The Art of Seduction

“You have seduction, another one. Control. Mastery, another one about control. And it seems like Sublime is saying almost the exact opposite. It's about letting go and being small rather than being larger than life.”

“I thought Phil Jackson kind of embodied that. So in the art of seduction, I tried to literally kind of define charisma because as you say, it's kind of this intangible thing. And how do you actually describe it or where does it come from?”

“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.”

“some of the people that you had written about earlier? Like the intense life of somebody like 50 cent, the intense life of some of the people you wrote about in, um, the laws of seduction, who are these extreme examples of life energy funneled through a particular personality and style and many of whom, I mean, 50 is still around, but many of whom are, they die early.”

Our IdentificationSaid as “the laws of seduction”. We believe this refers to The Art of Seduction.

“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. It's not what my partner wanted me to do. But it felt like something I, it felt connected to my soul.”