and 30's, I wasted an enormous amount of time - and undervalued many opportunities - by allowing my ego to get in my way. It's easy to spend youthful energy on shoring up the fiction we create about ourselves. That energy is better spent learning and connecting with talented people. To do that, you have to have the courage to face your weaknesses - to take the risk of your ego being hurt. You can learn this early by choice - or life will eventually humble you into understanding it. Robert gives some outstanding advice here.
Thank you so much for this invaluable information Robert. I'm 35 and have been a go getter my whole life . I had success through lots of failure. This past month I put my neck out and asked for mentorship. For the first time in my life I felt truly vulnerable and willing to be too.... The mentor I am involving myself with has truly valuable knowledge in my new field and I have a huge opportunity to grow myself and our company to new heights. So I drop my ego, I listen and I don't talk over him and in return it seems, he will teach me the ways.... We keep a guard up and in return, the other people do too. Be vulnerable and you may be surprised when the opposer let's his down too. Love listening to your knowledge and wisdom Robert. Thank you.
Robert, you are a mentor to many who you won't ever know or get a thank you for personally, but like myself are enormously grateful for all of your wisdom and guidance. You have changed my brain for the better. I have read 4 of your books and I can't even begin to tell you what a difference you've made. I am a different person because of you, I am following my dreams for the first time in my life.
Great to see the joy in your voice as you talk of Ryan. It demonstrates a different kind of value the protege can bring, beyond just doing the grunt work for the master.
I initially heard about you from Ryan from Casey I am someone with a learning disability, yet my learning is still incomplete. Your and Ryan's books have helped me get through depression and anxiety. I will forever keep it close to me as I face life's struggles. Thank you immensely. ❤❤
This video is so useful. The way Robert explained was so soothing to hear and makes a lot of sense to me. He explained it like he was talking to his own kids or students. Robert is so right about the emotional connection between the mentor and the mentee. It is like the key ingredient for things to keep flowing for the however long time they are together. Respect to you!
Just bought ur book ‘The lows of human nature’ Simply I feel like something I could still be a great & healthy person with good relationships Your just amazing thx for all your work
I am very interested in hearing your sharing, I listen and read many of your books, they are very wonderful, you are the most inspirational person I have ever met.
50cents favorite rule eh, Never outshine the Master. I just finished his book and wow what a great book! I have alot of respect for him now eh. Hes a very smart man and such a sharp shooter. Im looking forward in seeing him " Make Charity cool again". Anyway I have this impression hes written the book for his Sons which works for me! Thanks Fifty and Robert for your deep work.
It’s been so hard to find a mentor, but on top of that it’s been hard figuring out what I want to do lol. Though I don’t think I wasted my time learning skills.
totally agree with you, but sometimes what looks like Ego is what that keeps it all together, I understand the disconnect of this situation with the rest of the people, we all don't go through the same journey in life. I never had a mentor, all I've ever had has been manipulating people trying to take from me as much as possible, and giving back nothing or close to nothing in return, and I was always so giving, and it always ended up hurting me times over. I bring an example. I opened my first studio when I was 21, I worked 3 parts of 4 parts of work there, I paid for expenses where other parties almost didn't, and I took only %25 of earnings. eventually it all fell apart as I stopped giving so much. sometimes it's not Ego, it's just protection.
