How to Turn Anxiety into Seductive Charm | Robert Greene

[@kelseymathias3881]

It's never too late to live your passion. I'm in my 60s and these are the best years of my life. Sometimes in younger years, you have to do a job in order to pay your bills. But you should never forget what really makes you happy, and keep it alive.

[@ProdbyCeeSick]

Thanks for this I’m 36 and sometimes feel I’m out of time to start all over so it’s nice to have conformation I’m just having doubts

[@kelseymathias3881]

@@ProdbyCeeSick Everyone has doubts at some point. It's normal. The price you pay for being human and alive.

[@ProdbyCeeSick]

@@kelseymathias3881 word!

[@mikewilliams4947]

@@ProdbyCeeSick that thought is a very insidious thought. It has cost me much progress. You aren’t too late for anything until you give up. There is ALWAYS Opportinity. Keep punching

[@curvygirlzrock8836]

That’s what I said too! I was so tied down from 18 on with responsibilities and time for my daughter, diva mama and rock star husband… I at times sacrificed my vision and desires for myself… but I did learn a lot and my daughter is going in the right direction… for her…💥 peace & Love

[@youtubemom497]

I agree with him, his books are not for powerful people , they are for the disempowered who need to understand how these structures work. I have read every book and they have absolutely helped me navigate life.

[@isaiahharrell20]

Hey, you're also Subscribed to Alux! Good channel choice. Do you have any content?

[@joeballer4036]

A lot of people at the top read a lot of books

[@Corteum]

Top three of his books you'd recommend?

[@ryanand154]

Dr Faustus lost his mind over waffles

[@misguidedpearls7456]

Amen If we only knew

[@orangeorangeness2116]

Let Mr. Green talk

[@maddienikki5887]

This guy saved my job and I started getting liked and becoming popular. 48 laws of power saved my ass!

[@jeanclod8810]

Can you describe how? I read the laws and implement them naturally but do fear having an inability to implement and not just read. 🙏✌️

[@Wooooomaia]

Applause to Robert Greene for not letting the constant interruptions interrupt his flow, he’s able to bounce back so well after each time. If it were me, I wouldn’t be able to continue my train of thought.

[@JordanHarbingerShow]

Shouldn’t be that hard. This is one of his favorite interviews.

[@takeiteasy7062]

Haha 😂 you fell for that one

[@Hampton23]

I felt the exact same way while I watched this interview. The host kept interjecting little snarky, condescending quips throughout (unnecessarily) when they should have been a bit more silent and let Mr. Greene speak. It was very off-putting, but thank God 🙏 Robert kept it on track.

[@chrisf1486]

ADHD!

[@Goddessoftarot216]

Im 38 and im tired of making excuses i just gave up alcohol 3 weeks ago so my vision can be clearer and so that i may be more productive in pursuing my lifes purpose. Wish me luck and blessings and i wish you all the same 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@booyakasha00000]

Congrats on quitting alcohol and good luck 🤞

[@SHWHITEBUFFALO]

Yeah I have to stop 🛑 drinking for probation so here is to life sober! 😂😮

[@blessingj20]

You got this

[@beyuwallace]

Recently did the same each day gets clear and more productive and then you notice the liquor culture is huge and many people think it’s okay. It’s 100% toxic and redeadily available and acceptable

[@sallypage7476]

Better than good luck is knowing that drinking alcohol is pathetic.

[@psyfiles7351]

I love Robert Greene. I used to be so emotionally reactive and went through way too much hurt I didn’t need to. Now I’m wiser, stronger and ironically even more empathetic. Thank you Mr. Green.

[@johnsally8320]

Awesome bro. Could you expand on what you did to help you be less emotionally reactive? I want to be able to control the pain and anger caused by past memories. Perhaps reading and new thoughts will pave the way. Thanks in advance and much love.

[@jackchurchill3777]

​@@johnsally8320the only way you will ever heal from your past thoughts is if you take the effort to process them. If you have unprocessed emotions they will remain floating around forever. They may not always come up but they will and it's important to understand why you're feeling them.

[@MrRocksW]

I love Robert greene - he's such a lucid rational voice. Great to listen to.

[@JordanHarbingerShow]

Thanks for listening!

[@SIZA3]

I'll second that. I'm currently reading his art of seduction

[@Scott-got-caught]

Lucid?

[@tiffanyd.8660]

​@@SIZA3was it good?

[@TrietLyCuocSongGSH]

You are one of the most inspiring people I have ever met, you are as real as can be and it is hard to find words to say how much I appreciate your work. It's amazing and the book is great

[@sreardonatpfg]

A technique I use to mitigate my own anxiety is to remind myself that other people have fears and anxiety similar to mine. Then I’ll try to make the other person feel comfortable. Focusing outward like that is much better than putting yourself under a microscope.

[@m.morales9417]

This host is setting a crazy vibe kinda exposes himself and acting a certain way towards Robert Greene.

[@Asiatina_]

The host is kinda weird. Like he says douchey things to try and assert his masculinity. Robert is unphased

[@soundslikejrich]

I agree

[@dijonj8164]

Definitely out of pocket host..

[@patriciapeever5974]

Robert GREEN is so therapeutic and INTERESTING....love LISTENING TO this master..

[@KBonilla]

I used to think that I was always judging people but I realized that it's not Judgement but Discernment.

[@stepash77]

Oh that is FIRE!!!

[@emma9sachi]

Really appreciate Robert. He’s like the courageous child who points out out loud that the emperor has no clothes.

[@cia1223]

My dad was in his late 30s when he got this book. He insisted on me reading it too. The young rebellious idealist that i was, I had many heated debates as to why this book, these rules were evil. Now that m in my late 30s, i miss my dad. I wish he was still with me to discuss and reflect on the pure gold that this book delivers. Its a weapon that i m discovering against the reality of the world and people

[@ThePianoKeys]

I really love listening to Robert Greene. Kind of wish this interviewer would stop interrupting Robert. A great interview isn't about showing how clever you are, but in stepping back and letting your guest shine.

[@JordanHarbingerShow]

Not really. This is a conversation which is totally different. Robert comes on my show specifically for this reason. If you only want Robert, buy the book instead 🤡 thanks for watching!

[@peanut305live7]

That was kinda harsh calling the lady a clown lol.

[@JordanHarbingerShow]

I’m not afraid to tell it like it is.

[@saycog1084]

Herd mentality.I had a yard sale yesterday, and noticed that most people would stop by if there was one or more cars parked. Nobody wants to go to an empty restaurant, they prefer to get in line for the busy ones. It takes courageous people to be the first so followers can make decisions.

[@MrsShanonBrown]

Park cars out front. I’ve also seen this phenomenon, and this is what I came up with.

[@Numantino312]

an old coworker had his teen son + cousin drive around 'the circle'. (teen son was on learners permit, so it was perfect) it wasn't really a block, more like a circuit where you drive 1/2 mile down, turn right, go four miles, turn right for another two... and they would stop back at the yard sale like they were completely unrelated to the household, ask some version of 'do you have a computer monitor?' answer 'no the two i had got sold about 45 mins ago', jump back into the car, drive off and repeat.

[@misguidedpearls7456]

I never feared aloneness That never was an issue The attacks for willingness to stand alone society denys that..I'm so thankful for robert greene clarifying so many things I've seen in life... He gives reality a voice.. I wish so many teenagers could hear and read his work saves so much heartache

[@Tollah2real]

@@Numantino312 what it the point of telling us this I’m genuinely confused?

