How to Master Your Social Skills｜Robert Greene

Robert Greene comes on the show to talk about why humans behave the way we behave, mastering our social skills, and how using self-observation and empathy can help us improve the quality of our lives. We also discussed some topics that I've never had anyone explain in such unique lenses, including death, love, and ego.

This is a personal favorite episode with one of my favorite authors, and the 1st return guest of Growth Minds!

Enjoy x,
Sean

About Robert Greene:
Robert Geene is an author, who has written multiple Internationally best-selling books, including The 48 Laws of Power, Mastery, and most recently, The Laws of Human Nature. After selling 1.3 million copies of The 48 Laws of Power, his work has been followed and admired by the likes of 50 Cent, Drake, Michael Jackson, Will Smith, and more.

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Sean is an entrepreneur, investor, and host of Growth Minds. He is currently the CEO of Rype, the world's leading platform to learn languages online, a Columnist at Inc. Magazine, and contributor for The Huffington Post, Fast Company, Entrepreneur Magazine, TIME Magazine, The Next Web, and more.

[seankim]

What was your #1 takeaway from this episode?
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[mellisamabhikwa]

I've watched a couple of Robert Greene's interviews and what strikes me is how humble he is. Humility really is a trait of the intelligent.

[irishelk]

I’m on my third of his books. Thing is though, a fake smile is a fake smile, you don’t have to give them time to prepare, you’ll just know if they’re happy to see you or not, even before you learn about facial muscles and body language, it’s in their voice, maybe they’re really talking to you. And once I learned about passive aggression, I scanned back through my life and realised a whole bunch of people were doing that, most of them don’t know they’re doing it either.

[jcszot]

There’s a big difference between being reactive and being responsive. Love Robert Green! Thank you for this podcast.

[michaelmcgee]

This man is wise, I believe my personality has improved by reading and listening to people like Robert Greene, he’s done more for me than Jordan Peterson though I’ve learned from him as well among some others.

[gracefitzgerald]

Robert Greene is a game changer. Completely re-evaluated my life after reading his books and I can’t get enough so thank you for the interview

[ExpandOurAwareness]

"It's wired into our systems to be able to enter into the minds of other people on a very deep level, it's just that we're not developing this muscle"

[RanmaSyaoranSaotome]

You are an excellent interviewer and listener Sean. Thank you for letting Robert speak uninterrupted, which is much unlike many other hosts.

[valonbearandolph]

Awareness is the key to navigating emotions and cues.

[marygem]

Being self absorbed has always kept me from poking my nose in other people's business.

[bunnybunny]

I just love Robert Greene. I wish that man only the best. He’s so insightful

[luckybhumbla]

Robert sir.. you are the True Guru 🙏🏻

[cruzcfrc]

Robert Greene is like the special neutrino that shines a light back on what and who we actually are. Thank you Robert Greene!!!!

[donnherd]

His works have helped me to see who I really am. Thank you for sharing this 😊

[jedichild]

For the record Sean is super rare adorable and sweet and I’m always excited to see Robert Green.

[barotumsaillu]

I can't get enough of listening to Robert Green
Thank you

[zlonazlon]

You have helped me, so much. You are kind and brilliant. Please keep the working class, flannel shirt, and nerdy eye glasses look. That appeals cross-class and makes me feel that you are real. Don't change up for anyone, unless you really want to. Now you are the boss! Thanks.

[sherrieleemalisch]

Anger comes from the inability to express myself perhaps as a child. If I express anger as an adult it’s bc I now have the freedom to say and feel what I want

[enaukara]

In the world of madness, I'm thankful for guiding me. Thank you, I appreciate you

[michellehall]

I enjoy listening to Robert he's thoughtful in the way he speaks and carries himself. Very insightful.