Robert Greene: How To Seduce Anyone, Build Confidence & Become Powerful

Robert Greene is the best-selling author of 7 books. In this enlightening conversation Robert discusses his life’s work, from the rules of power and seduction, to mastery and human nature. Robert explores how we can use the lessons of history to succeed in all areas of life.

Topics:
00:00 Intro
02:14 Your book & its international success
11:44 What is power?
22:18 Learn how to use your enemies
24:53 Conceal your intentions & be a strategist
33:42 Is it being a narcissist good or bad?
42:10 The power of seduction
45:24 What makes you anti-seductive?
51:18 Best dating advice for single people
01:02:48 Your body language betrays you
01:11:26 Learn the art of mastery
01:26:16 Ads
01:27:17 A stroke changed my life
01:34:23 My struggles and how to overcome them
01:39:14 What have you learnt about happiness?
01:48:02 Last guest’s question

Robert Greene:

[tezzag]

I wrote my novel at 61, a screenplay at 71. Nothing I did before that was wasted. Now at 72, I am reinventing myself again. It’s never too late.

[Roger-tvsf]

Anyone else on a binge of Robert lol what a legend

[ryanm]

With the way he speaks and words he chooses, you can tell he's been dragged through the sewers of life. Every time he opens his mouth is a wealth of knowledge

[-optimist-]

According to research, one of the factors that makes people happy is to be able to control most aspects of their lives.

[udeaghajohnegbe]

Robert Green is a realist. There are few realists in the world. I admire his courage and personal conviction.

[hugh]

I am so glad I found this interview with Robert. I am a 77 years young serial entrepreneur with THREE reinventions of myself - radio/TV investigative reporter for Post Newsweek TV Group; public relations consultant to the Original Marlboro Man and other celebs; 23 years writing about in eight books and teaching preparedness and survival skills and now pursuing interior design for my Raptor Domes™.

[Cordellium]

Mom: You need to get your shit together.
Me: I’m fine mom!

Robert Greene: You need to get your shit together.
Me: Yes Sensei.

[themooneytwins]

He looks and sounds better than last year. He is healing himself. Amazing

[rechanasivadasan]

Robert Greene never disappoints! His lucid style of talking! Beautiful!

[halleybruno]

When you self- validate you realize you are okay exactly the way you are. It's radical.

[gracefitzgerald]

I’ve followed every interview he’s done. He looks so handsome and healthy, and I can only imagine him being so stubborn to get stronger and stronger every day. What an inspiration. Absolutely my hero.

[thestreamofthought]

It's very interesting and somewhat comforting, that someone as successful as Robert had such a hard time in his early career, met a lot of horrible bosses, but made it in spite of that. As a young guy trying to find his future career, and that had similar encounters, that really puts you down.

[trevorthetherapist]

I bought that book 48 Laws of Power 25 years ago and it made such a difference in my life. It taught me what it means to have power, how those with power can loose it, and who has had the power throughout history and how it shapes our lives today.Thank you 🙏

[dp]

What I loved about this interview is Robert seems so humble. Although a genuis in his own craft, it’s refreshing to hear that he can put his ego aside and lean/trust his woman for advice on his work. I love men like this.

[Verbal]

This interview didn’t feel like 52:15 minutes. Felt shorter because of how valuable and enlightening this interview was with Robert Green. Thank you for giving this man an outlet

[LittleBluePisces]

For a couple years now, whenever I’m in a crisis in my life, somehow my path crosses Robert Greene’s books and talks. And now I’m at a point in my life that I understand his points about power with every fibre of my existence and it gives me a strong assurance that what I’ve learnt are very aligned with his lessons and also, the confidence and the hope that I can change my life for the better. He’s talking and it feels as if I’m talking, with the difference that I’m still have a long way to go to get out of the woods to some extent. This was such an honest interview. Awesome work, both of you.

[nathanilano]

The fact that Robert Greene said get rich or die trying after collaborating with 50 just made this the greatest interview on earth

[fredrickm]

This is, to me, the most special interview I've ever seen on Youtube, and I discovered it on the exact day I was think about myself and my interpersonal struggles I feel. Perfect example of synchronistic experience. Thank you.

[m.e.l]

What a fantastic and encouraging talk. I am a woman in my forties that has changed careers several times, I've lived in several countries and most definitely haven't walked the traditional path. I get so disheartened sometimes as in the eyes of our society I'm a 'failure' but what if bigger things are meant for me? What if I have an entrepreneurial brain rather than the inability to commit? I know a lot of this was geared towards young people making life choices but this really resonated with me. Thank you for a renewed sense of enthusiasm.

[BA-vxgb]

Oh boy is that the truth about ENVY being the biggest danger…. You don’t see it until it’s too late …… ENVY…. made my life a total misery… but at the time I didn’t know and was not aware that was the reason why I was being persecuted… I was oblivious.. …I am soo grateful to Robert Greene ..and his books… also for these videos they are very much appreciated Thank you 🙏 💛🌻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇦🇺