Find Your Purpose in Life

In this video, I explain how you can find what I call your "life's task", discover your purpose, and think deeply about your past.
Robert Greene is the author of the New York Times bestsellers The 48 Laws of Power, The 33 Strategies of War, The Art of Seduction, The 50th Law, Mastery, The Laws of Human Nature, and The Daily Laws.
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[@odysseynoone3831]

This is why Robert is a legend. I've never heard anyone approach the concept of purpose in such a deep, complete, and practical manner. Social media is the deadliest counterforce in our path to self-discovery. We unconsciously feel the pressure to imitate those who we perceive successful thinking that is the only path to power. We force ourselves to fit into the trends of the time and become so impatient and afraid to start from the bottom, to allow ourselves to freely experiment. As Musashi said, “You must understand that there is more than one path to the top of the mountain.” Ignore everyone and find your own unique path to the top of the mountain.

[@nicholaskearney678]

Great comments, 👍 from NZ.

[@shurveym]

Hi 👋🏽 please advise

[@micahangela1645]

This is beautifully written. Thank you! Robert Green definitely redefines self-awareness, fear, empathy and many other things. He gets to the root of my deepest problems/issues, helps me know that it's okay to touch them, and guides me to look at them through a different lens. Ultimate #goat and so grateful to be alive during his lifetime

[@autismo1969]

Couldn't have said it better. 100% agree

[@_idiosyncratic]

@odyssey noone Perfectly written, I am grateful I found this piece in the comments section.

[@UdayKhandelwal]

Summary: 1. Know thy self : Pay attention to what you like and what you don’t 2. Let it come from inside you and not what other people say. 3. Pay attention to the details 4. Try things out

[@davidcantu2665]

Robert, I’m 20 years old and I’m from Mexico. When I was 15 years old I had been a terrible student all my life, I had been expelled from 5 different schools, I was a really active marihuana smoker and alcohol consumer, and I used to be involved in street fights. My first serious touch with a book was at that age, and was with one of yours. I loved it. It give me an engagement with knowledge as I had never felt before, it make me see knowledge not as an obligation but as a world full of wonders. You aroused my curiosity. I read all of your books at the time I was 15 years old 3 times each. It was the perfect medicine for the right patient. At the time I graduated from High School I graduated with on of the Highest GPA’s, I received the 1st place award in 5 Models of the United Nations, I became a Mason, and I had the habit of reading 1 book per week. A Year ago, I decided to Migrate to the United States leaving everything I had to pursue my dreams. I pay my rent, transportation, school, food, all of my expenses. I’m currently studying at a Community college in California with a 4.0 GPA majoring in Biotechnology with the dream of Transferring to UC Berkeley. No one had been as influential as you to helped me found my Life Task. I will write a Theory that I’m developing about the Progress of Human Civilization and the installment of a Transnational Government, and I will create my own company using CRISPR technology and gene editing to help solve Climate Change. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for making me want to live a life of adventure and service for Mankind. In others words; for teaching me the Art of Living. “I am indebted to my father for living, but to my teacher for living well” - Alexander The Great. -With affection, your friend David Cantu.

[@19wael96]

Your story was amazing to read thanks for sharing!

[@beeolix2671]

@David Cantu i find your story to be really inspiring. can you give a few examples of the most influential books you had read

[@myfirstseven8316]

Dude, you’re a force. Keep going, I can’t wait to hear about your accomplishments one day. 🤙

[@askjcs]

I'd like to meet you someday, bro

[@sonjak8265]

Do whatever you want, but do not help install any transnational government, and do not use CRISPR technology or gene editing to help solve climate change. Those are not real solutions. Thank you

[@nitirajdaby2554]

I want to hug you Robert for your generosity ans help towards humanity. Carl Jung, Jordan Peterson and you with your beautiful mind and books are the reasons why i decided to study psychology in France. Thank you so nuch Robert !

