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That's true You're right I've noticed this too

Is this the only thing you got from the video? This "remember.." can be said about anything

It boils down to context in my opinion. A fake narcissistic a smile Is different from a smile that conceals pain. You can tell.

Also people with autism have numb facial expressions and their eyes may look dead but this are the most honest people.

I'm 30 and he has changed my life. I also can't get enough of his content. Everything he puts out just makes sense. I hope his wisdom will guide me. You have a great journey ahead and you're ahead of your peers. Good luck with all your endeavors.

@@Sl33zytheclown thank you so much for that, I wish you the best on your journey too!

Ask chat gpt you will get satisfied

He is amazingly insightful

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Unfortunately it’s a byproduct of living in an unauthentic society which disregards painful emotion (anxiety, fear, low mood etc) as wrong. Until society accepts these things as part of the human experience it will be difficult not to wear masks occasionally which get in the way of genuine encounters with the people you meet

@@Vargolis I agree

It also could mean they don't like you but don't want to be rude.

LITERALLY!!!! People think commonly ppl are just evil but ppl just a product of their environments, childhoods, families, experiences past, present, potential future. It’s no excuse every single time, sometimes people just literally disconnected in a certain way that it will effect them in different ways

I find as of late people are becoming more and more self absorbed, selfish and fake. I think there are about maybe 15% of humanity that are still genuine (diminishing) and the rest are in a 'businessship' not a 'friendship' as I call it. It's really sad for the genuine ones. That's why alot of them disconnect as it's too painful and disheartening to keep getting trampled on and become socially awkward, anxiety, phobias etc etc

Well yes, especially considering a lot of people throughout history probably had to do the same to accomplish all sorts of things.

I am often quiet and observe people, to see how I can connect with them, and get a feel for who they are. I work in Special Education and it is part of my job. Without building relationships, it’s makes working with kids a bit more challenging. I have fallen into the trap of thinking that I could read people’s non-verbal cues and have made many mistakes along the way. It’s difficult sometimes to fully discern what is exactly going through another’s mind without asking them. Sometimes our own projections cloud our interpretations.

Yes hes amazing, I consider him my greatest mentor. First read his work at 17, now I’m 36 & working on some creative projects that are truly purpose driven. And I have a sticky note on my calendar that says “ Robert Greene did it at your age!” Lol. It’s literally the most inspirational thing to me.

Listen, it doesn't matter what age you are. You can achieve early success and be bored with life at 30. You can struggle financially and something might click when you're 60 and become millionaire. As long as you have that drive, you will be fine and the Universe will eventually reward you. It's all about belief...

Good luck with your business!

all the best to you and your endeavors!! go you!!!

That's great. Best wishes with your business, what is it? I am 33 and it was so good to hear about him at 38, was like oh I can become successful it's not too late, he's great

This is incredibly accurate on so many levels.

It’s kinda nice because they become avoidant when you are around. However sucks that they just focus their negativity to drain someone not self aware

Spot on. When you have the ability to read between the lines of a manipulator you instantly become radioactive to them. They see you as a threat which must be eliminated. My friend had a manipulative partner, and right off the bat she recognised I was the type who saw past her phony attempts to come off as friendly and compassionate. I felt from her a mixture of disdain and fear. _Distain_ because I refused to put up with the toxicity, and _fear_ because this was a threat to her. I copped a barrage of subversive tactics to try and chip away at my confidence (the same way she would chip away at the confidence of everyone around her). In the end, she drove away a large portion of her friends, including her partner - my best friend... because they finally got sick of the toxicity. God it was a relief to finally get my friend back after it all finally finished. The key to dealing with toxic people is to have faith in your judgement, always re-assess your judgement because accuracy is very important. Especially if you're dealing with a smart manipulator. Always respond with body language which indicates you're not buying into the facade, and _don't get stuck on words_ - language is the only weapon of a manipulator. If you call them out with language, they'll find a way to twist your words and turn you in to the bad guy (you can't fight fire with fire). Silence is their achillies heel.

"Radioactive"...hahaha

@@saragoldberg1863 hehehe it’s true! We’re their kryptonite haha

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Yes this is definitely an amazing sentiment ^_^

Just remember many people never learn this stuff, so you're still ahead of the curve and can learn from past mistakes!

most people are fake

Same there r sick dangerous ppl out here 🙏🙏

Better late than never. I didn't discover Robert Greene right away either.

dw, these things are only learned through experience. I always profiled people through the second language, but my folly was having too much compassion. Most toxic people are manipulative because they suffered trauma and were raised in poor environments. I used to always give pass because I understood why they were toxic. Even if you knew about this concept, it's likely you still would've fallen prey to the toxic ones because knowing is only half the battle. Learning how to deal with toxic people can only come through experience.

