In this episode, I chat with Robert Greene, author of the book 'The 48 Laws of Power' along with many others, about learning to use your power as an instrument for creating a fantastic life. 
We kick off the episode with Robert telling us his backstory and how we came into writing one of the most popular books on human nature. 
Throughout the episode, Greene reminds us that everyone has a source of power they can tap into to find their purpose.
It doesn't matter what our background is, what disabilities we may have, or what character flaws we possess; we all have something unique to give to the world.
The most powerful people in the world are the people who have accepted themselves for who they are and have figured out ways to leverage their gifts. 
The main takeaway Robert gives us is not to be like other people. If you try to become like other people, people will forget you and not know who you are.
The last thing Robert leaves with us is learning how to create pressure on ourselves to tap into our inner power and change our lives.
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Timestamps:

12:10 Introduction to Robert Greene
1:57 Preparing for “48 Laws of Power”
04:09 What got you so focused on Power?
08:51 Worked in more than 80 jobs
15:37 Everybody can become a master
21:15 The best strategy
25:55 Conscious self & Unconscious self
26:50 The voice inside driving us
28:20 Robert’s “Daemon”
33:03 Parenting
41:24 About Robert’s weirdness
46:28 The real meaning of “weird”
54:48 Being Patient
58:01 Life Lesson #1
59:13 Power is a tool
1:02:50 The Death-Ground Strategy
1:08:27 Where to find Robert Greene
1:09:39 Final thoughts
1:10:32 Robert’s favorite Coltrane album