@robertgreeneofficial your old fans are no longer in their 20s... what should those who are in 30s and 40s or 50s do with their life?

You are one of the most inspiring people I have ever met, you are as real as can be and it is hard to find words to say how much I appreciate your work. It's amazing and the book is great

😅😅😅😅

First comment with 4.6k likes bliatch!

Free tip… never trust a person who ends their point with “trust me”

Why?​@@movesydney1

Starting early is simply the best way of getting ahead to build wealth , investing remains a priority . I learnt from my last year's experience , I am able to build a suitable life beause I invested early ahead this time .

It’s precisely at times like these that investors need to be on guard against the next certainty. You don’t have to act on every forecast, hence i will suggest you get yourself a financial-advisor that can provide you with entry and exit points on the shares/ETF you focus on.

please help me with your Advisor?

she's mostly on Telegram, using the user name

Marieslopie

55yo young man...what are u talking a out mann😊

Facts

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Definitely

Money invested is far better than money saved, when you invest it gives you the opportunity to increase your financial worth.

It is remarkable how much long term advantage people like us have gotten by trying to be consistently not stupid, instead of trying to be very intelligent.

The wisest thing that should be on everyone mind currently should be to invest in different streams of income that doesn't depend on government paycheck, especially with the current economic crisis around the world. This is still a time to invest in Stocks, Forex and Digital currencies.

Many individuals report success in investing in stocks, forex, and cryptocurrency (Bitcoin), yet I continue to struggle. Can somebody help me out or advise me on what to do?

Even with the appropriate method and assets, some investors will still outperform others. As an investor, you should already know that nothing surpasses experience, and that is final. Personally, I had to seek advice from a stock specialist, which allowed me to build my account by over $35k, extract my profit just before the correction, and now I'm purchasing again.

Thank you.

yeah thats a hadith in islam Abu Sa’id al-Khudri reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “The believer is never satisfied from learning good until he arrives in Paradise.” Source: Sunan al-Tirmidhī 2686

​@@haidermehboob238is questioning allowed in Islam

@@TheShadowgaming01 "If religion were true, its followers would not try to bludgeon their young into an artificial conformity; but would merely insist on their unbending quest for truth, irrespective of artificial backgrounds or practical consequences.", Howard Phillip Lovecraft

@@arno_13 agreed 💯

You’re not alone I’m guilty too; but it’s never too late. Believing for both of us ✊

26, same you can turn it around

Same

Same about to turn 17 too

Read Bible too

Thanks alot ✰

Thank you

Nope

help im almost 20

@@miguelcardoza same I’m just turned 16

Me too

Yes

damn ur all set man

💪👏🏻

That's awesome man, you're good to go.

25yo, wow. You're set.

im at your age too. have made self improvement for the last 3 years. now after this couple of month ive been slacking off. my discipline went off the grid. lost my desire to learn. read books. im getting too comfortable again. and i payed the consequences. now im already trying to fix my focus. And reading your comment fortify it. i dont know anyone around my age that are like me. may the fire of those who seek warmth never dies

Marcus, my friend, what is the third language that you're learning? Greetings from Mexico.

I’m learning Spanish siding doulingo it’s a pretty fun app and I know a bit of it already

Vamo que vamo 💪

Aprender espanhol nao conta como "linguagem aprendida". É praticamente a mesma coisa.

Did you manage to finish your degree ?

​@@RichRama.Finish it? He should never started it. Google Translate exists.

@@Black.Sabbath unbelievably clueless statement

@@kahn5636 You're right, I missed out the word "have".

@@Black.Sabbath such a douchebag, and kinda illiterate on top of that. OP never stated they were getting a degree in Japanese, tells us you are just looking to be hateful and ignorant.

Go to a local gym and get into working out, watch fitness youtube videos for athleticism, and once you think you’re ready try a sport in japan somewhere

You mean language? A country or an ethnicity is not a skill. My skill isn't Chinese either. Weeeeb

​@@enitjuh3344what are your skills bro

@@EriPages I would say I have practical skills. I've been always good at crafting or fixing things and often I won something or got recognition for the things I've crafted.

@@enitjuh3344 What are things youve crafted?

I appreciate this. Thank you.

​@@RobertGreeneOfficialyou are amazing

@@RobertGreeneOfficial 33 strategies of war was the best book ever written Thank u so much for such books

​@@RobertGreeneOfficialMr Robert, I just want to thank you for everything. P.S. Isn't being multilingual detrimental to writing? Like isn't it best to only nourish one language instead of five and making a jumble that prevents you from writing as best as you possibly could? I speak Serbian and English and I know that when I watch a video in English, I think in English for the following hours and if something occurs to me to write, it always comes out in English. And needless to say I'm better at writing in Serbian 'cause that's what I'm exposed to more. If you are multilingual and such a good writer at the same time, then I guess you're quite unique, right?

