Enter Action With Boldness

Robert Greene is the author of the New York Times bestsellers The 48 Laws of Power, The Art of Seduction, The 33 Strategies of War, The 50th Law, Mastery, The Laws of Human Nature, and most recently, The Daily Laws.
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"The only time a man can be brave is when he is afraid." Eddard Stark

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is this from game of throns?

[@Orientalbackyardgarden]

No 😂❤

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@@Orientalbackyardgarden then from where?

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With love from home​@@ياسرحسين-ر1د

[@andresmata3727]

“The genius appears in the world like a wandering star, perhaps one in a century. Its light shines beyond everything, but it does not get carried away by the general current of humanity.” That’s you Robert. Thanks for everything!

[@gloriyahboregah6384]

His work needs to be in the history books

[@keajd1178]

the book that makes me the most rish guys is "Arab money secrets". It shares secrets about wealth even ancient arabs and illuminati used to be rich. I dont understand why its not so popular because its awesome and it goes straight to the point about that topic. I cant say how much thankful to the author. Unfortunately we dont know the author. I have only best things to say about this book.

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STOP THE FKIN BOT COMMENTS !

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[@moglichkeitenoffenhalten4033]

A few days ago I was reading a comment from a guy that has bought all of your books, he mention that you changed his life, that comment did change my life ❤

[@joananguyen3942]

Awesome speech ! the story of Edison is indeed very inspiring ! Thank you for pushing us to build a better life for ourselves, Robert !

[@nicolasblanckaert2035]

Robert's wise words saved my day just when I needed it. Thanks. The little kick I needed.

[@shivanand5039]

So took a bold way ?

[@sameergedam9987]

he just threw some facts which gonna take us far in life!

[@Michael_Mane]

Powerful wisdom, greatness is for everybody but one has to seek it, it won’t just come to you

[@lupurednic8624]

Like most things in life...

[@l.w.paradis2108]

@@Michael_Mane Actually, it isn't. Some may have the hands but not the elbows.

[@paolo3287]

@@l.w.paradis2108hands and elbows have different functions. Different types of greatness can be achieved at higher levels with less tools. (Focus is concentrated)

[@l.w.paradis2108]

@paolo3287 I defer to Socrates in The Apology: there are two ways to reach "the top." One involves making yourself as excellent as you can possibly be. The other involves being willing to do anything to destroy your competition. Guess which has become popular lately?

[@paolo3287]

@@l.w.paradis2108 are you saying the hands and elbows are trying your best and taking advantage of others? I imagine destroying people is more popular.

[@KJ101-i6l]

Fortune favours the bold.

[@rasulsamad5860]

I was looking for this

[@Zeeshanijaz844]

I admire you sir. You're the light bulb that sparks the light of self-realisation and wisdom in our lives.

[@vernam.2474]

Confidence is being present and having a purpose. It is a light bulb 💡⚡️ moment.

[@theodociahaley4852]

I agreed, boldness is being different.

[@TheWorldsNo1Superstar]

OMG Robert, You leave me speechless yet again with your wisdom. Thank you! ❤

[@biasedknowledge]

This story about Thomas Edison is such a profound example of the power of boldness! It reminds me of a client I’ve worked with who struggled to launch their business because they didn’t feel ‘ready.’ The concept of ‘acting before you're ready’ was a revelation for them. Once they embraced the mindset you described here-taking that bold leap-their business started to thrive. Sometimes, that bold commitment is exactly what it takes to unlock resources and opportunities. Thank you for sharing this inspiring message!

[@novisan4809]

He couldn't do anything without Tesla's invention of electricity. Nikola Tesla is one of the biggest genius in our history.

[@JaySriRam963]

Watching these short discussions helps a lot. Thank you.

[@nitirajdaby2554]

May this man live up to 120 years old !

[@ApacheAval]

He will live forever true legend

[@machyavelli4890]

So true. We don't get what we don't ask for. Thanks Robert, insightful stuff as always.

[@mikedwyer2925]

Act before you are ready! Boldness!

[@RezaMarz]

Thanks Mr Greene.

[@thatomofolo452]

You are with Us Emmanuel we will not fear ❤

[@dallascarlos6531]

Fortune favours the bold has been one of my favourite quotes since the first Jon Wick came out. It's written on his back in Latin.