[@gentlej8865]

Welcome to France! On est toujours à votre service.

[@Raverraver9999]

Man is created to praise, reverence, and serve God our Lord, and by this means to save his soul. And the other things on the face of the earth are created for man and that they may help him in prosecuting the end for which he is created. From this it follows that man is to use them as much as they help him on to his end, and ought to rid himself of them so far as they hinder him as to it. For this it is necessary to make ourselves indifferent to all created things in all that is allowed to the choice of our free will and is not prohibited to it; so that, on our part, we want not health rather than sickness, riches rather than poverty,honor rather than dishonor, long rather than short life, and so in all the rest; desiring and choosing only what is most conducive for us to the end for which we are created.

[@mickeyodunikan1712]

I’m similarly inspired good luck

[@Maria-oh1nq]

Jordan peterson is a closeted homosexual

[@moorwisdom8973]

For some strange reason I've been watching your videos lately. I seen you on a show and like for week I've been watching your videos. I been wanting to right a book about my trauma events in my life just don't really know how to start. I hope you everything is going well with you and your situation. Keep the positive attitude you have!

[@MrRocksW]

I'm 30 years old, after a big failure in my first job the 48 laws of power helped me get on the right path.

[@sultanaljuhani1571]

Same here my friend. Failed in my first job and not because I was lazy. I was working harder than every one in my team. Only after I got fired and I read the 48 laws of power and...found out that I was "outshining my master(the piece of shit narcissist manager I had). Well, the book really opened my eyes and made me aware of this power games . The book really helped me to avoid so many postinial mistakes and mines(so to speak).

[@x-mess]

It's the activity that lights you up... it's a type of problem you love to find the solutions for without the paycheck...

[@Discovery_and_Change]

1:43 cultivate your uniqueness 2:45 love the unique person in you

[@pg777]

I am 40 years old now man. I have childhood memories of unfinished school work, struggling to meet my parents' expectations, mediocre grades, moderately overweight body, struggling to gain female attention, not great at sports. I remember taking a walk with my uncle, and him asking me about my interests. I drew a blank then, just as I do now. I did not realize it at the time but I feel like I suffered from ADHD and associated depression from a very early age.

[@karlstrauss2330]

I first read Mastery about 7 or 8 years ago when I was 23. I was lost and directionless working as a cashier at a retail store. I spent some time soul searching and remembered how much I loved music. I decided I would pick back up the guitar and try to be a musician and put in the work and practice. Today 8 years later, I sold my electric guitar to a Pawn Shop for 50 dollars after it was collecting dust in my closet for 5 years. I loved music but I hated practicing scales and trying to remember how to play songs. It was a chore that gave me no pleasure and had no natural ability for it. I’ve started to enjoy music again now only after walking away from it. I’m a bartender now, and even though I don’t really consider bartending my passion or my purpose and I’m not the best bartender in the world but I make much more money in tips than I ever did as a cashier or security guard trying to make it a musician. Not everyone is born to be a musician, writer or entrepreneur. I’m sure Robert Greene would say I didn’t try hard enough or that I need to do more soul searching but after soul searching for over a decade I think for a lot of people having a regular job that you don’t necessarily care for but makes you enough money to live a comfortable life for you and your family is all you need.

[@ilovehorses38]

Maybe what u need is versatility....have a regular job that makes money but also make a little time for other interests as a hobby....maybe ur one of those who don't want to treat ur creative interests as jobs. Treating it like work takes the joy out of it....it could also be that u picked up the wrong instrument too....there r so many sides avenues in or to music....

[@toluwole]

@@ilovehorses38 i think you are on to something and what I have told my children as they approach adulthood. It took me decades to work out that what puts food on the table while I don’t love it, engaged me enough that I have mastered and the market has rewarded me for it. On the other hand I discovered my spark for motorcycling almost 30 years ago and the fire has never waned. I finally got paid this year for the first time ever for riding a motorcycle. That was never the intent or desire. What my day job has allowed is for me to enjoy my passion unencumbered. I think “trying” to do it for money would corrupt it.