[@Numantino312]

@@Tollah2real am giving example of induced herd mentality to original commenter, specifically that people are more likely to buy if there are other people who are also looking->buying. or, similar to having a shill at an auction (shill = someone who is placed by seller to fake-bid so that real buyers try to outbid the faker.) except one does such with a yard/garage sale, particularly into afternoon when things quiet down too much. coworker's son got some behind the wheel practice time by doing the above as fake garage sale visitor to his own house. sorry if i wasn't talking clearly; have a good weekend!

[@mrfreeandclear970]

It's amazing that a man can write one of the greatest books of all time and still be so grounded.

[@Vanessalorayork]

I’ve been watching a lot of KZbin videos on a certain topic, and Robert Greene is by far (in my humble opinion) the best educator. I literally bought his book The 48 Laws of Power this morning. In this video, Robert mentions having naïveté, in terms of how people utilize and manipulate their power. I can relate. I finally figured out about manipulation when I was 33 years old, due to being brainwashed/controlled by a man whom I regard as narcissistic. Now I’m 39, I’ve been researching SOOO much (I’m currently being manipulated by somebody - I just can’t get away) so, I’d like to thank you Robert for opening my eyes to the truth and having legitimate information, and the help you are giving to people like me.

[@soniareimannova6083]

So I just came across this video. I thought it would be good as a bedtime material. Oh man. How wrong was I! So 40 minutes into it, my heart is thumping, my neurons are dancing tango and I feel that all my ideas that I've been mulling over the past weeks will burst out uncontrollably. My eyes are wide open, my mind is a sponge and I'm ready to do anything but sleep. This is some truly inspiring shit. Tomorrow is my last day of work and then holidays are coming. Suddenly I know what I'm going to be doing. Watch these guys over and over, order Green's books and take that godnamn inspiration for a spin! Honestly, the best stuff I've seen in ages. It's funny how sometimes you find exactly what you need on your journey and it does the trick. 🍀

[@JordanHarbingerShow]

Welcome. More in The Jordan Harbinger Show podcast feed!

[@bloochoob]

😂👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 you go girl

[@miggy2002]

How did you go?

[@ForageGardener]

The more I hear Robert Greene speak the more I like him

[@katsinthecradle89]

I've never heard of this man before but after reading a lot of books and attending different seminars over the years, I have to say, this man has managed to put into words exactly what I've been trying to understand. I do also find his voice really easy to listen to and thank goodness he doesn't use a lot of jargon and present airy fairy ideas. Buying his book today.

[@Stephp-y5t]

I appreciate Robert Greene's books because he researched and found proof that we all have multiple personalities and if we embrace and acknowledge that fact. Then we will be able to handle ourselves better... it kinda keeps us humble because we are no better or worse than the other person.

[@JustMeNow-jMn]

I just love the thought process of Robert Greene. It helped me so much to change from who I once was. I feel like he gave me 48 powers to strengthen me. This conversation is so refreshing in this strage world we live in. Thank you ❤

[@BRAZEN_Muse]

I’m 26 and I’ve had this scarcity mentality that has really slowed me down my entire life. It’s really damaged my ability to get ahead in school and now I’m a college dropout. I’m not sure what my next move should be but I’m glad this man exist. Thanks Robert I will be reading all your books. Just listening to you gives me more clarity

[@atwilliams8]

Whatever you do keep taking classes, even if it's online and only one a semester.. That way no matter what you're still progressing towards a better life.

[@MrsShanonBrown]

You’re not damaged or slowed down in any way except that you allow. Where you are is your starting point. We all have one. What happened in the past has NO bearing on your tomorrow, except what you allow. It’s too easy to blame the past stuff (no matter how true). No one ever got ahead in anything, ever, using blame as a tool. Your tool kit includes things you’ve learned FROM the past stuff. If you’ve learned nothing then you’re going to see it come up again and again, until you do. I have learned all this the hard way. I share this with you so you don’t have to.

[@FreshOffTheFarm]

@@MrsShanonBrown beautiful

[@pablobeats615]

Your still young, make a plan over 2 years and you will be super successful by 28!