[@spacesandy3410]

True, Edison had to have a hell of a lot of boldness to steal Tesla's ideas.

[@hai.1820]

He presented us the unwritten handbook of life...

[@Gausinha]

loved how you walked us through each step, so helpful!

[@mkanil65]

Thank you so much ❤

[@stevenhunter3212]

It is also important to point out that he had a TEAM OF PEOPLE and didn't do all this on his own.

[@Philosophy-y7j]

Really good teachering . Thank you 😊😊😊

[@StoicSpartans]

Michael Jordan going to baseball was a bold move, and coming back was even bolder. Because they didn't believe he could win another NBA Championship.

[@johnnyroycerichardsoniii3273]

Excellent example.

[@RoyPinkman]

even though every one of your books is an auto read for me, what im waiting for is the book with your personal observances and transgressions.

[@Engg_Dihan]

When will be you're new book come, sir?

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Right on, awesome

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we need robert greene in our live

[@TheLove1Makes]

Awesome presentation

[@BeAlphaX]

Each Action Must Accompanied with Bold Decision...

[@mubaeng]

Thank u robert

[@BehlulHaznedar-m9d]

Any one wants that we should have a series for practical application of 48 laws of Power in Daily life(Similar to Excerises for Laws of Human Nature), As I have seen a lot of people struggling with this topic. Any Guidance will be appreciated.

[@dimitriosfromgreece4227]

LOVE YOU BROTHER ❤️❤️

[@ancientwisdom108]

Grammar correction for the thumbnail... "Do This Every Day". Thank you for sharing your insights. 🙏

[@Orientalbackyardgarden]

I am bold in a humble way...and it is true 😂❤❤❤

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Tsar Pu Tin is Your Best Dis Ciple! Even Bolder!

[@Chercheure_Indépendante]

00:20 Thomas Edison the arch-enemy of Nicholas Tesla, I am much more inspired by Tesla.

[@mahardikaerza5010]

As Robert said, Edison is a genius at using other people's ideas, whereas Tesla is a genius at his scientific discoveries. i dont think it's comparable. it's like comparing a businessman with a researcher

[@Chercheure_Indépendante]

@@mahardikaerza5010 I do not follow anyone but listen to them. This being said, according to Tesla in his autobiography, Edison got 25 patents off of Tesla’s work. Tesla did not suggest that Edison stole his ideas, but he did say that Edison didn’t compensate him for what he was promised to have been paid. It's not exactly what I would consider a genius. Though some businessmen are more like pirates sometimes. In Edison's case, it's like comparing a shark with a genius. I did not say nor even suggested that there is not something to learn from Robert Greene's discourse here - otherwise I would not be here - but it's from Mister Greene. But I would not have learn anything of value from Thomas Edison.

[@mahardikaerza5010]

@@Chercheure_Indépendante Fair enough.

[@Billy-eq6sc]

And, so many self-help gurus says to keep quiet about your goals? I never agreed with that philosophy. Why? because you cannot raise interest and money by keeping it a secret. Plus, other people have no idea how powerful your futuristic ideas are before they are built. So, you have to tell many people to see your ideas beforehand. I agree that you never should just randomly tell strangers, but I know a man who told his friend about his invention and she introduced him to a very rich man who ended up financing his idea.

[@kateezzi]

Cause a lot of people can hinder your goals if they're jealous of you.

[@arthur-qm8qs]

What you describe is called networking. That's different than casually telling someone

[@kevlotec4393]

​@@kateezzi I quite agree with Billy. For every ten Haters theres one Superhelpful kindred soul. The most successfull entrepeneurs in my Life shared on common thing. The ability to get help through sheer enthusiasm of an idea. You never know who has what to offer.

[@Billy-eq6sc]

@@arthur-qm8qs : I agree; I said that I don't suggest telling random people. So, what makes networking different ? Do you presuppose that at a network meeting people think differently ?

[@guywhoplaysbass]

There are so many times it is incredibly valuable to share your ideas but you should watch yourself as the more people know ab a goal of yours the less likely you are to do that goal as motivation will wane. Tell who you need to but understand that every person you tell and the more you talk ab it the more motivation you surrender

[@jaredbeckwith]

Glory goes to the bold

[@SachinKumar-uc7df]

❤❤

[@LearnwithGern2025]

Feel the fear and do it anyway. --Susan Jeffers

[@RupinSharma]

Nice video 👍

[@lancelogedde8291]

great video. where is the interview from ?