[@mersauff223]

Ofcourse man, the jobs that everybody dreams of that you listed are kind of overrated and it’s actually very wise to NOT pursue them if you really really aren’t forced to.

[@mersauff223]

I mean I get the public perception of you being just a bartender and doing nothing else but don’t be harsh on yourself for not being something that just sounds ‘cool’

[@katherynemero4118]

I'd say the truth is that music isn't your calling.

[@lorraineforbes3157]

Background “music” is maddening.Detracts from Greene’s message.

[@TOMKILLIAN-xo2mf]

100% agree

[@Eastofcascades]

Dig deep and you’ll find who you are. Growing and eating sugar snap peas in my moms garden has to be one of my earliest memories. I learned that food grew out of the ground and that fascinated me. One of my most vivid formative memories is finding dried corn amongst my moms packed away fall decor. Almost instinctively I picked them apart and planted multiple kernels in each of my moms many houseplant pots. I’m not sure how long it took but some time later I overheard my mom asking my dad why grass was growing amongst all of her houseplants, my dad laughed and told her it looked more like corn than grass. That was when I proudly confessed to destroying her beloved fall decor and planting it all over the house, which she was quite upset about. My dad on the other hand was impressed and promised me that when it warmed up enough in a few weeks we could plant them on the south side of the house. By the end of that short Alaskan summer we had a surplus of beautiful multicolored, delicious corn. We grew more than enough to replace what I had destroyed and my mom thanked me.. It felt like magic. That was the beginning for me. A couple years later our family fell apart and life was pure chaos from then on. In my teen years I lost my way and suffered greatly at my own hand in to my twenties. Through a relationship with God and help from my husband I began healing and I rediscovered my love for growing food. We are now living in an agricultural community, and learning how to care for an orchard. I couldn’t imagine a better life for myself.

[@chasvonplatten1298]

Great story!

[@jk-fy8on]

what a beautiful story. thanks for sharing

[@elleaprilterrell]

Wow - you tell stories well - do you blog?

[@ArleighLauren]

I like the question, ‘As a child when you were alone in your room, what was your go to activity?’ I feel like that speaks volumes on your interests without having to actually think about interests. It takes us back to the foundation of what we naturally gravitated to. As an example, my go to was writing stories and creating. I lost that growing up when I became self conscious and critical of my work compared to my peers. As an adult now, I’m so lost on what to pursue as a career, this kind of opened my eyes to focus on what I cared about before I was hard on myself and my fear of anything less than perfection.

[@ChristianGuerrero-di5dg]

Thanks Robert for helping us to find out our life's task. I'm giving a deep dive into 48 laws and I love your book so much, you are a real writer with real words

[@Thiago-nh2xp]

"Mastery" one of the best books i ever read. Nobody talk about the topics you cover in your books so deep as you, you master the writing art! Love all your books

[@TrietLyCuocSongGSH]

really enjoy listening to the channel's sharing. very good, very meaningful and very profound. Great

[@gabriel.omniversal]

I once watched a video of yours, Robert (I don't remember which one was it); where you suggested that people shouldn't follow their passion because that would not be necessarily a good idea. And I thought, "well thank you very much for your advice but I am actually going to follow my passion no matter where it takes me". But watching this video I say I completely agree with your message. Though I think purpose and passion go together, and they bring the fruit of life, which is the meaning. Where there's a purpose, there's an unquestionable passion, the "personal truth" that Kierkegaard talked about, "the truth for which I'm willing to live and die".

[@charr007]

Robert Greene is natural genius his books will be re-examined in the future

[@dickietalmage7918]

I'm 70 and I thank you for this video! You have awakened something in me that I knew all my life. I have repressed it because I was told it wasn't what I should do. I was too emotional to be a vet. Because I cried everytime an animal died. It hasn't stopped me from rescuing and caring for every animal that I thought needed my help. I will read all your books. Lots of love Robert ❤️

[@sambawetu7125]

Hi Dickie I would love to connect with you.

