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Books by Robert Greene mentioned on podcasts
Robert Greene's works, particularly The 48 Laws of Power and Mastery, were discussed on several podcasts. On Breaking Points, the host mentioned that Talleyrand features prominently in The 48 Laws of Power and that the book contains many quotes by him. On The Daily Stoic, Ryan Holiday spoke of Greene as his mentor and listed The 48 Laws of Power and Mastery among his writings. On How I Write, a speaker shared a story of urban library kids discovering The 48 Laws of Power and becoming interested in history through the figures mentioned in it. Jordan Harbinger recommended The 48 Laws of Power on The Jordan Harbinger Show, while Jay Shetty introduced Greene on On Purpose as the bestselling author of books including Mastery, The 48 Laws of Power, The Art of Seduction, and others. On Modern Wisdom, Greene discussed a chapter he was writing for Mastery about biological uniqueness and referenced Temple Grandin's journey with severe autism as detailed in that book.
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The 48 Laws of Power
The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene and Joost Elffers is a provocative guide examining the historical mechanics of influence, strategy, and social dynamics.
Discussed“It's interesting, the apprentice thing, because it connects to two laws and the laws of power, I think. Tell me what you think. Number one, never outshine the master.”
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Mastery
Mastery by Robert Greene is a non-fiction book that explores the paths to achieving high-level expertise through historical examples and psychological insights.
Discussed“And I remember, because you, during the mastery one, you asked me if there was a, you were like, I don't want you to transcribe these interviews anymore.”
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The Laws of Human Nature
The Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene is an exhaustive examination of human psychology, social behavior, and the underlying motivations that drive people's actions.
Recommended“It's one lesson a day from all of his books. 33 Strategy of War, Laws of Human Nature, 48 Laws of Power, Art of Seduction, Mastery.”
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The Daily Laws
The Daily Laws by Robert Greene is a book of daily selections drawn from the author's previous works on strategy, power, and human nature.
Discussed“yes he designed to cover the daily laws and I'm hoping he'll”
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The Art of Seduction
The Art of Seduction by Robert Greene is a psychological exploration of the dynamics of charm, power, and influence throughout history.
Recommended“It's one lesson a day from all of his books. 33 Strategy of War, Laws of Human Nature, 48 Laws of Power, Art of Seduction, Mastery.”
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The 33 Strategies of War
The 33 Strategies of War by Robert Greene is a comprehensive guide to applying historical military conflict principles to modern competitive environments, business, and daily life.
Recommended“I'd also throw in Robert Greene's stuff. 33 Strategy of War. This is an incredibly powerful book...”
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Greene's Groats-Worth of Wit
Discussed“it's called Green's Grotzsworth of wit and there's a line where he references Shakespeare in it”
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The 33 Strategies of War
The 33 Strategies of War by Robert Greene and Joost Elffers is an insightful guide to strategic thinking, conflict resolution, and competitive dynamics that draws inspiration from historical military leaders and philosophical traditions like Sun Tzu.
Discussed“first I got robert green which to me was very interesting robert greene the 48 laws of power 33 strategies of war I got him”
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The Law of the Sublime
The Law of the Sublime by Robert Greene is a forthcoming work by the renowned author that explores strategic thinking, power, and human nature.
Recommended“Robert was here at the bookstore because he has a new book coming out, The Law of the Sublime. It's an incredible book.”
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