[@l.w.paradis2108]

Here's a tip: people will not ask your age, but they will use your graduation date as a proxy. Graduating later can make you look younger. The most important thing is to graduate into a good economy for your sector. Think about whether to have a "Plan B" or to go for broke in a field where you love the work and excel naturally. People who advise you to forget your true passion and be "practical" may be doing you a grave disservice, because if you end up having to compete with people who LOVE love what they do, you probably can't. They may be able to work 50 and 60 hour weeks, no problem. That is always a drag -- and not practical, either.

[@joanneconall]

Great Interview! I am an empowered First Nations Ojibwa from Canada who has outshined many of my bosses and people who I found myself in power struggles with - I thought I was doing the right thing. Robert Green gives so much clarity about managing my personal power to be more subtle. I am so grateful that Robert Green has written a book about dynamics that most people wont talk about! Thank you, Robert Green!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@CoachHeyward]

40:50 “Your source of power in life is ACTUALLY THAT WHICH MAKES YOU WEIRD AND STRANGE. That which makes you DIFFERENT IS THAT WHICH YOU WANT TO LEAN INTO. To the degree that you know what makes you different and lean into it is where your power lies.” 40:50

[@SongofaBeach2012]

What if THAT is what gets me bullied by my boss at work? I can't quit but to survive I have to hide my authentic self as a protective measure so I can survive my narcissistic boss. Til I can get away from her at least.

[@nunusameera1523]

Robert Green is a legend. He's a blessing

[@SHWHITEBUFFALO]

I was one of those näive nice innocent young woman who was totally taken advantage of and betrayed by my mother who was in some sort of competition in her mind with me, to undermine and covertly destroy any foundation I ever had, and in the end she said she did it because she didn't have it good why should I? She was Narcissistic cruel, abusive, ran off every bf husband prospect, and took my kids tortured them before the state took them and adopted by court order. She was all about power and control and I had no clue the past 25 years and just now am listening 🎧 to Robert Greene. I get it now. I needed him to put it this way.

[@Keisha_The_Electrician]

My mother called me ugly when I was 7...my dad said she was jealous of me because I looked like him... when i had children I decided to be a better mother and pour positivity into my children. My mother passed away yrs ago, and her words still hurt 43 yrs later... reading books like 48 laws of power help me to understand, forgive and heal.. eventhough she said terrible things, she was still my mother. I would not be here without her... ❤

[@blastdouble1979]

Robert Greene is the author that got me into reading. Not only is he insightful but also entertaining.

[@amandlagwala8789]

I respect Robert for his patience.. geez amazing guy. He just continues ever so gracefully..😅

[@kritarth1990]

I saw what you saw

[@JordanHarbingerShow]

Yes this is one of his favorite interviews. Him and I go way back. Thanks for watching!

[@brucemah609]

I thought that too. There's this calmness about him. He is comfortable with himself in and and outside of the world. When he speaks reminds me of a Ram Das with more earthiness or pep!

[@mothstoflame]

Robert gives off an air of "putting up with people". If you pay attention, he does this in every interview. Its a power move, and when you read between the lines, you'll notice he's actually really enjoying this interview style.

[@JordanHarbingerShow]

Yes Robert and I are friends and this is always fun.

[@berserker3778]

30:00 reason 38:00 combining skills 1:03:00 attitude 1:19:00 human nature

[@shizzyfinn]

I'm still looking for the part about how to get people to like you - the title of the video lol. It's like the one thing he didn't talk about

[@massielr3116]

lol

[@ForageGardener]

@@shizzyfinn mirror them. agree with their image of themselves

[@cosmicboy7188]

@@shizzyfinnBasically thinking of them as great and wonderful, your vibe will match with theirs. Just make sure you’re not faking the vibe but you truly believe it

[@ForageGardener]

@cosmicboy7188 that's not always true. Some people don't always think they are great and wonderful and if you do they will see you as a manipulator. What you want to do is discern their opinion of themselves and mirror that. Perhaps in a good light, but a mirror non the less. For example. Lots of beautiful women don't actually think extremely highly of themselves, they know they have faults like everyone else. If you approach them with unearned adoration, they see you as a manipulator like all the other men. If you approach them with a mirror of their own opinion of themselves, an accurate mirror, they will see it as actual respect, like you actually see them.