One of the most shocking things I have found in my late thirties, I only have learned this in the last few years is no one is actually looking out for you. I thought if I worked at a good company, which I do and worked hard I would be approached for more leadership type positions. It never happened. The lesson being no one is looking out for you, was hammered home when my wife and a college friend of mine went from being teachers to principals around the same time and I asked each one of them, "what made you decided to get the additional schooling that is required to become an adminstrator?" They both said roughly the same thing, "I decided that is what I wanted to do." If school systems don't have an established mentor system where they try to identify talented teachers or people who could be great leaders then business certainly won't.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 *🎓 Importance of Apprenticeship* - Apprenticeship as a historical practice, - Absorbing wisdom and skills from mentors, - Transitioning into a self-directed apprenticeship phase in one's 20s. 02:20 *🤝 Mutual Benefit in Mentorship* - Mentorship as a two-way relationship, - Offering value to mentors, - Importance of saving mentors' time and emotional connection. 06:25 *🎯 Focus on Skill Acquisition in Your 20s* - Experimentation and adventure balanced with skill acquisition, - Prioritizing learning over immediate gains, - Acquiring multiple skills for long-term success. 08:00 *📚 Role of Mentor in Skill Development* - Mentors as guides in skill development, - Shortening the learning curve through mentorship, - The value of mentorship in avoiding pitfalls and refining skills. Made with HARPA AI
I agree with many of this, expect dropping your ego. That’s impossible because you are always aware that “you are”. You are also aware that other people are also “they are” and “I am at the same time”. Giving up your ego completely means suicide. As long as you desire to live, you are serving an ego - an ego means “I exist”
Sir, Most of your writings on identification of human nature is related to the childhood and parenting received then. I request you to please write a book on how a parenting should be done as i believe (from reading many of your books) that good parenting can eradicate many of the character flaws that we inherit unconsciously.
I dont think I admire a lot of people around me, I admire my parents, but then nothing much, I admire Robert Greene, Ryan Holiday, David Bowie, people that I dont really have direct one on one acces to
I have never in my life met someone talented in something Even in the engineering school i went most people were pretty average. They were smart but nothing outstanding. Its extremely difficult to find such people.
This narrative does make me think of the old adage, " A jack of all trades is a Master at none."... ... " But often times better than a Master of One."
Your books have very dull, drabby and boring “Covers” which shows you value work more than recognition, unlike most other writers who focus on the sales and cannot resist the temptation of self-promotion. This is the most powerful and integral trait a master can have and this is the core valuable lesson the mentee should have learnt from you.
How can one find an mentor? All I have is some books 📚 for mentoring me, it takes longer to find a few real useful books over the long years just to slowly start to get headed in the right direction
Robert how is it that with all the knowledge you share you don’t come off as the infuriating preachy type? I mean you don’t say everything we want to hear and sometimes you’re very bold with your accusation which are actually true. Take for example: saying we are all narcissistic and self obsessed… that’s a hard pill to swollow but still there are sooo many people that listen to you… do you find success because of that boldness or in spite of it?
Dear Robert, in the art of seduction you mention that if the person knows you're trying to seduce them, it's less effective. But most people today meet on Internet dating apps. Every internet date basically knows you're trying to seduce them and thus one's power at seduction online is thereby greatly reduced. Is there anyway around this?
i feel its about making a difference. show the other person that u r interested in them, but not dependent on them. especially if its a woman, give her a chance to take part in the chase, dont do everything on ur own. woman love fantasising give them that space.
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Firstly, why do Christians perform one prayer per day, and the number is small to attend prayer, while Muslims pray five daily and have a great attendance, even though some mosques have smells of shoes, and some have air conditioning broken and carpets dirty, yet we wake up at night and perform ablution and go to dawn prayer in fatigue and cold, the Muslim prays after ablution, but The Christian in the church plays songs, then they read some words, and the people leave Second, why are there many priests who convert to Islam and have an account on the face of the book and social sites, but the Islamic preachers do not enter into Christianity? Islam is the true religion And how could Jesus be a god? For example, if God wanted a person to die today at five o'clock, and Jesus wanted the same person to die tomorrow, how can the contradiction be reconciled, and how could Jesus be crucified when he did nothing? What a disobedient person did that crucified Jesus is absolutely unbelievable
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Great video! I thank myself for never giving up even when it was very hard I kept pushing through until I made it out. My advice is that If you do your own investing, have you ever thought whether you should turn things over to a financial advisor? If you have significant assets, you have probably felt anxiety when making choices with your money. Perhaps you sensed that you might make better investing decisions if you knew just a little more and could invest without emotion. If this is the case, consulting a financial advisor makes perfect sense.
