The Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene 📖 Summary

Understand why people do what they do in this book summary of The Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene. Greene is known for his best-selling books: The 48 Laws of Power and The Art of Seduction.

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I will help you to get your social skills to a level where you're enjoying yourself and not constantly second-guessing everything.

In high school I used to be a 'floater' - I'd walk around from group to group, never feeling like I fit in. I was always the quiet one, and I was afraid to talk to women, let alone understand them.

Now I talk to women with ease, dive into public speaking gigs with enthusiasm, vibe with my real friends, and choose to be the one who organizes get-togethers.

My approach is to 'cut to the mustard' and get to the Truth of parts of yourself you are hiding, but only as far as you are willing to go. I will never force you to do or say something you don't want to do.

My number one reason for helping you is to get you to place in yourself where you feel like you are free. You are at ease. Because you are being the authentic you!

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6 Things The Laws Will Do For You:

1. Make you a master interpreter of the cues that people continually emit, giving you a much greater ability to judge their character.

2. Empower you to take on and outthink the toxic types who inevitably cross your path and who tend to cause long-term emotional damage.

3. Teach you the true levers for motivating and influencing people, making your path in life that much easier.

4. Make you realize how deeply the forces of human nature operate within you, giving you the power to alter your own negative patterns.

5. Transform you into a more empathetic individual, creating deeper and more satisfying bonds with the people around you.

6. Alter how you see your own potential, making you aware of a higher, ideal self within you that you will want to bring out.

Ignore the laws at your own peril. Refusing to come to terms with human nature simply means that you are dooming yourself to patterns beyond your control and to feelings of confusion and helplessness.

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0:00 Intro
0:31 Law 1 - Irrationality
1:24 Law 2 - Narcissism
1:55 Law 3 - Role-playing
2:27 Law 4 - Compulsive Behavior
2:52 Law 5 - Covetousness
3:40 Law 6 - Short-sightedness
4:13 Law 7 - Defensiveness
4:43 Law 8 - Self-sabotage
5:20 Law 9 - Repression
6:03 Recap


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For the smokers who feel attacked about the comment at 0:54 on joints making you lazy - This message is intended for those who smoke joints but aren't aware of the emotional underpinnings of why they do it. There are plenty of smokers who smoke the green which can perpetuate their laziness - without admitting it or realising it. There are also plenty of smokers who are aware and simply enjoy it. Cannabis is neither good or bad. It simply is. There may have been a better way to communicate this in the video, so thank you for your understanding! -Brandon

[QuestionEverythingButWHY]

"Too many people spend money they earned..to buy things they don't want..to impress people that they don't like."
--Will Rogers

[theloniouscoltrane]

1998 The 48 Laws of Power (with Joost Elffers)
2001 The Art of Seduction
2006 The 33 Strategies of War
2009 The 50th Law (with 50 Cent)
2012 Mastery
2018 The Laws of Human Nature

Although his books are some
sort of compilation of great ideas,
and not too much analysis,
Robert Greene has the gift of
effectively summarizing and
paraphrasing great books about
great men and women and/or
authored by great men and women.
Kudos!

[JimmyJim]

Just remember. Everyone you meet is selfish and will do whatever is in their best interest.

[mahdishirzad]

wish i could really use and remember and learn this whole 6 minutes but truly i feel like i will need couple years to learn this

[Mayhac]

It’s important to not get rid of all fun at a young age but to learn balance and to be realistic with yourself

[BOOKTOOK]

"When one travels around the world, one notices to what an extraordinary degree human nature is the same, whether in India or America, in Europe or Australia"
---Jiddu Krishnamurti

[QuestionEverythingButWHY]

“I suppose it is tempting, if the only tool you have is a hammer, to treat everything as if it were a nail.”
― Abraham Maslow

[haywire]

When you're a stoic none of this matter no more

[polvrvoide]

Smoking definitely can make you feel super lazy and waste the day. That being said I used to be like that. Now I use it as motivation or a reward AFTER I accomplish my goals and tasks for the day.

[flystraight]

Smoking my joint while watching and learning.
I'm a highly active person. I work hard, abroad, in Africa, the RURALS!
I manage a company, I recently bought my own house back home, I got married and I workout more times than not! I just turned 30 and been smoking since 26.
Man, you irritated me on that joint thing although I can understand where that comes from, yet I still will watch your valuable content.

I really think more awareness should be raised on the herb and its all-abouts.

Peace

[shepherd_x]

It's weird how I came to all of this on my own... I see the way the world works, which is why I've checked out.

[JoeyT]

I got the book on Audible. Very good book!!! I'm not done with it. But I actually don't get as upset with people and have a better deeper understanding of the way people think and why they do what they do. Which can become very dangerous.

[cmarbormaster]

I literally feel one percent better after watching this.

[rafaeterna]

want to feel better on insta when all your friends post snaps hanging out with their friends everyday? hang out with your peer group and never post in on your story

[TasmiaAfrinMaria]

This video has helped me to discover many aspects of my personality , and I'm working on them.

[xzjulius]

I was this channels first subscriber and I am so proud of how far you’ve come :)

[rightiq]

Loved the representation :). One fact that hit me hard was the self-sabotage, mental perception of things hurt more than the actual loss.

[TracyAllenVideos]

This was really cool! I have to disagree with what you said about people only having empathy when face-to-face/in person. The people that I interact with online are real even though I’m not seeing them in person. And when somebody shares a pain that they’re dealing with and they’re one of my close online friends, I feel that emotion. I’m happy for my friends when something goes great for them! And when someone dies, it brings me to tears 😭

[rubberduckie]

So simple and easy to understand. Amazing stuff in this video!