Robert Greene

6 summariesBusiness, Leadership, History

Robert Greene is an American author known for his works on strategy, power, and human behavior. His notable books include The 48 Laws of Power, Mastery, The Art of Seduction, The 33 Strategies of War, The Daily Laws, and The Laws of Human Nature, which explore themes of manipulation, influence, and personal development. Greene's writing combines historical examples with practical advice, appealing to a wide audience interested in self-improvement and strategic thinking.

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Books by Robert Greene

6 books available

The 48 Laws of Power
Robert Greene
4.2 (79k) average on GoodreadsBusiness
Learn the amoral strategies of history's most cunning figures, from Machiavelli to con men, to acquire and maintain power.
Mastery
Robert Greene
4.3 (27k) average on GoodreadsBusiness
Robert Greene's book explores the universal path to mastery, showing how anyone can develop their passion into skill and influence by debunking myths about genius.
The Art of Seduction
Robert Greene
4.0 (19k) average on GoodreadsBusiness
This guide unpacks the methods of history's most compelling figures, showing how to master influence and persuasion.
The 33 Strategies of War
Robert Greene
4.3 (11k) average on GoodreadsBusiness
Learn from military history's greatest minds with 33 strategies for success in any competition, from the boardroom to personal life.
The Daily Laws
Robert Greene
4.2 (6k) average on Goodreads
Learn strategic wisdom daily, turning complex ideas about power, influence, and skill into practical insights for everyday life.
The Laws of Human Nature
Robert Greene
Business
Understand the hidden drives and unconscious motivations that govern human behavior to master self-control, cultivate empathy, and navigate the social world for success and self-defense.