Mastery

I first learned about Robert's work from reading the book mastery, which to my mind is a brilliant exploration and a practical tool for how to think about and pursue one's purpose.

And the reason I recommended mastery is because these students were soon going to go into the great jungle of post undergraduate education.

Mastery transform my entire life and in many ways this podcast probably wouldn't exist where it not for mastery because it really embedded in me this idea that we all have a deeper purpose and it explains how to go about finding that purpose.

And then I read mastery and I realized yes I love running a laboratory I love teaching but there's something else for me and it has to do not with a podcast I even know what a podcast I probably knew what a podcast was

And so I tell you that and I also will use that as a segue for asking you now since I'm sure people's ears are picked up to this. How do you find your purpose?

I like Robert Green's book mastery because I've had amazing mentors and that book is all about finding mentors and assigning mentors to you even if you don't know them.

I have a book called Mastery, which I discuss the process of creating something.

And I had wrote a lot about how spiders think.

A lot of that, well, he's got a billion laws of human nature and the mastery.

But I think one of the points in my book, particularly in Mastery, is people don't become good at something unless they like it.

Retain the craftsman mindset. This is another concept from Mastery's / The Daily Laws.

the first chapter in mastery was called discover your life's task and so the first month of the daily laws is about that the month of January

it's the most important thing in your life right now particularly if you're younger you know if you're in your 50s or 60s it's getting a little bit late I'm sorry to say but it's never really too late but if you're younger man that is the most important thing you can learn

The first chapter in mastery was called discover your life's task and so the first month of the daily laws is about that the month of January because it's really if I had to say it Jordan it's the most important thing in your life right now particularly if you're younger you know if you're in your 50s or 60s it's getting a little bit late I'm sorry to say but it's never really too late but if you're younger man that is the most important thing you can learn I can't emphasize it enough because I have studied throughout my years and the thousands of books I've read for my research biographies the most successful famous creative people and I've done consulting with people on the highest level so I've seen this firsthand and I've done it in my research and inevitably these are people who understood at some point in life that this is what I was destined to follow this is a path for me.

Like I've read Robert Greene's books a couple of times. Like I've read Mastery.

Oh, it's an incredible. I've read Mastery. Like I think I read it like a bunch, like two years ago. I listened to it as I was running.

I think one of the most motivating books that I've ever read is Robert Greene's Mastery.

I know that you've worked very closely with Robert Green over the years and his book, Mastery, was just instrumental in my development of the idea of being patient and letting time do its work.

Check out Mastery.

I just had a podcast guest yesterday who was raving about Mastery.

author who sold millions of copies, 48 laws of power, 33 strategies of war, mastery, the laws of human nature.

And in Robert's amazing book Mastery, he talks about how everyone has to undergo a long apprenticeship. You have to learn from someone who's further along than you, who's mastered that thing, that's the fastest way for you to become a master.

I read mastery robber green it changed my life and that's why i purposely use those words of trade and mastery

Robert wrote an incredible book called mastery which I would recommend to everyone here um like how do you decide not just like I want to be good at something but he says like you find what your life's task is what you're put on this planet to do and then how you become a perpetual student and you know hopeful but never in practice master of that domain yeah unbelievable he is he is it's amazing though because he is one of the to your point one of the greatest thought leaders and thinkers ever for sure and definitely an average and you're now following in his footsteps in that in that same in that same space

He wrote a wonderful book called Mastery and he has another book I can't recommend enough called The Daily Laws,

Mastery by Robert Green, definitely.

This is what Robert Green's book master is about.