[@lisaeve6426]

Greene is the hippest nerd on the planet. Hands down...

[@mamabear71234]

my parents taught me to give everyone the benefit of a doubt. as i got older i saw how bad that advice was. people are evil. i have dealt with a couple of narcissist and learned exactly how these people work. my parents were narcissists, and i think they intentionally set me up for narcissistic abuse. i cut off my parents because I saw just how evil they were as i got older. they were covert narcissist that wore a "good" mask. good natured people need to be educated on this subject because we are surrounded by predators.

[@spaghetti-ld2wq]

You sound like a very fearful person

[@TransformativeMind]

What you believe becomes your reality, change to believe people are good and good people come in your life

[@deadmanswife3625]

The Apple doesn't fall far from the tree

[@samanthamariah7625]

I was abused by narcissist too. I turned my life around by detaching from them and for some, complete cut off. After that, the most important thing I did was to begin looking at the sides of me that are like them or are inviting them unconsciously into my life. I dug super deep to really look at my issues. This is a lifelong process of always looking to myself as to how am I like them or allowing their behavior bc of weakness? And I then work to rid myself of these instead of blaming others. I now say “bless them and change me”. This has changed my life and I’m a better person for it

[@deadmanswife3625]

@@samanthamariah7625 absolutely the best comment here. Thinking admirable thoughts about your positive attitude and how you are grateful for what you have achieved

[@Докторпарадокс]

I have infinite respect for Robert Greene he is great author who writes to really and honestly help people without BS And he personally helped me with his "33 Strategies Of War" which was like a punch to the gut and a harsh reality check which I needed, specifically keeping the presence of mind chapter Which I read while being in the dark place from which I could not see the exit but after reading that chapter and learning historical examples I understood the need to take control of my mind because just panicking and feeling hopeless won't fix anything. I need to calm down and analyze situation to find solution and become the arm for people to depend on. (Of course I did not immediately shut off emotions rather just received a direction to become more resilient) That chapter literally changed my life for the better things I dreaded became mundane.

[@agtar1456]

Robert is just opening our eyes..what's really the reality his just educating us by awaking us with people nature it doesn't mean that we need to do that it's just he's letting us knows and learn what's happening

[@lifestoryguy]

I can relate to his process. I wrote my first book when I was seven. Later in life, I ended up helping old people in care homes to write their life stories and publish them on Amazon for their friends and family around the world to read. I also turned the poems I wrote for them about their lives into animations that I put up on KZbin. What I earned doing this helped me pay off my mortgage and invest in the stock market so I could buy a second property and rent out the apartment that I own mortgage-free. I also managed to write over 100 books including two novels and several poetry books by following that voice that just said to me that I had to write.

[@kelseymathias3881]

When you put your creativity into practice you get paid twice, once for the money your earn, the other for the nourishment of your soul 🧡 Good for you!

[@rhondahibbard5545]

Sounds so good!

[@janielelewis8846]

What you just shared exemplifies the mantra “abundance is on the other side of sharing your gifts”

[@kelseymathias3881]

@@janielelewis8846 I love this! 🧡

[@beeolix2671]

What are the names of the books on Amazon?

[@lofioto]

To the person reading this, don't let the challenges of life bring you down. You are strong and capable of overcoming any obstacle. Keep pushing forward, and good luck on your journey! 💪🏼🌟

[@KingBurger404]

❤

[@mashapetoddlethata3056]

Robert Greene opens the shut and bolted.....(figuratively speaking) the inside doors and windows in the depth of the obscure...hidden seat of human internal power of the conscience. ...