You’re right! Working with a financial advisor will genuinely set you up for success in life. I’m delighted I was able to hire a financial advisor named John Desmond Heppolette, earlier this year. Because while others were grumbling about the downturn in the financial markets due to the state of the economy, I was busy learning from him and eventually made over seven figures in the first quarter of the year.
John Desmond Heppolette has been a significant step in my financial life journey, providing valuable knowledge, actionable advice, and motivational content. His supportive community has boosted my confidence, work engagement and has inspired me to strive for excellence. His assistance is a secret weapon for great financial growth, and his online presence is a must-see for anyone looking to improve their financial situation.
John Desmond Heppolette, really seem to know this stuff. I found his web-page when I made a google search of his full names, read through his resume, educational background, qualifications and it was really impressive. I left him a note and booked a call session with him..
Absolutely! A financial advisor can help you create a tailored investment plan that aligns with your unique financial situation and goals.
It's true like you said, he's so great. I'm Vietnamese. I read many of his books and listen to a lot of his sharing. It's really great, you are like me, right?
The tricky part is finding someone you admire and then making yourself useful to them in order to get your foot in the door. Observe them and what they struggle with or where they could expand themselves through you. Offer your help in a specific way, not a vague way, and then take initiative to show them you're serious. Never ever approach someone empty handed, and the more specific you can be, the better. No master wants to feel like they have to constantly supervise their apprentice or that it's their job to think of things to keep you busy with. The whole point is that you can save them time. And the better you know their work, the more indispensable you will be to them.
A mentor chose me because he liked my work, I never asked for his mentorship. I went out of my way to help him save time and clean for him in return of knowledge but the one time I messed up my mentor kicked me out for the day. He couldn’t control his anger and be a good teacher. I left because I never asked for his mentorship to begin with, he chose me because of my work. Which tells me I have the capacity to do it on my own, and this mentor said the same. Maybe I broke the rule and outshone the master? Or maybe he wasn’t the master I need.
I solved the problem with a mirror on my wall.
@@MikeOcksmallClipsSeems like he was a perfect Master for you a that point in your life
docs.google.com/document/d/1ypYQU2TuhpAXeYjP8bP7zUAwmAcs31bBJnq8oUxLH-M/edit?usp=drivesdk
@RobertGreeneofficia give me your number sir
3 things that made Ryan Holiday an exemplary mentee.
1. His primary aim was to develop skills. Not fame, not money, not reputation. Skills were the primary goal. Everything else was secondary.
2. He took his 20’s very seriously. It’s never too late but getting ahead in your 20’s sets a solid foundation for life.
3. Ryan dropped his ego. He didn’t take criticism personally and simply got the job done.
Yeah Ryan knew the obstacle is the way. And he also knew that Ego is the enemy.😄
@@raymondtendau2749 and also that stillness is the key LoL
That is a good attitude - to focus on gaining skills and learning. That is great! But that is also possible when you recognize that “human” is a transformable being that can learn. It isn’t that you are just born with certain talents and defects, you can transform. And that attitude would help you grow. I don’t agree with the idea of dropping your ego. I think the ego has been missinterpreted. Even the desire to learn and do comes with the primary need to survive. Otherwise you wouldn’t do it! That’s why people kill themselves - because they gave up on their ego and other parts of themselves completely. They have a desire to self-destruct. A person with a healthy ego and a corect attitude can accept criticism and welcome it because it has the attitude that a human is transformable and can learn.
Then he had a prophecy of reproducing Stoicism to cash in 😂
Man so much respect…
I grew up without father figure and among my mother and grandma;
it really kicked off right after my 30s when I had my daughter and now I finally found the structure and guidance with ur words and books.
I relate a lot with your words , experiences & ideas;
I’m about to turn 37 in April and can finally say I see the light in the end of the tunnel thanks to you.
You helping a lot of guys like me lost , seeking for some guidance and real bonds …
With ur books I build up such a nice & profound bond with you, lots of respect and
Thanks to ur guidance. 🙏🙏🙏
Keep it up.💪
Your book *Mastery* is in itself an enriching experience and the equivalent of having a personal coach, thank you.
