Such an incredible interveiw. Both sides were fantastic... I could listen to Greene all day. What an inspiration! And Fred absolutely killed it with these questions. Most podcasts and interviews are so boring and redundant. You can tell a ton of passion and research went into this!
I can honestly say, I don't know where I'd be if it had not been for the the first time I picked up the 48 laws of power. it's literally been like a Bible for me. thank you ,Robert Greene. may you live long & prosper.
Love listening to you Robert! As a woman I find your books and interviews quite eye opening! Thank you for revealing all the ways not to feel like a victim all the time, and take control when it’s needed.
Robert is a very cool human being. He tells his truth and seems like he’s open to share. I admire him and especially his work ethic and creativity. Not just admire but I use his work to help my work
Firstly I really enjoy listening to Robert talk and it's great to see the success he's had without a highly academic background. I was a little disappointed though that he didn't really answer the question (around the 1 hour mark) of what to do if you don't feel that religious level enthusiasm for something. He talked about the importance of it, of why it's missing in today's society, and mentioned 5 forms of intelligence that we each have a leaning towards but that's very vague. I absolutely agree with the importance and was looking forward to some advice from Robert as to how to find that area that excites you. Not everyone had a deep passion for something at a young age so that's not particularly helpful.
That’s a really astute observation … I think Robert subscribes to the bee that we are all naturally connected to a mission, and that it’s our personal responsibility to discover it honestly through self examination … but yes it’s harder for some people … I think starting with tons of self honesty to define our true interests and natural skills can be a first step, as can “mining” our past memories of moments when we felt elevated or passionate … it’s a personal life quest though - no quick and general answers that apply to everyone ! Thanks for your interest :)
That was an amazing discussion! I didn’t check the date of the interview and I so badly hoped it was a couple of years old. The Sublime sounds incredibly interesting and I’m looking forward to reading it! Thank you both for taking the time to share your thoughts
Such an incredible interveiw. Both sides were fantastic... I could listen to Greene all day. What an inspiration! And Fred absolutely killed it with these questions. Most podcasts and interviews are so boring and redundant. You can tell a ton of passion and research went into this!
I can honestly say, I don't know where I'd be if it had not been for the the first time I picked up the 48 laws of power. it's literally been like a Bible for me. thank you ,Robert Greene. may you live long & prosper.
He is a gem. You can not stop listening to him. Great interview.
He has seduced you successfully.
Mind Opiate
like any Addiciton
Love listening to you Robert! As a woman I find your books and interviews quite eye opening! Thank you for revealing all the ways not to feel like a victim all the time, and take control when it’s needed.
I love listening to Robert Greene, he’s an impressive communicator.
I love listening to Robert Greene and I love his books. I love the 48 laws of power.❤
Robert is a very cool human being. He tells his truth and seems like he’s open to share. I admire him and especially his work ethic and creativity. Not just admire but I use his work to help my work
Chapter 7 is mind blowing!!! Everything is context and accord attention at all costs. This is an amazing interview.
Firstly I really enjoy listening to Robert talk and it's great to see the success he's had without a highly academic background. I was a little disappointed though that he didn't really answer the question (around the 1 hour mark) of what to do if you don't feel that religious level enthusiasm for something. He talked about the importance of it, of why it's missing in today's society, and mentioned 5 forms of intelligence that we each have a leaning towards but that's very vague. I absolutely agree with the importance and was looking forward to some advice from Robert as to how to find that area that excites you. Not everyone had a deep passion for something at a young age so that's not particularly helpful.
That’s a really astute observation … I think Robert subscribes to the bee that we are all naturally connected to a mission, and that it’s our personal responsibility to discover it honestly through self examination … but yes it’s harder for some people … I think starting with tons of self honesty to define our true interests and natural skills can be a first step, as can “mining” our past memories of moments when we felt elevated or passionate … it’s a personal life quest though - no quick and general answers that apply to everyone ! Thanks for your interest :)
Robert is the best!
Thanks Fred for bringing this genius on our podcast ☺️
That was an amazing discussion! I didn’t check the date of the interview and I so badly hoped it was a couple of years old. The Sublime sounds incredibly interesting and I’m looking forward to reading it! Thank you both for taking the time to share your thoughts
The interview questions were really thoughtful. Looking forward to hearing the other videos
Yeah I just picked this book up and wow. I totally misunderstood what it was about. The Laws of Human Nature was also a wow book for me.
I like your podcast.
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Excellent interview Fred! I subscribe to your channel now
Kindly Allow Downloading option
I think you've gotta be a UA-cam premium subscriber to download.
Absolutely!
I hit the 420th like, right when my edible hit.
" woe to the rich "
- Jesus
He should call it the 48 laws of manipulation.
Contrary to popular belief amongst white ppl
To be associated with Kamye or Busta is not anything to be proud of it more of an insult
Lose the Ezra Klein fake studder and deliberate paused. Be yourself