[@amirshr]

Thanks a lot it was very inspiring, anyone knows how to get the full video?

[@sultanbeybars2958]

Conor McGregor was the first ufc fighter who told that he will beat Floyd Maywether. He created so much hype around that fight and made strong predictions that he will beat Floyd. That confidence attracted people, fans, news and promoters . He lost eventually but earned the biggest pay check in ufc history .

[@liambeaton8318]

Ya but he didn’t beat him though

[@sultanbeybars2958]

@@liambeaton8318 he earned the biggest pay check in ufc history. Nobody in ufc didn’t earn that much money before him . Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss , you’ll land among the stars.

[@heymanhaha]

​@liambeaton8318 you missed the point bro. No one in ufc can touch Mayweather in a boxing ring. McGregor even knew that. But he sold the fight like a mofo. And got the paycheck he wanted and deserved. Would you still say he lost ?

[@liambeaton8318]

@@heymanhaha he lost the fight but yes big win big pay day for sure

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Anyone got a link to the full speech?

[@migueladrianvalevelazquez8703]

Where is the full video

[@ExoticalT369]

♥️👏…Yes!

[@Viggypop571]

And than Edison bumped into Tesla and the rest is the history...

[@mahidurrahman9059]

Where is this speech from?

[@michaelcarterDoctoralStudent]

💪🏾

[@MaximillianCallender]

There is a mistake in your thumbnail. It should be ‘Do this every day’.

[@silvajurin9601]

Law 21. Is missing in the shorts.

[@abianabiandavid7720]

Where is he right now

[@robloxcontests_yt9553]

Early

[@surendarvijay2520]

This is nice, but wasn’t Edison born rich? He could afford to be bold. For many, circumstances create boldness, not the other way round. A lot of people have lost their livelihood due to boldness. Cautious, sustainable activity is key to success.

[@mahardikaerza5010]

everyone has their unfair advantage. we can whine about it or make path ourself.

[@Kaa864]

Stop consuming and u can live a good life

[@paigeellen3762]

That's kind of a cop out. It is equal to saying they were born poor so you should give them a break and it's okay if they have made nothing of themselves. Many people are born into wealth and do nothing with it. It's what you do with what you have that makes you

[@l.w.paradis2108]

​@paigeellen3762 Not what he said. He was arguing for doing an objective risk assessment. The truth is, being bold leads to both extremes -- great success and bankruptcy.

[@l.w.paradis2108]

Edison was middle class, perhaps upper middle. He had a well-educated mother, and went to work at a young age. He wasn't born rich, but he had good luck making money starting in his teens.

[@swoony1127]

I think im destined for most misery but what evidence do i have? Urghh

[@Missbegotten]

“Doing boldness” always comes across as fake if you’re doing it to manipulate people or whatever “gaining power” even means. You can’t fake this stuff.

[@Comedyforlifes]

Third

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Second

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First

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Elon

[@mikecane]

Counterarguments: Theranos: A single drop of blood. Humane AI Pin: AI at the speed of thought.

[@PSdualwielder]

i was literally thinking of theranos in the duration of the video. I think the main difference is that at the time the concept of an electric lightbulb in a household form factor was within reach, even if the technology didn't physically exist yet. So it was still a moonshot but they knew it was going to happen, just comes down to who gets there first. Theranos was purely the figment of someone's imagination, there was no and still has no preceding technology that could get there. It was 100% scam the whole way through.

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[@christopherbramwell8262]

@Billy-eq6sc/I genuinely thank you for that advice BECAUSE I have a great product that I want to patent. Yet, I need to conduct what is called a "prior art search". I need to contact a patent attorney yet I don't trust people when it comes to money. I've researched confidentiality agreements (non- disclosure contracts) and it gets a little convoluted. There are companies that would love to hear from me but I am very skeptical as to who to TRUST. PEOPLE WILL STEAL IDEAS WHEN MONEY IS INVOLVED. HOW DO YOU SUGGEST THAT I PROCEED WITH THE NEXT 2 STEPS AND ANY OTHER WORDS OF WISDOM FRO YOU IS APPRECIATED.