[@beautifulday7528]

Awesome! I am 68 and I feel the same way. It has reminded me of the creative side that was quashed because 'you can't make a living that way'. Onward!!!!! Good luck!

[@TrietLyCuocSongGSH]

really enjoy listening to the channel's sharing. very good, very meaningful and very profound. Great

[@velojames15]

I know you replied a year ago but I am curious what you would have done. Animals are the only thing I''ve had a consistent draw to. And now that I'm 45 I don't know how I can work with them differently than I have in a position that can pay well enough. Open to your thoughts and anyone elses.

[@JimmyJaxJellyStax]

I'm 34 with the worst burnout I've ever experienced after 4 years in software development. Needless to say, I've always been recognized by my art teachers throughout my entire childhood and into college and really enjoy crafting new things and ways of seeing existing things into reality - perhaps it's time to have to courage to recognize it's ok to try a more creative career in design and let go of the fear of "starving artist." I particularly do hyperrealism drawing and have had plenty of great feedback but it's just my own inner motivation to truly take it on - maybe accept it can be something more. Maybe the most painful part of coding is all the technical limitations and disagreements among developers - raw design is absolutely more freedom.

[@beautifulday7528]

Right there with you! I am in a WAY too detail/technical field for someone who explores nature and creates from what I see and feel. Good luck!

[@Onthe9thlife3730]

It's been a year, how's this tracking for you?

[@JimmyJaxJellyStax]

@@Onthe9thlife3730 Feels like a full recovery - I found it's very important to design a solid daily structure and stick to it. More consistent morning exercise, weights, walk, and a little intense cardio. Giving up even occasional alcohol and intermittent fasting and limiting processed carbs and sugar makes a huge difference. I built up a solid portfolio and motivated tackling several fields of work now. Cutting out toxic environments is necessary, affirm your boundaries but if the company culture still refuses... time to go. Life is short, other companies need your work more or perhaps you're destined to be an entrepreneur.

[@TrietLyCuocSongGSH]

really enjoy listening to the channel's sharing. very good, very meaningful and very profound. Great

[@Linseman]

How did it go?

[@terrancekayton007]

Sounds and Harmonies have always been my thing. I never realized this was a legit type of “intelligence.” I remember going to Sam Goody, as a kid& getting tapes or CD 😂 when those came in; rejoicing in opening the cases, like it was Christmas every weekend to read and sing along with the lyrics to my favorite songs, for hours upon hours on end. Making mixtapes from Recording songs off the radio on my little brown Fisher Price tape recorder and tapes I’d make blank if I didn’t have any blank tape made that way. From 8traks to Disco Duck Disney vinyl album to Radio Show DJ, playing all my favorite MP3 when AOL came to be ❤❤❤ Rhythms and Beats have always spoken to me.

[@jennyfox1398]

There are so many self help gurus out there that, at their core, are just motivational speakers. So many people I know, including myself, don't necessarily lack motivation we just don't know where to start. Birth charts, IKIGAI wheels, therapy, motivational books, positive self talk, etc It really doesn't mean much when you're stuck in a wheel. I'm definitely reading Mastery. Having some place to start, even if it doesn't lead anywhere right away is a lot better than just running blindly in any direction.

[@Tom-Travels]

My life purpose is to have no purpose. I am succeeding beyond my wildest dreams. I just live in the moment and totally rely on luck, karma, and fate. I've really enjoyed the journey.

[@melaniagheorghe9256]

Jealous, I m being tortured because I did not find my purpose, my hobbies, my job..

[@Tom-Travels]

@@melaniagheorghe9256 - One of my friends, 53, has sought "his purpose," all of his life. It's been a total waste of time. Soon he will be dead and I will live to 100. My advice, forget all of that psychobabble and just stay in the moment; today. The Bible says, "Man makes many plans but God directs his path." You can't fight God. Go with the flow. Let today's trend be your friend.

[@dylanphelan3010]

exactly. You don't need a purpose. Just survive and live. See what happens

[@erikknudsen4034]

When I was in kindergarten, I was so proud that I was the first kid in my class to ride a two wheeler without training wheels. A few years later, I was planning bike rides to see how far I could go. On vacations I was always somehow able to find a bike to ride, and I'd plan out some type of challenging bike ride for myself. In 5th grade, I bought a new bike ($200) for myself using allowance money I had saved up. Fast forward 40 years, and after a long career in engineering and program management, I quit my corporate career to start my own cycling coaching business. The force driving me to do it was something I couldn't resist. I'm now about to launch one of the most innovative cycling coaching programs that I'm aware of in this industry. It's crazy when I think about it all!

[@PCP1992]

That is so cool Erik. I was just recalling at nursery when all the other kids would go and play together in the playground, I couldn't wait to get out there and practice riding the two wheeler. I'd never even ridden a bike without training wheels but I'd be on that bike day after day trying to ride it in the playground and I'd have dreams every night where I was able to ride it...... I'd always prefer to be alone and investigating something or learning a skill than to be wasting my time with the other kids.

[@WITITWEDNESDAY]

I agree 1000%. This has changed my life. Due to purpose making me extremely successful, the only thing I would add is that you don't have one singular purpose. Your purpose continues to evolve and change. The goal is to keep finding your purpose over and over

[@michaelobrien5891]

"Purity of heart is to will one thing." -Soren Kierkegaard

[@goldengriffon]

I spent so much of my life (the first 35 years) doing and wanting things simply because my parents and society told me to do and want them, and angrily rejected anything I had an authentic positive response to, that I'm a bit at a loss as to what I really want anymore. But at least I'm aware that I need to keep searching and experimenting with different ideas and activities. Thanks, Robert. Your books have been helpful.

[@dannyboi_663]

I'm not crying, I'm just.. ok I'm crying. Thank you Robert.

[@nathanblake5335]

This makes you cry? In what sense like happiness or excitement?

[@antoniodossantos5960]

I became a writer at age 61 in Bogotá, Colombia. It has been my way to overcome my reality as immigrant. It has been my way to protest elegantly and reach the World 🌎

[@rae-annhendershot508]

Thank you for saying this 😊

[@mounamallem1651]

"...to protest elegantly " what a beautiful expression !!

[@oregonsnob31]

Mr Greene you have helped me in ways I could never enumerate well enough. I just want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@TheSwordandPearl]

Second this

[@RobertGreeneOfficial]

My pleasure. Thank you.

[@ReachingHigher001]

@@RobertGreeneOfficial ♥️

[@Sound_of_the_trees]

3rd this

[@prasoondhapola2875]

Fourth

[@alia.8753]

I love you Robert, I am from Iraq , I had read all your books

[@Vantagehub]

you're a genius Robert! This is gold! Brief and concise👍

[@tahmidhasanshoumik8880]

The process feels very natural!!

[@lilrodz]

I admire how smart you are and also how humble you are. Thank you Robert Greene.

[@roukfalgerie]

my best teacher

[@dralibeshara]

I am 47 and listening to this and reading about it from RG , I guess my obsession was with fixing things. Now every corner I look in my house, and life I see evidence of that. One example is that huge cabinet I have of tools. I guess I might use this obsession into creating a side business of consulting to fix small to medium business. Let’s see how this goes 😊

[@rich-is7ct]

Good luck

[@Raverraver9999]

Man is created to praise, reverence, and serve God our Lord, and by this means to save his soul. And the other things on the face of the earth are created for man and that they may help him in prosecuting the end for which he is created. From this it follows that man is to use them as much as they help him on to his end, and ought to rid himself of them so far as they hinder him as to it. For this it is necessary to make ourselves indifferent to all created things in all that is allowed to the choice of our free will and is not prohibited to it; so that, on our part, we want not health rather than sickness, riches rather than poverty,honor rather than dishonor, long rather than short life, and so in all the rest; desiring and choosing only what is most conducive for us to the end for which we are created.