I had my first real mentor at 38, but it's been a joy ever since.
Nice! May I ask in what and the age of your mentor? Just because I don’t believe a mentor always has to be older
@@joaquin67 I think he was about 15 years older. Lucked out with him!
Robert I listen to you like a student I take it seriously. I am lucky
to have your advice
I'm 53. Looking back at my 20's and 30's, I wasted an enormous amount of time - and undervalued many opportunities - by allowing my ego to get in my way. It's easy to spend youthful energy on shoring up the fiction we create about ourselves. That energy is better spent learning and connecting with talented people. To do that, you have to have the courage to face your weaknesses - to take the risk of your ego being hurt. You can learn this early by choice - or life will eventually humble you into understanding it. Robert gives some outstanding advice here.
Thank you so much for this invaluable information Robert. I'm 35 and have been a go getter my whole life . I had success through lots of failure.
This past month I put my neck out and asked for mentorship. For the first time in my life I felt truly vulnerable and willing to be too....
The mentor I am involving myself with has truly valuable knowledge in my new field and I have a huge opportunity to grow myself and our company to new heights.
So I drop my ego, I listen and I don't talk over him and in return it seems, he will teach me the ways....
We keep a guard up and in return, the other people do too. Be vulnerable and you may be surprised when the opposer let's his down too.
Love listening to your knowledge and wisdom Robert. Thank you.
Robert, you are a mentor to many who you won't ever know or get a thank you for personally, but like myself are enormously grateful for all of your wisdom and guidance. You have changed my brain for the better. I have read 4 of your books and I can't even begin to tell you what a difference you've made. I am a different person because of you, I am following my dreams for the first time in my life.
Great to see the joy in your voice as you talk of Ryan. It demonstrates a different kind of value the protege can bring, beyond just doing the grunt work for the master.
I initially heard about you from Ryan from Casey I am someone with a learning disability, yet my learning is still incomplete. Your and Ryan's books have helped me get through depression and anxiety. I will forever keep it close to me as I face life's struggles. Thank you immensely. ❤❤
This video is so useful. The way Robert explained was so soothing to hear and makes a lot of sense to me. He explained it like he was talking to his own kids or students. Robert is so right about the emotional connection between the mentor and the mentee. It is like the key ingredient for things to keep flowing for the however long time they are together. Respect to you!
In late 20s, I can see now how hubris kept me from opportunities with great clarity. Thank You Robert ❤
I love you’re transparency in all your videos and books. You are our virtual mentor ✨thanks!
TOTAL LIFE CHANGE !!! Thank you Robert for your amazing wisdom and generosity!!!! You are the BEST!!!!!
Can you do a video on being behind in life and catching up to reach your potential and become successful being older
Don't compare yourself to other people. Find what you are interested in or what your passion is in, and do a course on it
Just bought ur book ‘The lows of human nature’ Simply I feel like something I could still be a great & healthy person with good relationships
Your just amazing thx for all your work
Thank you Mr.Greene for such great lesson, i love you so much, and you have changed my life to the best.
So much respect. Loved the video, loved the story :) Thanks for sharing these invaluable experiences. All the best!
I think that these kind of videos are my main source of mentorship.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge i have been listening to you day and night the past 7 days, reading your book in the meantime 😊
I did my ten year apprenticeship for my craft with God. It was brilliant for he is the Master Creator.
Thank you for the content, never have I assumed we'd be able to appreciate you both as an author and a video creator. It's lovely.
Learning as much, and as fast and efficiently as possible. But your right, we don’t understand it until we’re 47 !
Be mentor anytime Mr Greene. Im looking forward to it.
I am very interested in hearing your sharing, I listen and read many of your books, they are very wonderful, you are the most inspirational person I have ever met.
50cents favorite rule eh, Never outshine the Master. I just finished his book and wow what a great book! I have alot of respect for him now eh. Hes a very smart man and such a sharp shooter. Im looking forward in seeing him " Make Charity cool again".
