Mentioned 11 times on 3 shows. Most recently heard 11/11/2026.
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“You wrote this new book Sublime. And it's interesting because if I look at the books you're popular for, you're famous for, you've got 48 Laws of Power. Power, I mean, self-explanatory. It's like a very masculine, very sort of forceful grab it by the neck sort of word.”
“And he's like talking about how everything's great, but for all miserable. And I think it was 48 Laws of Power. I forget which book it was, but there was one story that I might be butchering, but I think you said that some of the first bits of writing ever discovered was about one generation complaining about the next generation saying they're lazy.”
“for a book. And I kind of improvised what turned into the 48 laws of power. And he ended up paying me to live while I wrote the book and we became partners on the project.”
“I've consulted with individuals before. The problem with a course is if you're, I think it would have great value for the 48 laws of power, for instance, if in college somebody were to teach that.”
“You don't know my private life. So there's a level of mystery there. If I was completely transparent about my private life, then I'd be violating a lot of the 48 laws of power. But I know certain things that I've got to like withhold from the public.”
“My guest today is Robert Green. Robert Green is a renowned author of books such as The Laws of Human Nature, The 48 Laws of Power, and The Art of Seduction. Another one of his books, entitled Mastery, remains one of my all-time favorite books and is one that I have recommended to the students I've taught in classes in my laboratory and to my friends and family and acquaintances for years.”
“So I wrote the 48 Laws of Power when I was 39, essentially, and I'd been pretty much a loser up until then. Parents about to give up on me, their son who can't seem to hold a job for more than a few months.”
“And so now it's time to like write a second book. And the pressure on me is to kind of just kind of create another version of the 48 laws of power. And because it is, it's doing very well. And people, so I decide, I mean, seduction is kind of related to it, but it's not what my publishers wanted.”
“Every single day, I get about 12 emails from scammers saying, Robert, I read the 48 laws of power is wonderful. What struck me most about it was blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. I am the curator of a reading group in Greenwich, England, and I want to help get your spread your book to my 10,000 readers.”
“First, I'm just going to read you from Robert Green, who came on the podcast. Really interesting guy. He wrote 48 Laws of Power. Law number 25, recreate yourself. It says, do not accept the roles that society foists on you. Recreate yourself by forging a new identity, one that commands attention and never bores the audience.”
“reading Robert Greene's 48 Laws of Power and is thinking about what time they get up and tracking, their whoop scores, like you're, you've already pre-selected. You're not going to be in the retard maxing bin by nature.”