[@ShelterDogs]

This sounds like a Handyman business. Another business to consider if you're detail-oriented is car detailing. You can scale up with employees with a business like this. Not sure about handyman.

[@CarmenBelcher]

Make a KZbin of you fixing things! You have no idea how asmr it is for a single woman like me to watch men tinker with stuff and teach how to repair things. I love it

[@A.Wilkerson]

Mr. Greene.. Your study has givin Me different prospectives that've created an understanding .. Finally.. I get It.. Thank you Amy

[@ranvijaysingh5002]

1:12 - 2:07 5:55 - 5:58 Excited 10:45 - 11:38 The process of discovering your life task 12:13 the adventure ( it is the preparation phase) You were very articulate as always

[@TheSwordandPearl]

Your 48 laws changed my naïve views

[@RobertGreeneOfficial]

Thank you for reading my work.

[@TheSwordandPearl]

@@RobertGreeneOfficial Thank YOU, Mister Greene 💎👑

[@peacesound1101]

He's helping me act courageously calm. It's all in the voice

[@cliffnyaberi2946]

Be blessed Mr Greene your books give me purpose especially having been born and living in Africa

[@shubhandthewitches]

This is nuanced. Thank you. The problem is that when I look back into my childhood I find not one but many things that would ignite passion in me. And all are in different directions. I have tried all these and I share almost equal passion for all. I am stuck.

[@alexanderg8466]

When I was a Kid, I used to imagine fantasy worlds all the time. I stopped playing with other kids, kind of became anti social. But today I do 3d animations. It is the thing that makes me happy above else. Also I am a chemical engineering, because I want to create my own company. I love the creation part, imagining, mixing.. It gives me happiness to make dreams a reality.

[@byekk2251]

I'm a decorator and absolutely love my job. ❤

[@Bahamut3525]

I realised my purpose around 14-16. I knew what I wanted to do. But from 20-30, I followed conventional wisdom, got a degree, and went on a completely different path. I took things for granted and normal, because I didn't realise how time was passing fast. By 30 I was in full blown existential crisis because I didn't give a F about my career and was a failure. In conclusion I would say that the biggest thing that F people up is their delusional view of time. Society implies you have all the time in the world, so people go do all kinds of things (work different jobs, study for 5-10 years, etc) without the time pressure to go actually do what you want to do. In fact that's the big mistake. You should do what you want to do. Life is so F short you don't even realise it. Years pass by ridiculously fast. You should focus on doing what you want in it. And often it's a very humble goal, it's not ambitious by any means. At least my goal wasn't. *Your view of time conditions how you act* People who have accurate view of time do what they want to do, right away. They don't "go to college because one has to go to college" and waste 5 years or more on that. 5 years in your 20s is huge.

[@midnightblue.8165]

So true

[@ilovehorses38]

But 4 some of us college is our only option out

[@Bahamut3525]

@@ilovehorses38 It's entirely subjective I think, what one person's dream career is. Some people need college. Some people just need trade school or such. It depends on intelligence level, abilities, etc. Problem these days I feel is everyone goes for college (engineering, coding/computer science, etc) as default path without asking themselves anything.

[@Piccolo_Re]

I’m in the same situation right now. Just hit 30 and hate my job and most of my life.

[@Piccolo_Re]

I’m in the same situation right now. Just hit 30 and hate my job and most of my life.

[@TheGreatExperimentofLove]

Just lots of gratitude to you, thank you.

[@satnamo]

Without love, there is no joy; Without joy, there is no creation; Without creation, there is nothing. Therefore, love is the force that creates the universe.

