3 Books That Will Change Your Life

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Castaneda was drbunked He made it up Love the books but only as a story, not factual
Comment from : Richard Wyant

Never
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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Comment from : Fly Hawk

The Art of the Deal by Donald J Trump
Comment from : September Child

Summary: read history, unfortunately Sir, you have brought nothing new
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The Education of Little Tree
Comment from : Jimmy Clay

From the outset, you can see the title is wrong, for it conflicts with your message brIt should read, "Three Books That Changed My Life" Can't people be honest in their titles or is deceit and clickbait the new norm?
Comment from : Stephen Doty

The first important book I ever read in my teens was Machiavelli's The Prince In high school, I had a Machiavelli t-shirt My older cousin, who is a devout Catholic, almost shit himself when he saw it My favorite professor at university recommended Thucydides History of the Peloponnesian War I did read some of it I should finish it I had the Thomas Hobbes translation In my 20s, I read almost everything by Nietzsche I still feel he is the best thinker that I have ever read I did read one book by Castaneda: The Teachings of Don Juan (?) I still remember the scene where he rubbed peyote (?) paste on his legs and was running and hallucinating in the desert I haven't read enough Dostoevsky I don't agree with the conclusions he came to Later I really liked Camus, Kafka, Cioran, and Ligotti Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : brian janson

Nice episode I will definitely pick up the first two I have ready Carlos Castanedas books and after that whole journey of reading them I came to the conclusion that what Don was trying to do was break us out of the illusion that what we see is what is and that there is so much more to life and spiritual life if we can only wake ourselves from this illusion I was very moved by it My wife did not think much of it so its definitely for the people who are seeking this knowledge even if its just a faint ember that needs fanning
Comment from : orKKa

The number one book you should read: The Holy Bible
Comment from : J L

Good morning Robert, thank you for the video and all the great work you wrote I did read three of your books
Comment from : Asmaa Rafferty

Aldoux Huxley Brand New World! It is a MUST!! If you use your own head instead of being like sheep, I definitely recommend this book to open your mind a bit And if you are not a sheep, you already know why I recommended it :)
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FrankensteinbrThe Brothers KaramazovbrDune
Comment from : Gom Tiles

Thank you for your work! I'm learning so much from your books 💕✨
Comment from : Jyotsna Marisetty

You must be fun at parties
Comment from : Polacerbic

One book that will change your life is the Bible
Comment from : John Valleau

Arthur Koestler: The Secret Writing blew my socks off
Comment from : David Roux

Jim Morrison read so much and became so powerful that a monster grew within, take care of the monsters
Comment from : Herb Bloom

I'm so happy I made productive decisions about my finances that changed forever I'm a single mother living in Vancouver Canada, bought my first house in October and hoping to retire soon if things keep going smoothly for me
Comment from : Lisa Carter

No - it’s like comparing your views with theirs - an argument - trouble is they can’t rebut your critiques
Comment from : Matt Stapleton

Read Mason and Dixon by Thomas Pynchon
Comment from : Lester Reyes

Journey to Ixtlan is the third book by Carlos Castaneda, published as a work of nonfiction by Simon & Schuster in 1972
Comment from : Captain Nolan

Read the Bandit of Kabul Out of a thousand plus book I've read it's one of the best
Comment from : Greg776

On Writing Well (Writer's Handbook)br- Greatly influenced my approach, studied it 2012ish
Comment from : John Murray

Reading Narziss and Goldmund, Herman Hesse, was particularly impactful for me It crosses between opposing ways to live through its characters
Comment from : Anton Schlagbauer

If you read yourself you can read anyone and anything
Comment from : Muralidhar Jakkam

Which version of 'The Prince' by Machiavelli should i purchase?
Comment from : karma (カルマ)

I am sorry that the review included a fake author like Carlos Castañeda that hoaxed so Many people about “las enseñanzas de Don Juan”brA hard truth: Don Juan never existed; Carlos Castañeda wrote fiction not a study of indigenous people in Mexico and all the content is imaginarybrAs such his books should ve read as novels
Comment from : dharma upek

Mr Greene what are your thoughts on Chanakya's Arthshastra
Comment from : Shubham Srivastava

I can't imagine reading the Prince at 15 Amazing
Comment from : Sara June

These seem like great choices for reading The best choice was that Robert Greene didn't put "The 7 habits of Highly Effective People" on his list That book is just a fluff book of nonsense Someone needs to make a habit out of not putting Stephen Covey's dumb book on everyone's "must read" list
Comment from : lessons

In my recent book I explored the concept of "Ugly ducking" and going on a journey to find the world the woman belongs to It's a book about intuition and the metaphor of a mountain as a life journey If you'd be keen to review it, please ping a message I'll get back "The Sacred Mountains"
Comment from : Soulful Stories

It's always strange how no one is inspired by work of classical literature anymore like Hemingway, Tolstoy, Remarque All we are interested now is this brutal quest on how we can make ourselves more efficient, and powerful and ultimately achieve "success" It's rediculous, I feel like we are turning ourselves into fighting dogs
Comment from : AP

I imagine understanding power dynamics would be very helpful in high school (assuming that's what Prince is about?)
Comment from : Bilal Khares

The greatest book that will change your life is the Bible period!
Comment from : Tony haler

Journey to Ixtlansnooze alert!
Comment from : tmv108

Thank you, Robert Greene! I have enjoyed two of your books and many of your youtube videos You are insightful and helpful As for the list, I am going to start with the Prince
Comment from : Kim Dolan

would be ironic if he recommended his own books😂
Comment from : Ulker Programmer

East of Eden is a great book
Comment from : zachary stuart

Did you ever tried to read the"Holly Qur’an "brOthers are nothing!
Comment from : Dr Omar jibril abdi Mohamed

>>>>>>>>>> "" READ MY LIPS "",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,J-O !
Comment from : James anonymous

Please read chanakya niti book you will amazed by that book
Comment from : Harsh Sahu

1 From Dawn to Decadence by Jacques Barzun 2 Man And Crisis by Ortega y Gasset 3 Critical Essays by Hans Magnus Enzensberger
Comment from : Rocky Fjord

Thank you very much for sharing this
Comment from : Michel J Grando

I read "The Kid Gallagher Story " and it changed my life!
Comment from : coastalbeer

You’re Super Super Superman in writing ❤️
Comment from : Eu Odeio Escola 🌎🦾

It's not particularly recommending anything first book that opened my mind was Siddhartha Was young, getting high doing nothing Something about his journey appealed to me
Comment from : reptilesgamers00

One of my top favorites is the Demon-Haunted World by Carl Sagan
Comment from : no edit book reviews

For me, The Divine Comedy and Atomic Habits
Comment from : Greg Krueger

Growing up I never liked reading I started reading a couple years ago and I can't seem to retain much Should I read a book all the way through multiple times or reread sections here and there For example should I read a chapter 2 or 3 times before continuing to the next chapter? Please, any tips would be greatly appreciatedbrDoing everything i can to reduce cognitive decline as I age
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Comment from : Jinger Haley

I wrote three books last year Do try thembr br1 “Meditation and Spirituality a Philosophy” brSub-titled- “A path to attain a Steady Meditative State”brbr2 “Spiritual Encounters”brSub- titled - “Meeting the Himalayan Yogis”brbr3 “Social Pandemic”brSub-titled - “A Terminally ill Modern Society”
Comment from : Shiv Mathur

Almost everyone, including the media, is anticipating a market catastrophe, and as a result, many are turning a blind eye to the opportunities in the market I recently began investing in stocks and cryptocurrency, and it was the best choice I've ever made If you genuinely want to be financially secure, disregard everything the media is suggesting The market offers a lot of chances Maximize your use of it
Comment from : Anil Hettiarachci

Maestro, que privilegio sería poder ver sus vídeos con subtítulos en español 🙏🏻
Comment from : Angel Rivero

We are humananimals are animals
Comment from : SP

Hi Sir Robert Greene, may I ask whose translation/publisher/author did you originally read those 3 books you've mentioned? I just want to somehow see my options on what's the best translation especially in The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli
Comment from : Jomari Dela Cruz