[@humungushumungus213]

I know someone who didn’t become wildly successful until his 70’s. Toiled all his life, doing the same thing, in the same industry, he made some changes and took a risk, sold his company for $780 million 6 years ago , he toiled there for 50 years. At points the company had negative worth. He decided to get better people by paying more then competition , significantly more , and selling more expensive and luxurious product, after a year or so the avalanche of money his company started to make, allowed him to advertise and grow like crazy. He got a private Jet and a box at Jets stadium , he is a lifelong Jets fan, that’s not a very successful team. But he stuck with them. He made his sons and close associates millionaires . I worked for him for 20 years. He was a great boss.

[@sage1682]

I was in lockup/ detention center at 26yrs old in Michigan, just outside Detroit. Very tumultuous time, a brotha I ran into named Jimmy was very smart and calculated. He was quiet when he first got there and by the end of our stay he was clearly the leader of the whole cabin. He was charismatic, he once lent me the book 48 Laws of Power and warned me, "Sage there's lots of good stuff in here that will change your life but be careful, it'll make you think different" He would t elaborate, I read it and understood what he was hunting, that it gave you the ability to play the game yes but also gave you an elevated Machiavellian outlook on every interaction, garnered your criminal mind.

[@TrietLyCuocSongGSH]

You are one of the most inspiring people I have ever met, you are as real as can be and it is hard to find words to say how much I appreciate your work. It's amazing and the book is great

[@naturerules7176]

He is speaking truth about workplace politics and majority are mean to deadliest end.

[@TriggeredAndy]

I love this guy! I couldn’t stop staring at Mr. Green’s open button tho😂

[@miava1031]

Robert Greene such a talented yet, humble human being.

[@LilLumie]

this is the guy that wrote that book! dude this book created a monster in my life - now it's my turn to read + step up but with goodness

[@Sujenki]

How the bad reviews impacted him. i feel for him. He really is my teacher of life

[@javidafzali6101]

His books have really helped me to deal with myself and poeple around me .

[@susanaacostazimmermann9384]

I didn't know about this man until now. And I am more mature now. I just could have used this for years! He's right about power games.

[@SanxxChevalier]

I swear this book got me back to what I love. Music. Now I just my career as my foundation to supplement and support my music. Thanks Robert.

[@Stein99]

Do you live in the U.S.?

[@lillychang4788]

Never been about power its all about observations of power. It's bringing awareness

[@boatmermaid6732]

The dude doing the interview needs to read the book 5 times....

[@jonathanculmer8800]

😂

[@SabrinaDHenson]

I'm glad I'm not the only one that noticed Roberts reactions to the hosts nonsense interjections lmfao He tried to make a joke in the middle of Robert making a point and Robert just said "Ok" and kept with his line of thought lmfaooo I'm so dead

[@happysoul7688]

I absolutely love Robert Greene and his books! I appreciate his honesty, keen insight and desire to share suggestions on how to navigate both in the work world and personal life.

[@JordanHarbingerShow]

Thanks for watching. More with Robert in The Jordan Harbinger Show podcast feed.

[@jackieR8983]

I love this author I actually understand what he means in all of his books.

[@RitchelleSebleyStevens]

Excellent talk, always enjoy listening to Robert Green. The interviewer was annoying, he kept interrupting Mr Green while he was speaking..

[@MeticulousFPS]

I love Robert, I love all your books, i gotta say this.. "I had 65-80 jobs, and all my bosses were psycho'" YOU. You are who you are talking about sir.

[@eurika297]

Stop projecting 😂 lmao

[@omarabdulwadood5101]

Best and most valuable Robert Greene interview I have watched.. The down to earth conversation style protrays has allowed me to understand him better

[@JordanHarbingerShow]

Thanks Omar. More in The Jordan Harbinger Show podcast feed.