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Correct her book is bestseller by now

I also know an Edward Van Venessa, fantastic bullsh*tter

I agree, I went to a therapist and she explained to me that the dysfunctional experience with my mam, put me in the fight or flight response a lot, hearing certain noises, the way she opened the door. Anticipation... Looking to see her mood before her words, looking for indicators for how the interaction would proceed.

@@orls9068 I know this so well. The hyper vigilance around my alcoholic mother

It makes sense. Nonetheless the abuse continues when they become adults and have all sorts of labels from those around them, such as ‘too sensitive, lacking awareness, you’re damaged goods’ etc. These labels really help.

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You’ve learned these skills as child from observing people. Kid needs to be out more and social more. Drama movies helps too. Kids need to connect to dots by themselves. This generation is terrible with TikTok and social media.

Yes love the shorts! They’re excellent!

Same! He should be a global household name! He’s just brilliant.

I believe he does, look at all the love he gets on this platform as one example

How

Is this from The Laws of Human Nature?

@@RickyWiild Yes

Andrew Tate says the same things as Robert Greene. Except his version is palatable for Generation Z. Tate is also all over tik tok. As Mr. Greene stated in the laws of power. One must get with the times.

@@Sl33zytheclown Im not a big Tate follower but hes 50/50 from what Ive seen. 50% introspective and correct but the other 50% is crap like women are property and so on... (I imagine its controversy to boost views) More famous =/= better. Especially nowadays when society is so degenerated.

@@Sl33zytheclown He's also a master at courting attention

There was a commenter that didn’t like Andrew Tate and commented on her dislike. Naturally, others replied and pushed back. One of them asked her if she was “fatherless”. Of course, she felt entitled to her opinion and pushed back on every commenter that replied. Yet, she found one commenter smoking a 🚬. The commenter asked what does he mean when he does this, to which he replied he was merely smoking. She scoffed at the commenter smoking, telling him to “BrEaThE AiR!”, but the smoker was unmoved and told her she was upset. She obviously was anxious to hear the smoker’s opinion, but gave the illusion that she was in a good mood. So, the commenter decided to test the smoker and asked him why she indeed was upset. Several minutes later, the commenter apologized to the smoker upon hearing his explanation and said he was right, but the smoker felt no need for an apology, but advised her not to let petty comments disturb her peace of mind. Both commenters left in good terms.

I also don't get why people like Andrew so much. He seems like a narcissist

Any changes in your life by applying the laws?

@@silviuandreiiacoban3962 Of course, granting myself to reflect, refocus, and redefine the journey instead of being lost in ocean information overload. Two days that connected them me was "know what you're drawn to and immerse yourself in it; and Embrace your weirdness"

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Robert had a stroke in 2018. A bee sting caused a blood clot. He has talked about it in a number of interviews shown on KZfaq.

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Amen

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prolonged goodbyes are very hard for me as well. completely understand.

Yes. Since we don’t use the same expressions or body language as other people we are often misjudged.

I'm on the spectrum too, it sucks because our behaviour aways comes off as rude and aloof. There's a fine line between shyness and rudeness. We'll always be misunderstood as being cold and emotionless, but we're really not. We just show our compassion in different ways. Also, look on the bright side - we're neurodivergent, so we see the world in a unique way. Did you know a large portion of people who work in STEM are aspies? Unique thinkers have a great impact on the world. I think many creative geniuses are on the spectrum as well because neurodivergence = creative thinking. Be proud of your uniqueness and don't be afraid to be the eccentric one who stands out from the crowd. Most normies wish they were born with the ability to deviate from conventional thinking/behaviour... everyone want's to be special and aspies are special by nature. Embrace it :)

Me too. Most normies seem predisposed to misjudge me because I often have to manually control my facial expressions and tone of voice in social interactions. To get around this, I simply try to spend more time with others like me who don’t mind that I don’t give the “right” cues, who just understand my intentions naturally because they’re the same way inside. It makes for much easier, deeper, and more meaningful relationships 🥰

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Awe that’s okay! I really like this comment. I used to be the same way until my mom forced my into acting to help, which it did help.

Relatable. Do you notice being treated differently after being alone for a while vs when not? I think lonely people cast some non-verbals like their gait or posture that signals that to others.

@@avertingapathy3052 It's hard to say, what seems most noticeable is how I feel which I can control usually through my mindset. When I have love and harmony for everyone in my mind people seem more happy to talk to me and seem friendlier. While if I'm a little sad or feeling unwell it's exactly the opposite and people seem to reflect it back at me.