Overstimulation Is Ruining Your Life - Find Purpose & Reinvent Yourself In 2024 | Robert Greene

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What are the laws or principles that underpin all human behaviour? Today's guest is someone who has spent many years trying to crack the code and answer that very important question. Robert Greene is an American author and speaker best known for his books on power, strategy and seduction.
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@RobertGreeneOfficial Год назад

Thank you got this wonderful conversation. I really enjoyed it.

@giovannidestantis1422 Год назад

The problem with lot of the self help books and videos also religion that forces ppl to look inside. Is that the the true hardcore narcs and envious ppl won't look at these videos or books or seek religions that force ppl to look in. For society to work properly we all have to look within and aim to improve.

@alexgillo9233 Год назад

Thank you both! I really enjoy listening to your wisdom Robert! I wish more men were so aware 😆

@princeamu Год назад

Robert Greene is the homie. Thanks for being available for these contents and your books. I’m learning a lot and trying to put them into practice and it’s helping big time.

@portiermartin Год назад

Hey man you're brilliant! Hallelujah

@smileyface5908 Год назад

Thank you very much Robert. I’m excited to read your books. Thank god another sensible voice is flying around in this stormy existence. Very grateful for your thoughts and that you’re sharing them.

@complexobjects 3 месяца назад

9:15 Robert finishes explaining how most people don’t listen during conversation. Host immediately responds with “yeah-“ and proceeds with his own tangent, proving Robert’s point.

@Benwheatleys 2 месяца назад

💯

@irishrepublican756 2 месяца назад

Good observation 🤣

@sapienspace8814 2 месяца назад

Reminds me of when I asked a waitress "how are you?", immediately turns away (apparently I'm too ugly)

@isahjade1903 2 месяца назад

Steven from diary of a ceo listens well to his guest and engage at the right time

@rumelingecristescu6046 Месяц назад

@@sapienspace8814not related but lol😂😂

@KnightsofComputation Месяц назад

I have spent most of my life being lazy, thinking, drinking, relaxing.. the rest I have wasted.

@MrJesse3030 Месяц назад

I don’t really think that’s wasting your life. Sounds like you’re enjoying life and taking it in. I’d rather live it that way than wake up one day at 85 with the hard reality that I never stopped to smell the roses. I know a lot of ambitious people that are miserable. Just keep an eye on the drinkin lol

@Likorca Месяц назад

I love it, I'll quote this phrase for sure.

@nickotin2987 Месяц назад

Waste is a luxury phenomenon. Treat yourself to luxury!

@wenlambotomy6231 Месяц назад

And I have spent most of my money on drugs and prostitutes and the rest of it I have wasted…

@scottfreeman5289 28 дней назад

@@MrJesse3030you misunderstood the quote, it’s satirical

@jennifermatlow 5 месяцев назад

I got rid of FB due to my envy. I feel much better without it. It's toxic and not even real representations of life. A bragging and argument forum

@not-even-german4892 Месяц назад

U have a problem 😮😮😮

@Urnumber1hero Месяц назад

⁠⁠@@not-even-german4892 Childish and not needed But @jenn , That’s transparent of you and I admire you doing that. Ngl, I can get envious too. When it comes to social media, sometimes you can’t help but compare. And it really isn’t all what it seems,some people are paying for trips with credit cards, in debt, working basic jobs that they make seem to be high end, having parents help out with rent, depressed, so much more too.

@johnleebass Месяц назад

@@not-even-german4892 because of people just like YOU!

@benghiskahn3673 Месяц назад

Social media is a sewer for the mind. Spend a lot of time there and you start to stink and get sick. Leaving social media has been very beneficial for me also.

@earlducaine1085 Месяц назад

@@not-even-german4892Didn't she admit that? Envy is a universal human vice. It's not easy to conquer (and many people who think they've conquered it are self-deceived). Admitting she has envy and taking steps to mitigate it puts her far ahead of many of us.

@elenasingh3104 Месяц назад

Robert Greene is one of the best authors of our time. I read and re-read all his books. The insights are life changing. I re-read his books all the time and find different angles and answers. Thank you for amazing interview 🙏

@gururajsattur7065 Год назад

Robert proves that there is no shortcut to success. Period .

@stringlarson1247 Месяц назад

I jsut keep aiming lower :)

@suegoncalves4910 Месяц назад

What a wonderful stellar interview. Robert Greene is an transparent, eloquent, incredible human being

@1mt07jack5 7 дней назад

Finally a very wise man a good podcast you understand how things works.life should be an exchange between us to grow all

@Sarah-Gee Месяц назад

I love that last piece of advice Robert gave: there’s so much in it & worth listening to a few times over & I am thankful to Rangan for not interrupting or rushing Robert through that golden nugget he delivered! ❤👏

@sharose451-zu4er 5 месяцев назад

I'm still learning a lot from Me. Greene, thank you for this interview.

@Marshmellowcashewnut 5 месяцев назад

Please do a timestamp on each question/topic! It's going to benefit both your channel and us, audience.

@miapax1962 Месяц назад

Yes please

@robertafierro5592 Месяц назад

VERY good suggestion. Ro ert Greene is one of the easiest Therapists to connect t to on video. He's compelling g and even keeled. I need to work on my listening skills 100% harder and just as consistently.

@TheFinn1976 Месяц назад

Gents, thank you both, what a wonderful conversation. Robert, wishing you the best of health man.

@forbearancemp5283 Год назад

Such a GEM of a conversation. Thank you so much guys, for sharing this with us!

@SS-gm9gt Год назад

Thank you both. Very informative 👏 👌

@pastoralrezowiecki4379 Год назад

I absolutely love You, Robert. I cannot even say with words, how much You helped me and how much I changed with Your help. And, to me, it is absolutely clear, that Your books take so much time to write. Because the way they are constructed. Every sentence is like a punch into my psyche. And every punch stays with me. And makes me a stronger individual. I wish You all the strength and love and waiting for the next book. Thank You for being so warm and comfortable in being You. Thank You for being my teacher.

@susanclare5475 Год назад

This is truly fantastic, I have read many of Robert's books and for me this is his best interview yet. Thank you.

@Ni-uj9ws Месяц назад

I really enjoined the interview. One of the best I have listen. Especially the advice at the end, honest , real and ''tough love'' kind like. Thank you Robert Greene.

@stefanieparker1856 Месяц назад

This interview is so incredibly helpful! Will listen to this so many times! ❤

@doriannemosich232 Год назад

Robert hugs, DrRangan hugs great sit down pow wow thank you!

@emilysky8824 Год назад

Amazing interview!!!

@susanbyron6499 Год назад

Thank you so much, dear Mr. Greene, for being so profoundly, humanly honest and sharing your cogent, valuable thoughts and especially vulnerability after the stroke. How edifying and inspiring. Kudos also to the generous interviewer, Dr. Rangan Chatterjee, for offering and modeling such deep, evocative listening and allowing Robert Greene to share in unimpeded, sweet flow, welcomed and uninterrupted by the interviewer's ideas and reactions. How brave and compassionate to yield to the speaker and not needing to evidence your own impressive experience, education and insights, which might feel unacknowledged, but we viewers can vibe with your high quality, sir.

@samar3634 Месяц назад

Great conversation. The last part is really awesome and can help many people 🙏🏼

@superamanda 2 месяца назад

Thank you one of my favorite videos for trying to improve my day to day. And of course, the pillow of Jacques🙏🏽

@marktate6051 2 дня назад

What a brilliant and beautiful conversation this was. Thanks I really needed this.

@suseashford7314 Месяц назад

I so appreciate your videos and commitment to making lives better, by whom you choose to interview and the types of questions you ask. Thank you @DrRanganChatterjee!

@EllaBoadu 2 месяца назад

I’m honestly in love with Robert Greene’s teachings, they’re so insightful.

@Ihaksoz Год назад

Robert Greene is my favorite author.

@mariatherase8299 2 месяца назад

Love this interview 🎉🎉❤

@Spiritual494 2 месяца назад

Two amazing practitioners in there own right. Emence respect for both their work followed both for years. 🙏

@aamir-hk8px Месяц назад

This conversation injects humanity with clarity, hope and wisdom. This is an amazing effort to truly unearth the mysterious forces that drive the human psyche.

@LetThoseOatsRoll Месяц назад

This was so interesting, thank you so much

@lydnav1673 Год назад

Every time you interview a person as this great man, and knowledgeable person, You amazed me with this extraordinary channel that you Dr. Chatterjee manage so well! You are transmitting a such powerful message to all us. I totally agree with your feelings, thoughts, knowledge as well. Great, Great!

@dannyg599 Месяц назад

Deep. Loved this. Thanks both

@camfrancisco 2 месяца назад

Excellent, clear & inspiring

@user-zt6pq5kb9z Месяц назад

I really like Robert Greene, what a lovely, genuine man who has so much to teach us all. Thanks for this great video! Appreciated.

@gulcalskan9151 Год назад

Thank you Dr. Chatterjee. Grateful for your work.

@Eristotl3 Месяц назад

This is the best podcast I have stumbled on to in quite some time.

@EYDIMUSIC Месяц назад

The comments about people being roaring lions from behind the curtain reminded me of the scene in wizard of oz, when the wizard gets found out. If social media had transparency like we have in the street then it would possibly help people be more graceful. I think the curtain plus the written word being powerful is an underestimated power a lot of us don't use carefully enough.

@andrewortiz5797 Месяц назад

I did the whole street preaching thing and used to be a hardcore christian but I still felt empty Inside. So I searched for God in Islam and Mormonism and Santeria/voodoo and drug's and alcohol but I became more Lost and was on the streets once. It wasn't until I hit Rock bottom and gave up on Life, and told God that if this is what God's wants for and if God wants me to suffer, I told him 'okay' and I surrendered and then and only then is when God spoke to me and touch me and my Life changed instantly!! God is nothing like how the religions claim. God is Bigger than religion and bigger than The Bible and Bigger than The Quran.

@ritagreenwood9397 Месяц назад

The part on the sublime, and finding it in the ordinary was quite profound, especially in the way it came to Robert.

@justinanthenge619 Год назад

Thank you Robert Greene. Everytime I feel stuck I want to listen to you. Thank you for your guidance. More power to you!

@northernstar2064 Месяц назад

Problem is he talks about narcissistic tendencies which he doesn’t recognize he’s one of the worst

@priscilla3583 Месяц назад

Brilliant conversation with a brilliant man.

@mattbowman2521 Год назад

An amazing conversation with two great minds. Thank you.

@PositiveMommaLife Месяц назад

Robert hits the nail on the head.

@PierreLaBaguette Год назад

the parts of the video as i saw them (if anyone needs a map to these 89 minutes) - narcissism and envy and other 'bad' qualities -> picking up cues from others and feeling them (nonverbal communication) -> how ? about his meditation practice - irrationality and emotions - (emotions aren't words), you can become addicted to emotions (even anxiety or depression) - perspective + law of shortsightedness - we're being affected by others - is he still fascinated by others? irrationality of people - tweet "everything that happens to you is a form of instruction to you, if you pay attention" - unhappy? make things hard for ourselves to change things and get the needed urgency

@susanbyron6499 Год назад

Thank you

@jamesmccormick354 2 месяца назад

Thanks for doing this

@mollypinto4666 Год назад

Thank you for such an enlightening conversation 💗

@yazminmojica4458 Месяц назад

ROBERT GREENE YOU ARE THE BEST! ❤❤❤❤❤

@Joshualuv13 8 месяцев назад

I find my issue is ,I have too much self awareness. Not sure if that's more negative than positive..

@petrosnazaryan401 Год назад

Thank YOU

@jowoodfield4245 Год назад

Wonderful! Exactly what I needed to hear right now. Thank you

@robertafierro5592 9 месяцев назад

Refreshing

@Jones8orejas 10 месяцев назад

Great program. Thank you. I ENVY ROBERT GREENE....he´s so articulately erudite.

@violet807 Месяц назад

He takes a long time to explain what any 6 year old already knows

@tristan7216 Месяц назад

He's right. I'm half listening to Robert right now.

@CaseyHolden-kh5nf 8 месяцев назад

I totally agree but some of us are so self absorbed they don't have the time to be envious. I know I put myself where I am it's nobody's fault but mine.

@irenahabe2855 Год назад

Thanku. Very sencere.

@Noel-Mc Год назад

I just want you to know, that through your podcast the knowledge you have given me has given me so much more belief in myself and therefore had such an impact on my children's life also... A big thank you from the bottom of my heart.... Noel 💙💯 Birkenhead.

@mngaq7951 Год назад

I’m about to read the human nature now you made me more excited

@lazarus3068 Месяц назад

If anything I have payed too much attention to people,having moved so much finally ending up in Philadelphia 8 years ago. Which has turned out to be an extremely insular large city and like many cities an evergrowing mega college town full of self-centered 20 somethings. Did my great deeds for my neighbors in New York for decades which in that same spirit fell on deaf ears with all of my efforts in Philadelphia just the same. Great conversation by the way.

@sharronsmith2234 2 месяца назад

Deep Revelations ❤

@carolzaher2655 Год назад

So interesting!

@FelixEmpanadas 14 дней назад

The Medium is the Massage, is a great book that hits a lot of points talked about here. Incredible this book was written in the 70's.

@warofsouls9065 Месяц назад

That’s how I am right now, missing that energie to reinvent myself. I am very aware of bouth terms.the need of become a new person, and the need to have all the energie is needed to do that.😔

@stringlarson1247 Месяц назад

Great interview, thank you. I got into Soto Zen Buddhism in the early 1990s. I highly recommend reading Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind_ for anyone interested in starting a meditation practice. The first chapter or so instructs the basic technique (posture, breathing, etc.). If, like me, you can't sit in the full lotus position with both legs crossed, don't let that stop you. For that matter, don't let any physical issues hold you back. If you're breathing, the practice is possible; if you're not, well . . . Anyway, the book is a free PDF download or in print and on Audible.

@user-et5ms8yq3s 3 месяца назад

11:00 this is amazing point of view

@XuanNguyen-nf3bi Месяц назад

I started my journey fueled with passion to achieve goals (career) that i desired in my life more than 1 year ago. Lately, the previous 2 weeks was the end of that journey as i was exposed to many things in life that are so contradicted with my belief and goals I'd set before. Now I accidentally find this podcast that seems to be a possibility to help me with my depression i'm having right now. Hope it can solve it.

@Truffle_Pup 24 дня назад

Adverts every 5 minutes. My favourite.

@maryhoppe7981 2 месяца назад

@Ryan Holiday I have been listening to your podcasts and have started reading your books. I’m not a traditional philosopher, but I enjoy listening and reading a variety of topics that allow insight into the human condition and consciousness. This specific podcast made me think of another book I’ve recently read called The Places That Scare You by Pema Chodron. The term for the practices of a level of stoicism and self awareness but which offers empathy and compassion is called “bodhichitta” in this book. This is a warrior practice in Buddhism. I hope this adds to the conversation here.

@Noitpure 2 месяца назад

What a fantastic conversation!!! And hank you!

@petraalt4006 Год назад

Yes I did that today when my son was going nuts … I remained calm instead of being in his movie and reacting I am watching the movie and saying unaffected .

@aquarianhealer Месяц назад

CALM method Jennifer Kolari

@aishdesai 7 месяцев назад

Behaviour patterns Important skill

@anonymoussource5344 Месяц назад

Thanks for describing repentance.

@amanmagar2117 Месяц назад

It's really an insightful conversation .got to learn lot about human nature .human nature is really fascinating ...thnk you dr.ranjan and Dr .green for this wonderful conversation

@SPSHSP 2 месяца назад

32:07 key!!! I had a talk therapy psychiatrist who would ALWAYS walk in front of me and this was afterhours so the office was empty and that made it more uncomfortable and uncomfortable

@katepeck2384 Год назад

I found out when I was a teenager that if I paid close enough attention to foreigners who were speaking to each other in their own language, I could decipher what they were talking about. I never studied other languages, so I found that fascinating. And it puzzled them, too, when I could help them out with directions to places they were trying to find. I did this often with the foreign exchange students who came to the US.

@SiGowing2 Год назад

Incredible and very timely chat as I’ve lost my Drive and motivation and cannot work out why, this has helped me; identify why I’ve been miserable, frustrated, angry, envy etc as well as off track with my fitness (no real goal) it’s because I’ve stopped Meditating many months ago restarted my 5Am Club Jan 1st 2022 and lasted 200days. Before having to get extra work (to pay the bills) and got very tired- and couldn’t maintain/sustain my routine. This interview has helped me recognise that I’m missing my 20 mediation (in my 5am club). So that’s me back (testing my 5am C tomorrow morning) prior to Jan 1 2023!!! I’m back- thank you both!! Also the last Question eg final words has connected to the urgency and high motivation- so a great end of Year interview. Roberts book is now on my wish list and my first book Dr C (new Book) has arrived for Xmas (half way through at the mo- fantastic) and thank you for the game and life changing podcasts and work it’s incredible 🙏 Si Surrey 🇬🇧

@lauralou4852 Год назад

Isn’t that funny? Every time I’m off track, I can trace it back to abandoning my core routines that got me to the better place in the first place. Somehow life pops up (whether it be more work, family emergency, kids needing more from us, etc etc) and I tell myself I can skip parts of the morning routine or I deserve to rest rather than driving to the gym. Then, not long after that, I have abandoned all my routines and gained 20lbs. 😩 Now that I wholeheartedly accept that I MUST protect my core routines like i would protect my kids from a threat, I still don’t have *desire* to put one foot in front of the other … to get back on the proverbial wagon after this last 18 months of crushing blows. So your comment struck a cord with me 😅 I’m trying to adopt the belief that “I don’t need motivation or desire. I just need discipline.” But knowing that and DOING that are still different things. 😵‍💫 Just wanted to send my best wishes to you. 🎉❤

@ricardochambers9926 Год назад

Robert is pure genius! I’m obsessed with him! Brilliant men

@Saggitariusrising Год назад

One of the best videos I have seen in a long time

@truongthuyhang1579 11 месяцев назад

I have attempted to meditate many times in my life and prior to this CD the only success I've experienced is with live guided meditation. ru-vid.comUgkxzpa8CIfZcihW4Z0F_ja0QF3W9KIatrsq This is the first CD I've used that cuts through my unmedicated ADHD and enables me to truly relax and experience a quiet and energizing interval. The instructors voice is very soothing and pleasant to listen to. I am easily able to sit successfully through the entire CD, and for quite some time after. I cannot adequately express how tremendously helpful this CD has been on my spiritual journey!! Two thumbs up and 10 stars!

@culfidant4851 5 месяцев назад

I just love this man - wished I have the opportunity to learn from him when I was twenties (back in China) - The cutures countries are different, but the principles and human natures are the same.

@meagglyASMR 2 месяца назад

25 years young here and I’m very grateful to have the awareness to listen to people like him and eckhart tolle, Jordan Peterson, Carl Jung, etc.

@sophieoshaughnessy9469 Месяц назад

No you are not a neuroscientist, but as a consciousness writer who has had a stroke you certainly have unique bonafides. Thank you for this content and the gift of you experience.

@joanleon8704 Год назад

Risks vs Benefits - overall technology has been misused on many levels and very detrimental to humans and society.

@marionmcnee8759 Месяц назад

This was an interesting conversation. Unusually I noticed I was a little annoyed with the flow of the interview, like Dr Chatterjee was often not responding to what Mr Greene had said but moving onto another point. This lead me to wonder what it was in my own life that it was triggering. Maybe an inability to fully listen and respond to people because I am distracted with my thoughts? Thank you both for an interesting video.

@stefashaler8340 Месяц назад

I can't imagine who these people think they are, deciding that any life is less worthy than others. There is no single formula for living. People are social animals except those who are not. People need a sense of purpose except those who don't. It's not helpful to listen to people when one isn't interested in the particular person. It may be more useful for some people to more honest and let others know they are not interested and would rather think about themselves at the moment. Humans are a complicated species with a range of experiences and drives. It only makes people feel sad and displaced to keep harping on about how to fit in. Not everyone needs to feel good or to change. For some people there's a huge benefit in honouring every feeling as it arises and sticking with it through a deep process. Proselytizing that something is wrong with someone can be demoralizing and lead to persistent anxiety. There is nothing wrong with anyone and reinforcing their sense that they are defective doesn't help. Fair enough to respond to people who ask for help. But, does it help to join them in feeling they are defective?

@kingstorm7188 Год назад

I have a lot of narcissist traits not proud of it but I notice them and need to work on becoming better

@wjadney Месяц назад

Mr. Greene is so insightful. I love his talks!

@marcuschavez8411 2 месяца назад

What’s the best video to learn how and why to do zen meditation?

@jayashreeacharia6782 Год назад

Always love listening to Robert Greene and Dr. Chatterjee is an amazing interviewer! Thank you both for bringing this insightful talk to us!

@jonnakytomaki7725 2 месяца назад

Great great great conversation.

@pamgreshock Месяц назад

Oh no I admit I have envy!! I use it as inspiration!! I also cheer for others!!

@FoundationsofFreedom Год назад

Robert’s point at the end where he says that when you’re young you should keep in mind that you don’t have time, and as a result you won’t get comfortable and complacent, is correct, and it’s something I follow. However, I have to point out that it does create anxiety within me, where if I feel I’m stagnating, I get obsessed with thinking of my next steps to move forward and then ultimately take action. I think Robert would agree with that if pointed out, as he said in the interview that he himself faces a lot of anxiety. This isn’t a criticism of his point, but I feel it’s an important byproduct of that mindset to point out

@user-tr7yg7zo3j Месяц назад

I feel fortunate to be a writer because I am always interested in other people’s stories.

@user-ix9yh3kx4b 2 месяца назад

Can you speak more on the pond life you spoke ok in your last book on love

@cordy_mac 2 месяца назад

This dude smart asl

@neginkalan3443 Год назад

So insightful 👌👌👌👌

@elletuppen4844 Месяц назад

Chase Hughes is a superb expert to start with developing body language analysis and how to master this. He is also on the Behaviour Channel.

@GabrielBacon 2 месяца назад

Good looking dude

@robertafierro5592 9 месяцев назад

You learn a whole lot about people by the way they drive.

@enriquecastillo-ni5mg Месяц назад

@ErickeverRB Месяц назад

Drive a vehicle? lol

@robertafierro5592 Месяц назад

@@ErickeverRB duh..yeah..you do, don't ya?

@emma9sachi Год назад

Merci! From Montreal Canada.

@ihaurimadariaga Месяц назад

I love the way he teaches. Without judgment. Absolutely no hate in his soul.

@EmergingForward Месяц назад

I've frequently been frustrated with this - with "normal" conversation where it goes so fast and no one seems to REALLY listen. Inspirting-I'm going to work on my listening skills, listening deeply. I know with clients I can do this deeply, but I want to improve on listening to my partner.