Why do we fixate on the things we can see immediately when we crave change? In this passionate talk Robert Greene shares the key to transforming ourselves an…
This is such a great Ted vid by the author of one of my favorite books on
power. He explains how all the instances of our life create transformation
and it is a novel way of looking at the whole process. Highly recommend
this one.
I always loved business but almost found myself in premed in college and
wasted a few years on that… thankfully I got back to my first love. Its
funny to think that it was something i was into doing when i was a kid.
Robert….brilliant writer.
Some of you think because A WRITER writes on a subject, he mimics every
antidote he mentions. WRONG. He may not believe in acting like Machiavelli
and he may not be a Narcissist.
Robert…thank you for sharing your Intimate Ideas and Thoughts! I do so
appreciate it!
I loved this video..His book art of seduction is one of my favs..but my
question is what if your not good at anything? I’m 23 and still have zero
clue what I want to do with my life or what I’m good at.
When I was a kid a was insanely drawn to music and crafty hobbies… Now
I’m a student in economics , it doesn’t “resonate with my personality” at
all. What should I do?
What he’s saying is very simple and we, yet, manage to remain oblivious to
it. He’s not clear enough, he makes all of this this sound too mystical
(Even if I started talking about para realities and alternative universes I
wouldn’t sound as blurry), but he is referring to the act of acquiring
consciousness, of understanding what the heck’s goinna’round ya. Said,
understanding yourself and working, thus, on inner flaws in order to solve
them. I used to be a money-holic, I worked on the envious, jealous, greedy
side of mine (amongst so many others. God forbid I’ll ever stop
improving) to be a better, happy person. So I became an narcissistic
altruist. Finally, he says, be happy; that’s how we will find happiness.
So basically just be fortunate enough and have a lot of money to travel.
Then while on those travels get lucky and have someone with connections
promote your work. Seems doable.
Remember that his writing is unique and out of ordinary. He might look and
speak like your neighbor next door, but please recognize the genius.
I am so grateful about listening to this video. Make the best of it
This will help you to change yourself into a perfect, immortal, spiritual
being (what you already are but don’t know): go to TruthContest◙com and
read ~The Present~
omg there are gaps of a few seconds and sentences. Why is he not standing
in the center of the stage or why is he filmed in this weird angle? This
really doenst look good and doesnt do him justice.
Basically saying that we should focus on making ourselves better, and not
focus on other people’s success. Eventually after focusing on bettering
yourself you will become successful, or at least that’s how it worked for
him.
I may sound a bit harsh, but this guy doesn’t seem to be a living example
of his writing – nothing about him appears powerful or seductive.
This is such a great Ted vid by the author of one of my favorite books on
power. He explains how all the instances of our life create transformation
and it is a novel way of looking at the whole process. Highly recommend
this one.
Love Robert but I just can’t imagine him hanging with Fitty.
Intelligent TED talk from Robert Greene – the author of 48 Laws of
Power. I’m curious.. What was your key to transforming yourself into a new
career?
Tip: when using a mic keep the arm holding it, still.
He speaks like he is
retaarded
Annoying guy.
I always loved business but almost found myself in premed in college and
wasted a few years on that… thankfully I got back to my first love. Its
funny to think that it was something i was into doing when i was a kid.
Here is excellent advice from my favorite author #RobertGreene
Robert….brilliant writer.
Some of you think because A WRITER writes on a subject, he mimics every
antidote he mentions. WRONG. He may not believe in acting like Machiavelli
and he may not be a Narcissist.
Robert…thank you for sharing your Intimate Ideas and Thoughts! I do so
appreciate it!
The experiences of life’s journey and following your heart and mind helps
you to fulfil your density << film reference - destiny ;0)
This is just perfect.
great
The modern Sun Tzu.
A wonderful, counter-intuitive talk on transformation by former London Real
guest Robert Greene.
My god somebody get him a drink of water!
I loved this video..His book art of seduction is one of my favs..but my
question is what if your not good at anything? I’m 23 and still have zero
clue what I want to do with my life or what I’m good at.
When I was a kid a was insanely drawn to music and crafty hobbies… Now
I’m a student in economics , it doesn’t “resonate with my personality” at
all. What should I do?
How does one simply “travel all across Europe”? He makes it sound so easy,
I think most people watching this would choose to do that if it were.
A lot of people don’t understand that the person who truly understands
power doesn’t sit on the throne, he stands behind it.
all seems a bit airy fairy to me.
What he’s saying is very simple and we, yet, manage to remain oblivious to
it. He’s not clear enough, he makes all of this this sound too mystical
(Even if I started talking about para realities and alternative universes I
wouldn’t sound as blurry), but he is referring to the act of acquiring
consciousness, of understanding what the heck’s goinna’round ya. Said,
understanding yourself and working, thus, on inner flaws in order to solve
them. I used to be a money-holic, I worked on the envious, jealous, greedy
side of mine (amongst so many others. God forbid I’ll ever stop
improving) to be a better, happy person. So I became an narcissistic
altruist. Finally, he says, be happy; that’s how we will find happiness.
Interesting that his goal was to expose the very people who would use his
books religiously to abuse and manipulate others.
God I hate his voice so much
Not everybody has the power of oratory, but yes the power of writing.
Great Story!
Thank you for your thoughts.
20 minutes to say “find what you like doing, then work really hard at
it”…
So basically just be fortunate enough and have a lot of money to travel.
Then while on those travels get lucky and have someone with connections
promote your work. Seems doable.
dear tedx: give him a headset or teach him how to minimize his gestures
while holding a Mic…please.
Remember that his writing is unique and out of ordinary. He might look and
speak like your neighbor next door, but please recognize the genius.
I am so grateful about listening to this video. Make the best of it
This will help you to change yourself into a perfect, immortal, spiritual
being (what you already are but don’t know): go to TruthContest◙com and
read ~The Present~
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omg there are gaps of a few seconds and sentences. Why is he not standing
in the center of the stage or why is he filmed in this weird angle? This
really doenst look good and doesnt do him justice.
Wow..erm.. this is generic as fuck..
Basically saying that we should focus on making ourselves better, and not
focus on other people’s success. Eventually after focusing on bettering
yourself you will become successful, or at least that’s how it worked for
him.
Very solid and thorough #Ted talk.
Fantastic talk. Thanks, Robert.