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Mastering the 48 Laws of Power with Robert Greene

Join us in an enlightening discussion with celebrated author Robert Greene as he takes us through his perspective on power, the significance of adaptive thinking, and how understanding human history plays a central role in decision-making. Delving into the themes of his acclaimed book, '48 Laws of Power', Greene extrapolates historical instances to demonstrate these principles, opening up about personal failures that have contributed to his comprehension of power. The conversation shifts intriguingly to his unique writing process for his upcoming book, the distinct style that has carved a new genre, and a special edition release. Showcasing his expertise, Greene also shares his insights into creating sublime elements invoking wonder about the world around us and ends with an offer to aid the host in structuring his own book. 00:00 Introduction to the Art of Thinking 00:59 The James Altucher Show Begins 01:06 The Journey of a Chess Master 01:40 The Importance of Adaptability 04:28 The Struggles of Aging in Chess 09:13 The Potential of a Chess Book 15:52 The Art of Book Design 21:25 The Power of Historical Context 25:56 Understanding Power Dynamics 36:23 The Role of Self-Awareness in Power 40:03 The Power of Adaptation: Lessons from American Apparel 40:57 The Constant Evolution of Industries: A Look at Publishing 41:35 The Pitfalls of Inability to Adapt: Tesla vs. Edison 42:23 The Naivety of Creativity: Personal Experiences in the Work World 46:28 The Art of Manipulation: Lessons from History 49:56 The Power of Persuasion: Genghis Khan's Advisor 01:08:50 The Sublime in History: A New Perspective 01:11:42 The Journey of Writing: Personal Reflections and Future Projects Subscribe here:    / jamesaltuchershow   Follow Me On Social ******************************** For media requests or interviews, please reach out to me at [email protected] Facebook   / jaltucher.blog   Instagram   / altucher   Twitter   / jaltucher