
Howard Gardner
“once you know that it gives you a sense of direction... and I always recommend people reading this book because it's very very important”— Robert Greene
Carol Tavris and Elliot Aronson
“there's a great book I can't remember what the writer's name was mistakes were made but not by me I recommend that book highly”— Robert Greene
Robert Greene
“I talk a lot about it in interviews and in my in the book Mastery and I make it the point that it is the most important decision in your life”— Robert Greene
Robert Greene
“I talk in Mastery about something a concept called learning by doing”— Robert Greene
Robert Greene
“in in my book laws of human nature I talk about Aristotle Onasis who in the 60s was the wealthiest man in the world”— Robert Greene
Robert Greene and 50 Cent
“I remember when I was working with 50 Cent on the book the 50th law you know people look at at rap stars”— Robert Greene
Robert Greene
“I I talk in laws of human nature about strategies for doing that one of them is there's somebody that you Envy in the world”— Robert Greene
Robert Greene
“I was wondering why your book power is still selling unbelievably well I mean most books when they come out they have their moment and then they're done”— Steven Bartlett
Robert Greene
“it was actually in the law of power book about um I think it was law 36 when we feel like we've been wronged”— Steven Bartlett
Robert Greene
“it reminds me of law 48 in the 48 Laws of Power which is to assume formlessness”— Steven Bartlett
Robert Greene
“The book you're referring to that you're currently writing... is it called the law of sublime law the sublime yeah”— Steven Bartlett
Robert Greene
“I felt The Art of Seduction where people didn't understand about the psychology of dealing with um this the Sexes”— Robert Greene
Robert Greene
“I wrote the war book because I felt people were terrible at strategy”— Robert Greene
Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga (inferred)
“I was reading I think it was the book the courage to be disliked and it was talking in one of the sections about how some people would like they prefer to live in the like Realm of possibility”— Steven Bartlett