[@daisylavender5275]

🤢

[@antoniodossantos5960]

I have survived a heart stroke as you did...Thanks. Take care 🌎 To find the task, your purpose, your why...it is an art...reencounter with yourself.

[@laughatmewithmebymeornotla9328]

Grateful for your existence 🤗

[@damslifevlog5031]

Thank you Robert. I love your work.

[@eekay3646]

48 and Mastery are by far my 2 favorite. 48 is Machiavellian, amoral, and Mastery is like a more in-depth version of Gladwell's Outliers. I enjoyed them both, and did read them cover to cover.

[@robertragan8055]

I've read your books and love them. Thanks for everything you do.

[@brendamacdonald6587]

Thank you Robert Art Drawing

[@williamclark8507]

thank you for your powerful guidance Mr Greene.

[@rasecsajor3699]

Thanks Robert for pointing us in a direction. Life task!

[@Max-ej3po]

Utterly brilliant. Thank you Robert

[@LD9user]

Thinking back to specific childhood events, I now understand where I came from and why I am where I am. Brilliant video!

[@ramonvillaster609]

Thank You Robert. It's such a pleasure to be able to listen to your unique perspective.

[@thegoatleo]

Thank you very very much Robert. 💫

[@Edumastermind01]

THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR WISDOM

[@huntinggamer100]

I really appreciate the way you explained this question in this video!

[@DRACOCHIEF]

Always a pleasure to hear Mr. Greene speak!

[@rubberducky6411]

So important to have guidance in your youth and support thru out your early years.Life gets in the way and becomes the distraction instead of the dream you wish it could be.

[@sarah.marco888]

I'm way beyond THRILLED that you have a KZbin channel Robert! I'm such a fan ! Read 48 laws and listened on audio repeatedly to it on audio. Just bought and reading Laws of human nature now! 🥰🥰

[@pragyavats9249]

Mr. Greene, you've changed how i approach life. So grateful. Thank you.

[@lamaalhezayen244]

I love you, Robert Green !

[@chris4charity191]

I wish I had found you 5 years ago when I was stick in a deck chair with depression for 3 years!!! I nearly died. Both internally and externally. My "mind was rotting"! Looking at my past life through the Robert Greene lens has helped me understand the short comings of my perspective. I won't ever be depressed for this and it's because I found my direction naturally after a huge depressive period. It all started with a perspective change and by starting something fulfilling. Thank you!

[@tayloraltomare9014]

Thank you Robert. Your books have helped me out in every area of life. I read the Daily Laws and Daily Stoic every morning. Looking forward to the Sublime 🙏

[@tedbillings2135]

I picked your first book up because I'd read about it in Neil Strauss's book, The Game. I instantly knew you were something special. I've read every book you've written since, and I enjoy your channel as well. Thanks for all of the knowledge you so freely give.

[@mustardbucketgaming3993]

Reading Mastery right now. Absolutely love it. Learning so much about the people of past. Love your writing man. Cheers!

[@LORNEJORDAN]

Thanks Robert, your insight and encouragement are a gift to the world. I listened to your 48 laws on KZbin, but I’m buying your mastery book right now. You’re the man!

[@manonthemoon8765]

Thank you for your wisdom Robert Greene ❤️

[@PatrickLiebeSeele]

Thanks Robert! Your work and knowledge and wisdom helped me in my understanding of life!

[@justa_dude]

Robert Greene, thank you

[@chrisilion]

Thank you Robert for how you spend your Time in this planet ! You are so helpful for so many many people ,including myself of course

[@intellectualman180]

Thank you Robert you are a gift to the world and young people

[@zb2747]

Much gratitude Robert. Your books along with some other self help books helped me find myself as a man and human at 25, haven’t looked back since. Peace and much love

[@reallythere]

I'm 58 and am truly feeling lost after a harrowing two years of trauma and I would love to make a purposeful life at last. I would love to have a consultation with someone to guide me to find out 🤗 thank you for the great information

[@anagomez9620]

Blessings 🌹🦋🙏

[@tunzlover1682]

I hear you brother. Its hard to deal with trauma and move forward. Im 56, I still feel like I missed the bus. Hang in there.

