The Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene (Detailed Summary)

We are social creatures and knowing why people do what they do is one of the most important tools you can have.

If you are looking for part 2 with the remaining laws ..... Here is the link to that video

Lessons you will learn from the Laws of Human Nature

1. Understand your Irrational Mind
2. Are you a Narcissist?
3. How to read people's behavior
4. See the bigger picture and become less narrow sighted
5. Learn the toxic characters that you should avoid in your life
6. Your Dark Side

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0:00​ Intro
1:24​ Law 1 - Irrationality
8:40​ Law 2 - Narcissism
12:57​ Law 3 - Role-playing
17:06​ Law 4 - Compulsive Behavior
20:34​ Law 5 - Covetousness
23:35​ Law 6 - Short-sightedness
28:38​ Law 7 - Defensiveness
33:58​ Law 8 - Self-sabotage
39:36​ Law 9 - Repression

Robert Greene is also the author of well-known books such as the 48 Laws of Power and Mastery.

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[ingridtoro]

When I listened to the part where he said “stay away from these people” I realized that I had a lot of those qualities… I feel so sad because sometimes we ourselves don’t see it until someone points it out. I’m definitely going to change myself to the person that I want to be the self discipline and consistency. Thank you for this video. I’m gonna go cry now lol.

[bobiq]

'Stop trying to change people and use what you are presented with" - best advice ever, saves a lot of disappointment in life, helps you lead by example.

[princesslady]

It gets frustrating when it seems you are the only person out there trying to improve and better yourself whilst everyone else just gets to act however they want when they want to.

[WaseemQutub]

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[MrRondo]

This book has taught me a lot. Most importantly. That I’m TOXIC. How do I avoid myself 🤣

[abeltesfaye]

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[mathewdsouza]

This book and its summary is a labor of love. Robert Greene is everyman's philosopher, and his depth of understanding of the nuances of human nature is spot on and timeless. Ethereal and sublime.

[katebuckingham]

I've listened to this 3 or 4 times and each time I realize just how profoundly correct it is

[RyanThaLion]

"Stop trying to change people"

Best advice for this current generation

Edit: Advice @8:05

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[sidneyblackwell]

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[Harkness]

I read his book religiously as a teenager and no lie that combined with my ambition helped me climb my career ladder at such a young age.
I recommend all young people to read this book, its such a great tool for learning how to read people and often predict their motives and actions.

[MegaAlbert]

"He who stands on tiptoe
doesn't stand firm.
He who rushes ahead
doesn't go far.
He who tries to shine
dims his own light.
He who defines himself
can't know who he really is.
He who has power over others
can't empower himself.
He who clings to his work
will create nothing that endures"
-Lao Tzu

[MGood-ijhi]

It seems that the hardest part of the entire process would be just truly accepting how flawed we all really are.

[rameshnoori]

Robert Green is a G he made so many books and helped so many peoples about different issues, other authors aren’t capable of doing his work 🔥

[sunbear]

Wow just discovered I’m a terrible person

[nanadoie]

"Don't take things that others say or do to you personally, they are just protecting their own negative feelings"

[wanderingfree]

When people show you who they are, believe them!

[laurielotz]

I learned so much from this that I need to listen to it several more times to absorb all the content. It’s both frightening and exhilarating to see myself and others personalities described and I now have a deeper understanding of what motivates and drives my own and others behaviours. Thank you for posting this as it will help me on my journey to becoming a better person today than I was yesterday.

[kasra]

I can listen to this over and over again. Thank you for this amazing summary.