
Mastery
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Oct 29, 2026
Julien Blanc and Robert Greene Redefine HUSTLE: Like It Or Not This Will Keep You At The Top!
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1:52Julien BlancHOST
Get on that now.
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1:54Julien BlancHOST
He's wrote amazing, amazing books, including Mastery.
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1:58Julien BlancHOST
You've probably heard of that one.
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2:00Julien BlancHOST
Some of my personal favorite ones are The 50th Law, The 48 Laws of Power, and The Art of Seduction.
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18:10Robert GreeneGUEST
For number one, it's a great skill to have in a globalized world.
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18:14Robert GreeneGUEST
It's a great discipline.
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18:17Robert GreeneGUEST
I talk in Mastery about... training the mind to learn things.
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18:23Robert GreeneGUEST
And you might be an electrical engineer, and that's what your specialty is, but that's not to hold you back from, on your spare time, learning a musical instrument or a language or chess.
NextGen AgriVoices: From NYSC to Commercial Agriculture - How to Build a Career in Agriculture during NYSC | With Mukhtar Adedotun Raji (BIG RAJJ)
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61:23Toheeb AzeezHOST
sort of being an
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61:24Mukhtar Adedotun RajiGUEST
employee? Just like Robert Greene in his book, Mastery, he talked about the apprenticeship stage, that for every leader or for every owner you see, at some point, they were once apprentices as well, which is the employee stage.
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61:39Mukhtar Adedotun RajiGUEST
So, especially in something like agriculture, it's not something you just jump into.
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61:43Mukhtar Adedotun RajiGUEST
You have to go through the apprenticeship stage, but the goal at the end of the day is not just to be an employee, but to have this vision where you want to make impact in other people's lives and create something big.
Why Your Hard Work Isn't Paying Off (Intuition + Nervous System Regulation) | Dr. Neeta Bhushan
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0:42Francesca SipmaHOST
This is your community committed to breaking behavior patterns, getting into alignment, pursuing excellence and self-mastery.
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0:49Francesca SipmaHOST
Let's do the work.
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0:50Francesca SipmaHOST
This is The Mastery Experience.
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0:55Francesca SipmaHOST
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1:00Francesca SipmaHOST
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1:05Francesca SipmaHOST
We appreciate it so much.
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1:07Francesca SipmaHOST
Thank you.
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1:08Francesca SipmaHOST
This episode is brought to you by Mastery app.
Drug or Device? Inside Combination Products, with Subhi Saadeh
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33:20Subhi SaadehGUEST
I think for me, the progression of my YouTube channel was like probably 95% podcasts for the first 200.
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33:29Subhi SaadehGUEST
I read this book once called The Mastery by Robert Greene, really famous book.
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33:35Subhi SaadehGUEST
And it kind of drove how I structured.
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33:37Subhi SaadehGUEST
So I was like, I'm going to take notes for a few years.
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The 48 Laws of Power for Men: Robert Greene's Masterwork Fully Decoded, the 10 Essential Laws and the 5 That Will Destroy You, and the Power Literacy Framework for Conscious Everyday Use (EP50)
Oct 19 · 1 Mention
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63:56VladisHOST
Robert Greene knows this.
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63:58VladisHOST
Read his later books, particularly Mastery, which I'd argue is his best and most honest work.
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64:05VladisHOST
There he moves away from the pure tactical framework of the 48 Laws toward a more complete picture.
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64:11VladisHOST
The deepest form of power is mastery of your craft.
Robert Greene on Finding Your Purpose, The 48 Laws of Power, and Life After a Stroke
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16:38Joe De SenaHOST
What are three things you'd recommend to get going?
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16:41Robert GreeneGUEST
Well, um, it's something I describe in my book, Mastery, and it really depends, first of all, on how old you are when you get stuck.
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16:49Robert GreeneGUEST
So if you're 21 and stuck, it's a little different than when you're 51 and stuck, right? It's a different set of problems.
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16:56Robert GreeneGUEST
But I'll go on the assumption that we're talking about the younger people who are stuck.