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1. Be better than your public persona After reading Robert’s powerful books, many of his readers expect him to be an evil mastermind. Although he’s certainly a master at what he does, he always surprises the people he meets with his approachable, open-minded persona. You should always strive to be a better person than what people expect. Corresponding chapter to read: See Through People’s Masks 2. Fight aimlessness with rigorous exercise
Read more at: https://www.blinkist.com/magazine/posts/10-lessons-human-nature-learned-robert-greene?utm_source=cpp
First impressions aren’t always accurate, but that doesn’t mean people will give you a second chance to rectify them. And some behaviors are just wholly unattractive. Here are nine of them:
While it’s easy to spot these tendencies in others, it’s harder to see them in ourselves. If you ever do, squash them!
When I look at books like The Art Of Seduction now, I don’t see a manual for manipulating people, written by an evil schemer. I see an interesting study of human behavior, a wealth of information that’s only as good or bad as the person who wields it. In this case, it’s a plethora of archetypes, patterns you can recognize in yourself, other people, and everyday life.
If you use them, use them well and for good causes, there is nothing wrong with The Art Of Seduction.
While always being good for a surprise is a necessary condition for all successful seductions, people tend to still choose certain strategies over others. We don’t just like finding patterns, we embody them. Greene says there are nine types of seducers: