Robert Greene on The Laws of Human Nature, Mastery, and Strategy 

Oh my goodness. Awful news. Thanks for this.

Brendan Carr 😱Thanks for sharing, I didn’t know. I’m an ardent reader of his books and a true fan. I hope he makes a full recovery. We need more books from him.

I hope mr greene makes a full recovery

Praying for a speedy recovery Mr. Greene!!!

Brendan Carr I wish Robert Greene gets better

for sure

for sure

Yes you are right

Im three years late but you're right

He's a fucking clown. He works for the illuminati THEY write his fucking books

Kennard Waters, yes, and the child must learn. It's a matter of survival! Such an interesting idea! Thanks for sharing😀

Silkyslim2111, thanks for sharing! How did Robert change your life?

What happened to him?

ImCheesedOut, thank you for noticing my respect for Robert! It was great to see him "flow" through his ideas. What was your favorite part?

Brendan Carr just how he talks about assuming formlessness and to never stay confident with the idea that a war is won just because the battle has been... good author

ImCheesedOut, yes, and so cool that Robert really lives it out in his work

Robert Rudick, well put! How did you get into Robert's books?

And you can’t just read it once. You study it. Bit by bit. It’s very enticing especially when you read it more than once.

I wish I knew of him in high-school.

m f, thanks for sharing! How did they change your life?

Jordan Peterson changed mine too. Now i am going to get some help from Robert Greene

Brendan Carr , Robert Greene taught me to see my self and the world as it is, not what I thought it was, Jordan Peterson introduced me to Carl Jung and they both taught me to understand my unconscious more, it got me more in-tuned with what it is.

Christopher, how did Robert's works open your eyes?

Hard work

Seriously he look sick...pray he's ok after his stroke 🙏🙏

he does look exhausted. it’s hard to look at him and not wonder if he’s okay

tony m He has lots of sex.

Robert y I share the same birthday he is a perfectionist....We NEVER claim it but we are y even tho we have confidence we doubt the process of others.....thats why he got stressed it has nothing to do with w his lifestyle it's his extreme work ethic y dealing w outside stress that he CANNOT control.

yes, he's the best!

Maverick Artitude Entertainment, yes, Robert and his works are such a treasure

That's truth

Mcrey Fonacier, he did! Here's the link - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kmB8_DNeg5k.html

It’s happened already!

He did but that was back in 2014. Hopefully, Robert Greene will be better and do a new interview soon.

Yeah overall I like Joe and value his contributions, but one thing that he is not is a smart, self-controlled man. He's curious, he's engaged, but man oh man he was never the type to go to college and really learn about first principles and self-control, he just launches into tangents like a madman. All those tattoos up and down his arms are the result of poor judgement and impulsive decision-making. They're frankly ugly as fuck and do not help his look.

Fck Joe ..

definitely, thanks for sharing Dr. Mindful

Glad you enjoy it! Robert is always a pleasure to learn from

Miriam Brait, yes, discipline makes such a difference. Did you pick up any favorite tips on this from Robert?

Simple Mind, Robert truly stands out in being practical

Mixa Nguyen, yes, Robert is a master for sure!

@N. D, thanks for sharing!

enjoy the books and thanks for watching!

Yep, important to know how to interview. Interruptors are attention whores in the wrong field imho.

Laura Kay, he really is!

He is my teacher!!!

so true

Sage 888, thanks for sharing! What makes Robert your favorite?

Brendan Carr I am able to utilize the skills from his 📚 in my personal & professional life.

@Brown Goddess, yes! What did you like best?

Norda Spence, glad I could share it! Thank you for watching

Zen Davis, thank you for wishing Robert well and the generous compliment! Which of Robert's insights stood out to you?

@@BradCarr_ Don't take things personally. There is many that stood out but that one is so vital.

Zen Davis so true! That's one I need to keep in mind

@@BradCarr_ With the power of neuroplasticity, Iam definitely improving.

Zen Davis yes! It is so powerful! How did you learn about Neuroplasticity? I loved reading The Brain that Changes Itself

thank you very much for noticing :)

prabudh shadija, so glad you found it helpful. I wondered if the single camera would make it less entertaining. Do you think my other interviews should be shot in this style too? Got several coming up and single camera is much simpler

jpadgett15, wow, thanks for sharing! How did Robert change your life?

HumbleWolf, well said

Interesting point.

J.P. Solano, you are very welcome! It was a pleasure. And yes, I think it may be the only video interview with Robert in recent history

C K, thank you for watching. The value in Robert's work is amazing! Who would you like to see next?

Brendan Carr, thank you for responding. I just posted a reply to Robert on Twitter and subscribed to your RU-vid account. I know the man is quite populous in interviews - Jordan Peterson. Actually, in today’s world he and Robert Greene tower in their insights. Thanks for asking.🍃

C K, thank you for subscribing! That means a lot to me. I love making these videos. Yes, Jordan Peterson is a master too! Thanks for sharing 😀

word.

Karno Gangopadhyay, well said about Robert's wisdom! And thank you for the generous compliment

@LadyKay, well thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it

yes, he is truly great!

thanks for sharing! Robert is recovering well. You can see him having a laugh in this recent video - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-almgPLk5Nxo.html

@Qreation with Qia, thank you for the generous compliment! It was so much fun to learn from Robert!

Yup indeedie

@janet elock, thanks for sharing!

The_Lunatic you're very welcome! Thanks for thinking of Robert

nice DAGNON

@Aj Chairez, thank you so much for that generous comment! What made this so valuable for you?

Thanks for organizing this!

How has Robert changed the way you think?

Yunus Hasan, glad you enjoyed it!

Glad this inspired you! Have you seen our 2022 interview - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bTNBf_eYY6A.html

@@BradCarr_ thanks will be watching now! Your content is ace Brad!

The Calm Man, thanks for sharing! Robert is extremely talented. What makes 48 Laws your favorite?

@@BradCarr_ the art of war 48 laws of seduction I can't wait to get this book

@Leb Mc, glad it was helpful! What did you learn the most about from Robert?

Moose Bme, so glad you enjoyed it! And thank you for the generous compliment

DarylJean Kaahui, thanks for sharing your respect for Robert. He's a special guy

Agsotinho Zinga, thanks for noticing! What was your favorite part?

@Malik Darweesh, thank you for noticing! It's so important to let him work out ideas, especially in long form interview

Keenan Duggan, so true! Generally, I recommend starting with Mastery because it is foundational. Although his new book is even moreso. What are you trying to learn? That would probably guide your choice

Alex Mar, thanks for sharing😀

. What happened to him?

shelly smith, thanks for sharing!

Watch Thomas Sowell... you'll hear something new and insightful every 2 minutes. This moron, Robert Greene, takes ordinary common sense and repackages it into stories which for some bizarre reason leaves people amazed. The only conclusion that makes any sense is that people who are impressed by this moron had REALLY lousy and worthless parents, and are themselves generally stupid.

@@TasteMyStinkholeAndLikeIt what makes you think that people who listen to Robert are stupid?

@@BradCarr_ Listening doesn't make anyone stupid. People who are impressed by common sense are stupid. Common sense should be common... and nothing to be impressed by.

Shingirai Magde, wow, that's a special impact from an author! How did he give you hope?

