Robert Greene: How to Become a Master of What You Love

The James Altucher Show

James Altucher

Education, Business

4.6 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 13 January 2014

⏱️ 35 minutes

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0:00.0	This is James Altature, and I'm here with one of my all-time favorite authors, Robert Green,
0:16.6	the author of Not Only Mastery, but the 48 laws of power, the art of seduction, and
0:22.9	several other books, publications, everything.
0:26.5	Robert, you're like one of the smartest people I've ever spoken to.
0:30.4	When you read your books, there are so many examples and so much research.
0:35.2	It makes me...
0:36.2	It's an...
0:37.2	I'm intimidated by the number of...
0:38.8	There must be like 500 biographies in all of your books.
0:42.0	Well, generally, I read about two or three hundred books to make one book.
0:47.2	Yeah, I've read probably over thousands of biographies.
0:51.1	What was like the last biography you've read, just so I know what to read tomorrow?
0:55.7	God, I don't know, I'm preparing for my next book.
1:00.8	I actually just read Phil Jackson's new book called Eleven Rings.
1:07.6	So that might be the last biography I've read.
1:12.0	What's the next book about, and then I want to actually start talking about your last
1:16.6	book, which is called Mastery, but what's your next book about?
1:20.1	Well, in Mastery, I have a chapter on what I call social intelligence, chapter four,
1:26.4	and I'm basically expanding that into an entire book.
1:30.0	And I'm going to give you what I call the laws of human nature.
1:37.2	These go back thousands of years.
1:39.0	It's sort of looking at humans as if we're sort of animals that behave according to
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