[@abcsorensen]

@@JordanHarbingerShow Robert Greene plagiarized R.G.H. Siu's The Craft of Power.

[@elizabethlaws9128]

About 53 minutes in they expound on the important art to separating this isn't good vs I'm not good. Knowing that your work can use improvement shows that you know what is good; accept that there is a good enough level, that is indicative of your current skillset. Do things as well as you can at the moment, don't slack off and don't compare to your future abilities. They explain this well.

[@azona3633]

I just love how Robert Greene handles this interview with great self control that really amazes me

[@Ophanim1000]

@Ephantus Mugo The dude clearly cant control himself he just blurts out some random and irritating BS. Seems very childish.

[@authorjeffkosiba290]

Here is the 5 second secret to getting anyone to like you-no joke,no trolling no b.s. Always smile, and sincerely say hello to everyone you see. Problem is it is exhausting to do nonstop and that is why people don't do it, especially when you discover most people will ignore you and very very few will reciprocate.

[@newyorke172]

Anyone that says Robert Greene’s books are evil aren’t getting it.

[@ievents880]

Right.

[@l.w.paradis2108]

Maybe they do get it : he exposed their game. 😁

[@misguidedpearls7456]

Exactly He helps so much People want to deny reality He exposes it and gives hope to people bc now they understand things better

[@misguidedpearls7456]

@@l.w.paradis2108 ty ty exactly

[@CriticalMassAwakening]

There was a jock in high school and used to sit next to me in class and say, “Tennille, you’re so hot but why do you dress like such a freak.” I would reply, “So guys like you don’t try to date me.” Works like a charm!! 🤣

[@mubiawamarata2077]

I have read his book and they made me rich and strong.it has enabled me not to be manipulated by people and more so women in Nairobi city

[@Heathmcdonald]

Just remember the world is a stage and everyone is an actor and the sooner you realize that what people say is typically the opposite of what they really want and that you should just figure out the role they are playing and you can win anyone who you meet over. Need to be someone you don't know, its a lot harder to change a negative opinion than to create a positive one

[@squarerootof2]

Do you mean this guy could possibly be a "bad actor" out to manipulate weak people with flawed personalities and weak characters so they can destroy themselves and one another?

[@krukrok5218]

The best interview with Robert Greene! Every second is not boring.

[@bosco4eva7]

INFJ-A. Super spot on. Most comprehensive mbti guide I've found, extremely informative and well structured.

[@pattylovecakez7692]

This guy is brilliant…big fan of his books and he just puts out the information based on events that happened…if you use the info for bad then you’re evil not the author

[@squarerootof2]

How do you know the author intention is not for people to use his books to be evil and destroy trust in society and in one another? How do you know he's not a sociopath out to subvert the weak, unsecure, ease to manipulate people who read his books?

[@holla_j]

I just started listening to this and Robert said "there are negative reviews?" Is hilarious!😂😂😂

[@LDNBOYPODCAST]

I love Robert Greene’s books and the message of being aware of manipulations & social surroundings and defending yourself against it. Where people are messing up is that they feel like they must be liked by everyone so will use the laws to be fake, manipulative and disingenuous.

[@kapsouris82]

I go there and back forth and I don't know how in the end of the night I always watching Robert in another interview ....

[@user-ql8og2zz5d]

Thank you Robert Greene. You have helped transforming my life. I have really received some much! It's opened up my eyes.

[@Cupcakemix14]

THE FIVE FRAMES OF INTELLIGENCE. great part to replay.

[@eniac78]

Jordan is the best interviewer. Used to listen to his previous podcast and then he launched this and its even better. He has incredible guests. He has the best banter with his guests of any interviewer. It's the right mix of casual conversation, banter, deep questioning and always moving the interview forward.

[@JordanHarbingerShow]

Thanks so much and welcome!

[@johncoe6304]

No he's not.