[@AgustinaNaldiSenk]

I just remember I loved animals and exploring nature as a kid; I also used to draw a lot. I don't know if my ideal career can be deduced from that At school I was good at almost everything so I can't tell from that

[@tracywatts1459]

Love you Robert. Your a blessing and gift to us all.

[@blakejackson7193]

I so powerfully needed to hear this. This is an understatement pointing at such a deeper truth. Thank you for what you do.

[@vincentpham8605]

I've always known I've been very compassionate and empathetic. I've always seen key points in my life that always pointed out I'm super empathetic and sensitive to the pain and suffering of others. That's how I learned I want to he a physical therapist. The fact that I will help others heal and live a happier life drives me. That's what I'm in college for. That's my life's work. Thank you for everything you do. Ur books have saved my life

[@my_piano_music_efi_tsangarides]

People like you make the world more beautiful and of course meaningful. So nice.

[@muhammad-emdad-rony]

The greatest talk from you I have ever heard as for me. Great motivation. Searching aim in life.

[@oraziolafata]

Thank you Robert for all your great content!!

[@RobertGreeneOfficial]

You are very welcome

[@Paradys8]

Thank you for discussing this subject!👍🏻

[@aleksandra8359]

Omg. Thank you so much. So simple yet so mindblowing

[@echang1572]

I believe what you said, it’s so true …..I am watching everyday and sometime all day and I am learning lot. Thank you.

[@mohtasimahmad9109]

The great Robert Greene sir 💥

[@Mattjensen652]

I read the laws of human nature this book is a continuous help on a daily basis Thank you Mr. Greene!

[@jabaakhiborthakur2155]

You were one of the major discoveries in my life task. Thanks xx

[@SakshiTiwari-lm3ty]

Thank you Robert green! For addressing such a topic and I have read all your books and to be honest you have shaped my thinking I am a huge fan of your book mastery and I am Perusing law and it has helped me a lot.. I love reading and your books have influenced my interest even more can’t wait for your new book…..

[@LashLiftSanDiego]

You sound healthy and vibrant again! I feel your energy again❤️thank you Mr Greene

[@pablo_hinche]

Love you Robert. And I always care about what you have to say. I always feel grateful for and impacted by what you have to say. Thank you

[@nunusameera1523]

Thanks Robert ❤

[@Ferelmakina]

I Love this kind of videos! Robert helping us in our life

[@Aspectus]

Discovered my unique purpose and destiny is to stock shelves at Walmart. Who knew!?

[@akshat3825]

Robert I'm just Out of Words!! I can't thank you enough for creating this beautiful channel and guiding youngsters through life in such an awesome way!! Absolutely Worthy ❤❤❤

[@Alinaslifeabroad]

Amazing. Thank you for your work.

[@LongTranDuy-wq2jz]

Wise words from a wise man! Thank you so much Robert!

[@getstarted7168]

Robert, that stroke could have killed you. But it didn't. Rather, you are still with us, smiling at us and sharing your wisdom and infectious curiosity. Blessings to you and wishing you continued strength and peace of mind. Daniel, from Sweden.

[@beverlypoon6739]

Hi Mr Greene, thank you so much for your books. Discovered 1st book concise version of the 48 laws in 2012 at Kinokuniya bookstore, and bought every book since. You enlightened me alot and shine a torch of introspection and understanding. Especially areas that was like a mental knot to me, I couldn't figure out why things worked as such, and as such running in circles. through your detailed examples and illustration, helped to unpack those questions and got answers from your books! Like many of your readers you have touched us. Greatly helped my career and brought understanding to my Brother who is now in university. Thank you again Sir and I wish you continued good health and happiness!