Anyway I have this impression hes written the book for his Sons which works for me! Thanks Fifty and Robert for your deep work.
It’s been so hard to find a mentor, but on top of that it’s been hard figuring out what I want to do lol. Though I don’t think I wasted my time learning skills.
It's incredible how much I learn from your videos and how emotional your messages are. Thank you Mr. Greene!
Robert and Ryan.. two cool, humble dudes !
totally agree with you, but sometimes what looks like Ego is what that keeps it all together, I understand the disconnect of this situation with the rest of the people, we all don't go through the same journey in life.
I never had a mentor, all I've ever had has been manipulating people trying to take from me as much as possible, and giving back nothing or close to nothing in return, and I was always so giving, and it always ended up hurting me times over.
I bring an example. I opened my first studio when I was 21, I worked 3 parts of 4 parts of work there, I paid for expenses where other parties almost didn't, and I took only %25 of earnings. eventually it all fell apart as I stopped giving so much.
sometimes it's not Ego, it's just protection.
One of the most shocking things I have found in my late thirties, I only have learned this in the last few years is no one is actually looking out for you. I thought if I worked at a good company, which I do and worked hard I would be approached for more leadership type positions. It never happened. The lesson being no one is looking out for you, was hammered home when my wife and a college friend of mine went from being teachers to principals around the same time and I asked each one of them, "what made you decided to get the additional schooling that is required to become an adminstrator?" They both said roughly the same thing, "I decided that is what I wanted to do."
If school systems don't have an established mentor system where they try to identify talented teachers or people who could be great leaders then business certainly won't.
I can follow and listen to you nonstop 🙏
I adore you Sir. Just had to say it. Thank you for your wisdom 💜
You are my mentor 🙏
a lot of useful gems.
Thank you ROBERT for sharing your knowledge with us
To think I'd be able to see a video the minute it was uploaded and make the 3rd comment. This is a day to remember.
Well done my friend. Monumental achievement.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 *🎓 Importance of Apprenticeship*
- Apprenticeship as a historical practice,
- Absorbing wisdom and skills from mentors,
- Transitioning into a self-directed apprenticeship phase in one's 20s.
02:20 *🤝 Mutual Benefit in Mentorship*
- Mentorship as a two-way relationship,
- Offering value to mentors,
- Importance of saving mentors' time and emotional connection.
06:25 *🎯 Focus on Skill Acquisition in Your 20s*
- Experimentation and adventure balanced with skill acquisition,
- Prioritizing learning over immediate gains,
- Acquiring multiple skills for long-term success.
08:00 *📚 Role of Mentor in Skill Development*
- Mentors as guides in skill development,
- Shortening the learning curve through mentorship,
- The value of mentorship in avoiding pitfalls and refining skills.
Made with HARPA AI
I agree with many of this, expect dropping your ego. That’s impossible because you are always aware that “you are”. You are also aware that other people are also “they are” and “I am at the same time”. Giving up your ego completely means suicide. As long as you desire to live, you are serving an ego - an ego means “I exist”
That's what I struggle with, where do I find my mentor to begin with!!
I always look forward to your videos!
Sir,
Most of your writings on identification of human nature is related to the childhood and parenting received then. I request you to please write a book on how a parenting should be done as i believe (from reading many of your books) that good parenting can eradicate many of the character flaws that we inherit unconsciously.
Mr. Robert Greene I am from India. I cant able to find a mentor like you.
Hola, Mr. Robert Greene. I read your books they’re amazing.
This is AMAZING advice.
By the time of 25, I just graduated from Master's School. LOL
Thanks for the insight Mr Robert
Great video
Consider If u r a politician What do Machiavelli suggest if we can't able to persuade senators to pass a bill on congress?pls, reply or make video
I dont think I admire a lot of people around me, I admire my parents, but then nothing much, I admire Robert Greene, Ryan Holiday, David Bowie, people that I dont really have direct one on one acces to
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ciao Robert your audio is low. can u please increase your volume when u record. Thank you for your hard work
I have never in my life met someone talented in something
Even in the engineering school i went most people were pretty average.