Grovel More that’s real Powerful dude

I'm curious, what is this passion of yours?

I'm curious as well, what is it?

Hahah since ya'll asked xD Ok, here it goes. I love science, specifically marine life. That was the only thing my 7-year-old self cared about. So now I'm gonna take my 7-year-old self to school and this time we'll learn about what we love. This year I've been re-learning high school math and science, they are not as hard as I remember. It will be a long process but I'm hoping to make my 40s a very interesting decade and of course make my inner child happy. 7-year-old me would be proud and thrilled to see what I'm doing right now!!😁 I'm so happy to be alive!!

@@Herrera_70 aww that’s so awesome! you just brightened my day with that :)) Best of luck!

@@Remonade- Hey! thank you for reading😁 you have a nice day!

I’m gonna be 18 in a Few Months. As a Teen who’s never had many friends, is Constantly working to improve himself but nearly always gets stuck in a rut and Life always seems to beat him down…what do I do for my Birthday? What do I do for Life in general? 18 is such a Special Time.

But what if your actually interested in money and economics which is strongly tied to psychology and how people work?

@@thegreat9481 then you stop asking strangers on internet for life advice

@@thegreat9481 go on, tell us your answer...

@@thegreat9481 you’re just still tied to a natural animal instinct of resource gathering, there’s no passion in it directly it is nearly a cold passion, a byproduct, whereas if you truly loved psychology you would do it for free.

@@thegreat9481be a student, not a follower

i'm the same we're very fortunate

Thank you for reading my books and watching my videos. Happy I can help.

Hell yea! I’m 18. Loving seeing a young man on his grind

I’m 16 and I want to get a head start. Any advice on what books to read first?

Yep it’s all about thinking you’re Better than your “friends”

Here's the rub- Many of the things I started, I see someone else killin it $$$ years later.

Too late bro.

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@@jccuchvjvj isn't

​@@jccuchvjvj man lives to spread venom

You can always learn more, 20s aren’t magically the only years where we learn new stuff.

He has ALOT of great advice but not ALL is beneficial on a soul level. Discernment and culling information is key.

What was the previous educational path?

@@AbhishekSachans civil engineering

@@sagitswag1785 Achcha

how do you make your own game engine? sounds tedious

@@Cimex090 there are a lot of reason why it's more fun for me to work with my own engine rather than a prebuilt one like unity. As to how, I started by watching the handmade hero series on KZfaq, and reading the Jason Gregory engine architecture book.

when's your birthday pal?

@@Useroftherisingsun week from now

@@sebastieng-r9764 jus turned 18 and have similar thoughts

Robert is a life saver!! I will cry my eyes out when he passes.

@@andredelacerdasantos4439 True that my friend. True that.

@MohammedAlserhan-gr2pt Music

That's like 4-5 tracks...

@@gingertrang8686 First track is career. Second track was language learning.

@@gingertrang8686 Maybe you should Google me. That might help you speak a little wiser before lashing out in the comment section.

@@racheludehjacksonLashing out? They didn’t say anything wrong. Wtf lol. Did any of those tracks involve losing weight and staving off pre-diabetes? Maybe getting off that uppity high horse?

@@ieattrees8551 lol you’re funny 😂 angry much?

don't let these videos add to your pressures man, its not a race, some people figure out what they want to do at different times. Alot of people try out different jobs and experinces before settling. Don't sweat it

Your life ain't over yet you still can do many stuff and enjoy

a lot of these 5 path people come from well to do families where they dont need a traditional education because they went to expensive boarding schools and have vast social networks to get things done. The average person from a regular family needs to go to college to build stability a young age so they can have the freedom to do what they want later. What Robert doesn't understand is most suffering comes from people who didn't do the right things at a young age like getting a degree in a stable field and now they have to do it older with less energy, more responsibility, and stress.

You are very well spoken for a twenty year old you are also self aware about the things in your life that may be detrimental you have everything you need to be successful just trust yourself

Also, you won't be hearing on the media from the dropouts who didn't succeed so that leads to a fake impression that every dropout is a successful person.

@@pajer282 this

We're kind of in the same boat. I'm 16 and still in hs. I'll go to college most likely as a backup plan or, in truth, I'll be forced to go there by my parents. Honestly, I don't want to because i feel like I can do so much more if I just learn a high income skill in those 4 years instead of getting a bachelor's degree. These decisive moments are what make life interesting, so we just gotta be risky sometimes.