[@sannajohanna5579]

Thank you for this wonderful conversation from both! 🎉

[@krivoli86]

I am naive, too. Great person you are, Mr. Green

[@Everything-j7w]

I wonder if people go around saying they're a student of Robert Greene. This guy is so good about breaking down Human behaviour

[@mollymaee]

Thank you!!! Finally found an interview where it feels like Robert is engaged. The chemistry was great. I cracked up a few times

[@RedPillTruth2023]

Most lmportant books ever written

[@abbeyglencircle]

Mr. Greene is a great observer of human behavior.

[@Commonsensenotsocommon]

He is so humble

[@rivkaruthgolan]

I wish that I would have had this information early in life, but when the student is ready… Thank you, Robert and the host of this interview.

[@rayray7144]

The guy who changed my life. Mr. Greene

[@yawni__emptysullivan840]

I done the thinking someone into a good reputation thing all the time with reportedly bad patients at the hospital. It works. I always try to think positively of people and the meet my expectations all the time.

[@waynesworldcoinsaustralia2640]

I have only discovered him in the past week and he talks so smoothly also calmly unlike me

[@kelseymathias3881]

If you aim for perfection, you'll never have the courage to start. It's better to aim for excellence.

[@frankl7370]

I needed to hear this today. Thank you

[@kelseymathias3881]

@@frankl7370 🧡

[@BarbieSan-e4i]

Robert Greene is an emphatic type of person.

[@JT-xp3in]

Jordan, friendly observation, you have a tendency to interrupt Robert when he's in the middle of a point that I, as the viewer, really want him to finish. This s more obvious in the middle/second half of the interview. Robert Greene is awesome, great job having him on!

[@user-ce8gi2mr8b]

The people that are making negative comments are those who got caught on their game. They hate to admit others know about their personalities. Politicians, business and religious people pretend to be who they are not. I couldn’t behave like the characters because it wouldn’t match with my personality, but learning about the 48 laws has helped me to recognize people with those traits and given me the ability to deal with them.

[@ioanananescu525]

Robert is genius!All my respect for his work !

[@nomessnostress]

This is one person I would show up to a book signing for

[@edenevolution451]

Nobody calls Fifty "Fitty" except people who are from the culture. Robert is intelligently respectful and doesn't presume to be so. Just like one who visits England wouldn't imitate a British accent because you're talking to someone from that location because it could be seen as presumptuous and disrespectful unless clever humor is employed.

[@jay.a3926]

My gosh, Robert seems to have got to the heart of the matter.

[@jackcatmull9711]

Mushrooms taught me this and more. I’m not endorsing it for everyone but my confidence since that 4.5 gram hillbilly trip has been through the roof. Not too attached to people and things.

[@loveonlyplease]

Robert Greene.....world class thinker.

[@evonaiwu]

This interview is priceless ❤ the rider of the horse is your frontal cortex 😊

[@frankgallo2946]

as a disempowered college student. I read his book and became powerful. I then used it to inspire and take care of employees. Gotcha dumb bosses

[@riturao6565]

The interviewer is not natural and dull

[@jackieyang9337]

It's very kind of you, idols. You like to help me and help people in need. Working together is beautiful

[@JordanHarbingerShow]

:)

[@gracefitzgerald2227]

This was such a fun and cool interview with the great Robert Greene. I try to watch all of his interviews but yours was really a good time. The fact that you joke with him, and he seems to embrace it is refreshing. It’s funny that you read all the daily laws at once. It’s information overload and you still came out looking real smart. Color me impressed. ❤️

[@JordanHarbingerShow]

Thank you! More in The Jordan Harbinger Show podcast feed. Robert and I go back a long way.

[@markjamesgoddard2247]

Colour😄

[@nomessnostress]

His books helped me because I was naive and there were just things I couldn't understand! Like rule number 2... I always avoided having enemies because I thought they will do the worst things to you but the book helped me learn tbe opposite