Mastery

“I first learned about Robert's work from reading the book Mastery, which to my mind is a brilliant exploration and a practical tool for how to think about and pursue one's purpose.”

“Whenever I'm asked for book suggestions, I always include Mastery in my top three recommendations.”

“and your book Mastery W and the reason I recommended Mastery is because these students were soon going to go into the great Jungle of yeah you know post uh undergraduate education and and for me I found Mastery to be an absolutely transformative book”

“Actually the first time I heard about it was from Robert Greene who wrote the book Mastery, and some important writings, what was it? I forget how many laws of power, but those books, Robert Green Mastery is actually a book that I highly recommend. People read because it talks about mentorship and finding mentors and the fact that we're”

“Actually, the first time I heard about it was from Robert Greene, who wrote the book Mastery and some important writings; what was it? I think it was the— I forget how many laws of power, but those books, Robert Greene's Mastery is actually a book that I highly recommend people read because it talks about mentorship and finding mentors”

“I used to suggest the book Mastery to to graduate students and to undergraduates like you know learn the this process of finding a mentor”

“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.”

“But when you think about somebody who, because obviously such a central part of mastery is that like apprenticeship. Yeah. What's the advice you give people to not fuck up an apprenticeship?”

“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.”

“and then when you read his other books particularly Mastery then then then you sort of unlock the puzzle”

“in uh robert green's mastery he talks about like your sort of life's task like how do you find what that thing is people go like what's my passion”

“one of my mentors robert green he's a one of the greatest writers of all time he wrote his book the 48 laws of power and called mastery he wrote a book with 50 called the 50th law”

“Green talks about that in 'Mastery.'”

“although I think Robert Greene's book mastery is probably the book I recommend most to people and one of the things he talks about is he's like you got to remember”

“I read Mastery Robert Green changed my life and that's why I purposely use those words of trade and Mastery”

“I read Mastery by Robert Greene; it changed my life. And that’s why I purposely use those words of trade and mastery.”

“dude I read that in in Mastery Mastery changed my life I remember like exactly where I was where I read it and I was like oh this this is called apprenticeship”

“so the Black Swan by and then and then I have meditations right here and know it and then meditation is yeah”

“48 Laws of Power and then Mastery.”

“And then if you take Mastery and The 48 Laws of Power combined, those can act as a possible road map for the abilities you want to develop”

“Well, you know, in mastery, I take you through the process, discovering your life's task, apprenticeship, finding a mentor, and then social skills, chapter four.”

“I talked in Mastery about Temple Grandin, who was born with severe autism. She was able to find her way to become an incredibly brilliant professor, academic, writer, and expert on animal behavior and autism. She found her way there, even when at three or four years old, she couldn't speak any language and was going to be hospitalized.”

“so what is it I call it in master I call it a primal inclination”

“there is not a child on the planet that doesn't have that in Mastery I have a story in there about a woman named temple grandon”

“and I did honestly when I wrote my fourth book mastery I was a little bit concerned that young people were getting to were thinking that the whole game of life is about politics manipulation so I wrote a book to kind of counter that”

“well to be honest with you it came the idea for it was around the year 2010 2009 I was getting a little worried that people who were reading my books particularly young men who were reading power and seduction they cut they were thinking that's all I need in life man I just need to be a manipulator”

“and I explain in Mastery that you reach the proverbial ten thousand hours which some people dispute nowadays”

“well probably Mastery in some ways because maybe to take you to the next level”

“Not just because of your book, but like one of my favorite books is Mastery by Robert Greene. Yes.”

“So Sam was talking about mastery and you have this concept of people finding their life life task, their life's task. And I think that's great.”

“so I read so many books when I was trying to get sober uh I talked about the 48 Laws of Power that was a great one Mastery by Robert Green that was another good one”

“there's this other great book called Mastery by Robert Greene and the whole book is about on how you should develop a skill”

“I would say if you read 48 Laws of Power Mastery and the laws of human nature you could read those three books over and over”

“i mean and green talks about that in mastery right”

“The 50th law which he wrote with 50 Cent the Rapper 2008. Mastery 2012.”

“he wrote a book called Mastery”

“I've also had Robert Greene the guy that wrote for yet lost power and mastery and laws of human nature and stuff like that”

“I think you touched on some of that in Mastery”

“you've written so much man 48 Laws of Power um Mastery are the books that I've um absorb the most of”

“And in particular, Mastery, it absolutely changed my life. I read that when I was 20, 22 years old, about 12 years ago, 11 years ago. It totally changed my life. It changed my life because I thought that being a generalist was the way to go. But according to the book Mastery, it was not.”