The subtle art of not giving a F
Comment from : Nolan R

The THIRD one is one I’m unlikely to have heard of ………
Comment from : TrueBlue222

Tbh reading books is overrated, reading too many books will only make you a human library , a ready reckoner at best , your mind will be like a recycle bin , its better to travel and live alone for some time to understand your inner self to understand and observe society, the learning will be worth crores of books , and it will be priceless because its crude , its something that u have lived , observed and experienced
Comment from : Tushar

The book that opened my eyes to reality was "East of Eden", the idea of having evil within your own family
Comment from : Lucy

Books are crap
Comment from : Ferga O Neill

why does this guy look like a necromancer
Comment from : Suburban Yute

The Bible is greatest book of all Written by God
Comment from : Breathe Easily

You are an unbelievable writer, I admire you a lot
Comment from : Berkay Dagli

Der Prinzeinmalig
Comment from : Dagmar Van Doren

Faust von Goethefand ich fantastisch
Comment from : Dagmar Van Doren

Catch 22: The Wind In The Willows: Great Expectations
Comment from : jack freeman

Have you ever read any of Robert Greene Ingersol lectures?
Comment from : NG

Hope to meet you some day
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"Wow, I've been eagerly searching for a comprehensive book summary on 'Pakistan Beyond Crisis State,' and I'm thrilled to have found this video! br youtube/id_7pe00Po4
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Thanks, I love Peloponnesian war, will have to check out 'The Prince" soon
Comment from : Jeremy A

Any rand …Atlas Shrugged ! A masterpiece
Comment from : Ali Smith

Dear Mr Robert Greene,brbrI truly appreciate the knowledge you share on your YouTube channel However, I noticed that the audio quality of some videos could be improved Upgrading your microphone would enhance the clarity and impact of your valuable teachings Just a friendly suggestion to considerbrbrThank you for your valuable work
Comment from : Your Despair

I read the two, the third I won't Simply not what I fancy And click bait is not funny either
Comment from : synthesis

The razor’s edge About exploring a purpose driven life
Comment from : Anthony Kelly

This reminds me of youtube/gDp4m-_X4Ys
Comment from : blinky

Funny, after the third book (but before the end) I thought, "Wow, a self-improvement/personal growth writer who mentions 'power' a lot isn't listing Nietzsche" The point is fair It isn't as if there is an organized summary book; his ideas are spread out
Comment from : jlushefski

I have read The Prince several times in English, Français et Italien Le petit prince Napoléon Bonaparte, History of Greek culture and societies
Comment from : Nicolas VB

He is so humble, calm and clever There's a huge sensibility inside this man, despite his realism
Comment from : bruhlickd

As of right now, the three books that have shaped the way I think are: Outwitting The Devil, Man’s Search for Meaning, and The Stranger
Comment from : Its your boy kris

No, no Castaneda This is beyond ludicrous
Comment from : JanPBtest

I would love to sneak a peek at the books in your library
Comment from : Gabi

“The amazing stories of Mr Bean” not yet published is the book i read everyday Soon to be published i have a copy of it
Comment from : Billarkoudos

Waste of time listening you on this one Sorry
Comment from : Aneta Kocisova

When I Was a Low Life, by Henry Edward Fool, an observer of the 60's
Comment from : darryl mockridge

Oooh I loved the Castaneda books! I read them as a 16 year-old in 1976 brLove all your videos, thank you!!
Comment from : Dr Pamela Mozingo

Thanks for sharing br1 Mastery: by Robert Greene brAs a Man Thinketh: James Allenbr Power of Now: by Eckhart Tolle
Comment from : VMC

I feel that ure reading list is so interesting and different Tq ❤
Comment from : Syasha Digler

Creating another source of income in these difficult time is the best to do,not only does it guarantee returns it also helps you plan and save for the future expenses it can be quite difficult to make an investment without sound knowledge or guidance , which is why is advisable to work with an investment advisor
Comment from : Matthias Arthur