Brendan Carr Hi brendan thnx for interviewing robert really enlightening. My story is quite long but here we go. I live in Zimbabwe and you know the conditions here are something else. Here we are still fighting primitive diseases like cholera and typhoid. This is an environment oozing with fear. Just to survive in this environment is a struggle people are out only for themselves. I cant even get a job because i have no influential relatives. Just today i was in line to buy cooking oil which has turned into gold in my country because of poor leaders. These leaders rule by fear and are not afaraid to kill if anyone challenges them. Recently six people were killed for protesting and no one has dared to protest again. Fear is clearly effective as a tool for crushing opposition in my country. So just surviving and thriving in such an environment is a daunting task especially if you have nothing. Then Robert comes into the picture and iam now able to see this envronment for what it truly is a battleground with intricate power struggles. I hear this talk of importance of enterprenuers in developing countries for further development but to be honest such an environment kills enterprenual spirit. Its possible to rise my friend but everything is against you. So reading the 50th law and what curtis overcame to be a success is inspiring for someone like me. It shows even if i was dealt a tough hand with focus and hardwork i can make something of my self. I know you guys dont have it easy but here when i look around all there is poverty and suffering so Robert to me is a giver of hope. With all his books if you can keep an open mind you get a new set of eyes to see the world for the harsh place it truly is. I have read all his books except the laws of human nature and i have identified with a lot he was saying. Here itz a jungle man its really fucked up but i can continue to work and hope i make something of my self in this jungle. Any beacon of light is welcome. I know i recently started reading him but iam sure in five to ten years i would have digested this philosophy and it can act as an aid as i try to survive in this shithole because to be honest trump was right itz a shithole. I can go on and on but thats wat i meant wen i said he has given me hope that if i keep my mind sharp i can live a more productive life no matter the circustances. I also want to apologise to Robert i read all his books without buying a single i had to resort to free downloads cash is very tight in my part of the world. When i make it one day i promise i will buy the hard copies. I hope i managed to explain myself.

Shingirai Magde, wow! Thanks for sharing. Maybe one day there will be a a book about you :)

@@BradCarr_ : Hi Brendan i have a favour to ask. I know its improper but iam on deathground its a pretty dufficult time for me and so much is at stake. Currently iam unemployed man and there is no job opportunity in sight and my rent is 3 days due. I know this is public domain and what iam doing is embarrasing but iam out of options. Can you spare $100 just for me to pay this month's rent and get a few foodstuffs. Iam not some Nigerian prince who wants to scam you of your hard earned money. Iam just someone asking for help with hope that i will pay back someday things are fucked up here bro. I know this is an asshole move but iam on deathground man and i will cling on to anything to survive.

@@shingiraimagde2176 little late but how are you doing now?

thanks for sharin Natisha Martin

Min Uk Hwang, so glad you enjoy it

Kamn, yes, a lot to love about Robert's work!

You're welcome! How did it help you?

@AtmoStk, what made it insightful to you? The value of frustration? Or the power of learning from examples?

Win B, thank you. It was a pleasure

Bonilla Management Faces, LLC thank you for sharing! Appreciate you coming back too

Matt McDonough, yes, Robert's such an incredible thinker! Did you have a favorite point from him?

@@BradCarr_ Yes. His emphasis on strategic planning really stood out to me. Having a sense of direction makes the daily grind more purposeful.

Matt McDonough, nice! That idea was part of my inspiration for building this interview platform. Robert called it "making use of dead time" in The 50th Law. Have you read that one?

@@BradCarr_ I listened to the audiobook but I intend to read the actual book as well. And this is a great way to bring 'dead time' to Life 💡

Matt McDonough, enjoy the book! And thank you very much :)

Jeric Bercilla, very welcome 😀

CHRISTIANNWO, excellent takeaways!

Lmao

Nofap baby

But brazzers has flow

thank you very much!

amen!

how does that affect your decisions?

@channelKERR, thanks for sharing! I was just discussing Robert's storytelling skills with a friend. Whats your favorite?

​@@BradCarr_3 years already😢

thanks for sharing No Name 😀

david fox, yes, Robert is incredible! What's your favorite of his books?

kshitiz modi, thank you for sharing! what did you learn from Robert?

@@BradCarr_ Yes Never outshine your masters with your colleague's, friends and your boss and be a private person in your life. Well you met already Robert and what you learn from Robert and how you are using the principles in your life?

@@kshitizmodi5120 thanks for sharing! When I have a big problem to tackle I usually thumb through 33 Strategies of War before deciding on an approach. That book is underrated

@@BradCarr_ well I'm little bit confuse in Humans laws of nature and 33 war strategies!

@Cameron Giles, glad you enjoy them! More to come

Victor Chan, thank you very much! What did you like best?

Have you caught yourself acting out some of the laws, but it's not premeditated? Once I read his book, I saw the world through a different lense. It was a beautiful moment for me.