Only Robert Greene can do what Robert Greene does, which is what makes him so great.

Well happy belatedd Hope you enjoyed your day 😊

I'm not sure whether you've already turned 21, but many happy returns! Wishing you all the best, mate

Happy Birthday dude🎉

happy late birthday lad.

You're still in your early 30s, mate. You ain't old for at least 30 more years to come. Keep your head up!

I think following what makes you passionate and feel happy is amazing

I really resonated with what you wrote, for me somehow it's the same but I still have that powerful drive when I start something. One big thing that really helped me become more focused: be present, DO THE THING you have in mind, and take a step back from all these videos. There are great resources, but sometimes their stir up more doubts than before. When you go out and learn by yourself, make your own conclusions, it makes much more sense. I watched this video because I heard some things about R Greene, but I try now to stay away as much as I can from all these "system videos" and other "I have the answer for you" productivity videos and whatnot. The answer you're tryin to find is already within you. I wish you the best

@@celine1654 I'm loving this insight. It's easy for me to see these types of videos as potential templates for my life when the truth is always more nuanced: the beauty of carving out our own paths is that no one has ever gone where each of us will. It is treachery. It is freedom. Wishing you the best of luck as well!

How did you find that out

What was it?

It’ll keep getting better.

My pleasure.

Trueee

You are so right about that, it's hard to multitask after a certain point. I literally forget to attend to certain duties.

Hello brother/sister If you are dealing with drepressing feelings i recommend to truly believe that it is not real. I know it sounds like something that doesn't make sense, and probably would remind you of Andrew Tate and all that sigma male thing, but I think we all agree that the mind is the most powerful thing we have. Realise that there are people in this planet that can completely and utterly convince themselves that they are cats, that they can fly or that they live in a computer simulation. Imagine if you absolutely convinced yourself that depression isn't real and that it cannot affect you, that those feelings are there, but that they can vanish in a blink, curing your brain. Imagine that you could competely convince yourself that you can achieve absolutely everything you put your mind to, and that your potential is limitless, that any kind of depressing feeling can't stop you and that anything of that is real. We live in times where our mind is the only enemy we have, and I truly believe, that thinking that depression is a clinical disease that can only be treated with chemicals or therapy, and that you can't get over it by yourself is a limitant belief, so, why would you want to believe it then? Why would you want to make your mind your enemy? I understand that there are extreme cases like PTSD or other mental disorders caused by traumatic experiences, but usually people with depression think that their life is sad because they have depression; when it is the other way round: You feel depressed because your life does not fulfill you. We all have bad times, but remember that you are not alone, that there are people in this world that have absolutely anything and that would exchange lives with you in less than a second for what you have. Look for meaning, be humble and appreciate the blessings you have been given, believe that you can achieve absolutely everything and that nobody is going to give it to you; realise that everything that happens to you is your absolute fault, and that depression isn't real. Be pissed off instead, and use it as unlimited motivation to achieve your goals. This approach to life saved me, and I hope it can help you in any way, or maybe just reconsider some things. Thanks for reading, and may God bless you. Have a nice day.

@@jaimediez I don't really believe in pretending that the depression isn't there. But then again, the process of actively living for life rather than recoiling from depression because of depression for depression, isn't a terrible thought. It is just a bit more difficult when you are the one feeling the absolute lack in purpose towards socialising, living, working, growing, etc. when you can't find anything to make your time feel meaningful, it becomes very difficult to do anything. And then it compounds.

Happy to hear this.

Which do you recommend the most? Also 21 and I wanna do this life shit right.

@@westlos365 I started with the 33 strategies of war You must first win the war with yourself (read the self directed warfare laws) I read 48 laws next and again study the laws that directed at yourself and couple for others. After that read Mastery specifically about social intelligence. And apprenticeship. I’ve also read the Bible since I was 15. I live by the Bible and apply the strategies/ laws framework but use the Bible as the meat and bones (the foundation)

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​@@abhiyadav7967 ?

It makes us older people (57) uncomfortable too. What I have learned through study and intuition about AI is that there is no nuance. It works well for some things, and horribly for others. It’s based on algorithms and coding that is done by mathematicians and techies. These people are often very high on the Autism Spectrum. They don’t relate or process information like 90% of people do. This leads to the lack of nuance and outright errors. We need to be cautious of AI, but there is plenty of opportunity for all of us.

@@ErikaLaGrande it has less to do with the people themselves and moreso how the type of ai that exists simply functions. the nuance is down to a part of human nature that is difficult to put into a computer. which is why we don't have artificially created consciousness' yet.

What the book says? (If you don't mind me asking)