They were smart but nothing outstanding.
Its extremely difficult to find such people.
This narrative does make me think of the old adage, " A jack of all trades is a Master at none."... ...
" But often times better than a Master of One."
Robert 💗
Your books have very dull, drabby and boring “Covers” which shows you value work more than recognition, unlike most other writers who focus on the sales and cannot resist the temptation of self-promotion. This is the most powerful and integral trait a master can have and this is the core valuable lesson the mentee should have learnt from you.
How would you advise someone who is 39 years old and just coming across your information. I’m asking for a friend
Mike Rowe has an apprenticeship program.
it seems men were meant to have mentors more than women do
Hope l will be able to listen and kill my ego and learn
There's a book you shluld chrck out 'Ego is the enemy'
Is there a better mentor than the creator of the universe himself?
actual title: I love Ryan
apprenticeships were alive in well up until the 1980s in the u.s. ...
How can one find an mentor? All I have is some books 📚 for mentoring me, it takes longer to find a few real useful books over the long years just to slowly start to get headed in the right direction
I had a friend that was payed as a journeyman. But you have to be capable of listening.
Robert how is it that with all the knowledge you share you don’t come off as the infuriating preachy type? I mean you don’t say everything we want to hear and sometimes you’re very bold with your accusation which are actually true. Take for example: saying we are all narcissistic and self obsessed… that’s a hard pill to swollow but still there are sooo many people that listen to you… do you find success because of that boldness or in spite of it?
Will there ever be a re-release of 48 Laws of Power in hardcover?
The master shows the way, but how deep do I want to enter the palace depends on me
Is it possible to learn from books and practice if the masters are physically unreachable?
Yes
Hello, great information. 👍
I ask you to look over holy Quran book. And give us information on its power rules.
I like your videos. Audio quality is poor. Please get the mic checked. Thanks.
what if apprenticeship or part of it happen online as of there is many skills you can learn online, or should it be face to face with the mentor?
Please react to the TV series power
I found him, his name is Robert Greene
Dear Robert, in the art of seduction you mention that if the person knows you're trying to seduce them, it's less effective. But most people today meet on Internet dating apps. Every internet date basically knows you're trying to seduce them and thus one's power at seduction online is thereby greatly reduced. Is there anyway around this?
i feel its about making a difference. show the other person that u r interested in them, but not dependent on them. especially if its a woman, give her a chance to take part in the chase, dont do everything on ur own. woman love fantasising give them that space.
And what did Ryan help you with during his apprenticeship?
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What do you think of Iceberg Slim
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Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
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Machines killed mastering
Younger not disciplined and impatient
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Have a bit of energy when you speak because it's boring to hear you talk with low energy. Also the quality of the audio is very low.
Firstly, why do Christians perform one prayer per day, and the number is small to attend prayer, while Muslims pray five daily and have a great attendance, even though some mosques have smells of shoes, and some have air conditioning broken and carpets dirty, yet we wake up at night and perform ablution and go to dawn prayer in fatigue and cold, the Muslim prays after ablution, but The Christian in the church plays songs, then they read some words, and the people leave
Second, why are there many priests who convert to Islam and have an account on the face of the book and social sites, but the Islamic preachers do not enter into Christianity?
Islam is the true religion
And how could Jesus be a god? For example, if God wanted a person to die today at five o'clock, and Jesus wanted the same person to die tomorrow, how can the contradiction be reconciled, and how could Jesus be crucified when he did nothing? What a disobedient person did that crucified Jesus is absolutely unbelievable
You're my mentor and you don't even know it.
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ROBERT UR THE BEST!! Your youtube videos are soo good, pls never stop making them! Thank you soo much for guiding me🤍
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name
Can I help in something 🙂, im only 18 and the education system in my country wouldn't even help to get a blue color jop . I'm still studying from 8 am to 5 pm so I have 3 hours a day as a free time if I can help in any way please tell me , btw it is not my real name