your effort is making me more commited to self development thanks big homie

Hey guys, I really like how this one turned out. If you agree, thumbs-upping and sharing helps a lot. :) About the con - what I found astonishing was the 2nd sell Monsier Lustig made, this time for an even greater sum. What a greedy bastard, risking getting caught once more... He had forced Monsier P. into a situation that was part of the plan all along. Even if P. had gone to the police, what did he know about Lustig? What clues could he give? Nothing about Monsier Lustig's appereance was real. Lustig changed his looks and left the country, but still observed the aftermath of his con. Not one word got out and he could easily replay the same scenario with a new victim. He asked for the moons and got them.

Kill that timidity and build confidence with boldness and assertiveness

I've been spending more than 4 hours downloading and studying this laws close to 2 weeks...i really love it,although,some laws seem too extreme to apply personally, but most importantly i have learned, grown and i'm getting wiser daily. thanks to ROBERT GREENE and all is books they are great!

This one is my favorite law. I know Robert Greene warns us to not be bold all the time, but I disagree. I believe this law is perfect for those who have been timid their whole lives -- avoiding what they really want to do. This practices the art of pushing past those mental blocks, and simply realizing that being bold is nothing to be afraid of. The more you practice, the better the results.

"Too extraordinary to not be real"..... that rings a bell

Ivan the terrible should've been nicknamed Ivan the incredible. This story reminds me of the movie ' The count of Monte Crisco.

These are beyond awesome, dude. I appreciate your videos very much.

Do more videos like this for all laws and over all Robert Greene’s books

I enjoy these videos and sharing them

another great video, illacertus

I like this video

Best one

My Dad was Right!!

what is the animation program name?

So how did Ivan have the complete power over the Boyars? You would think the Boyars would've being smarter to get rid of him.

How do i get hold of this man?

Conor McGregor uses this law.

Who is the cartoonist? The drawings are very good.

I left my job with out telling them and applied to the same company now I need a transfer from the job I left I'm bout to go ask for a transfer

Thats probably the reason Ivan the terrible became so terrible in his life. Childhood Traumas will burn into your brain like a burned mark. Monsieur lustig always makes me laugh when i hear his audacious stories.

The narrator sounds alot like Jack Crooner.