The Concise Mastery

The Concise Mastery

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  • Author:Robert Greene
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Summary

The perfect pocketbook gift for the power-hungry - from 'the modern Machiavelli', Robert Greene, international bestselling sensation author of The 48 Laws of Power, Seduction and War。 This concise version of the business classic Mastery provides a shortcut to Greene's powerful new tools for achieving greatness。 Around the globe, people are facing the same problem - that we are born as individuals but are forced to conform to the rules of society if we want to succeed。 To see our uniqueness expressed in our achievements, we must first learn the rules - and then change them completely。

Charles Darwin began as an underachieving schoolboy, Leonardo da Vinci as an illegitimate outcast。 The secret of their eventual greatness lies in a 'rigorous apprenticeship': they learnt to master the 'hidden codes' which determine ultimate success or failure。 Then, they rewrote the rules as a reflection of their own individuality。

Told through Robert Greene's signature blend of historical anecdote and psychological insight and drawing on interviews with world leaders, Concise Mastery builds on the strategies outlined in The 48 Laws of Power to provide a practical guide to greatness - and learn how to start living by your own rules。

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Reviews

Prajwal

Highly recommend this one for anyone trying to answer the question: "how do I master the true calling of my life?"Concise and lays out very well the stages to mastery in any field。 Still has examples from the main book itself, but these are to the point and help lay out the premise of each chapter。 I might read the longer version at some point。I particularly liked how each stage was laid out into examples, keys to mastering the stage (both positives accelerating the stage and negatives blocking Highly recommend this one for anyone trying to answer the question: "how do I master the true calling of my life?"Concise and lays out very well the stages to mastery in any field。 Still has examples from the main book itself, but these are to the point and help lay out the premise of each chapter。 I might read the longer version at some point。I particularly liked how each stage was laid out into examples, keys to mastering the stage (both positives accelerating the stage and negatives blocking the stage), and finally strategies relevant to the stage。I was able to relate to my ongoing apprenticeship and I'm grateful for this book to have mapped the next few turns I need to be aware of。 。。。more

Prudence Muriuki

Fantastic bookThis was a fantastic read, well written and researched, a book that should be read by anyone trying to acquire a new skill either at work or become a master in a particular area be it in sports, arts etc。 There were so many light bulb moments for me and it's a book I will definitely keep referring to。 Fantastic bookThis was a fantastic read, well written and researched, a book that should be read by anyone trying to acquire a new skill either at work or become a master in a particular area be it in sports, arts etc。 There were so many light bulb moments for me and it's a book I will definitely keep referring to。 。。。more

Jsnsquires

Haha only just realised after finishing that this was the “concise” version。。。I can’t really Imagine how repetitive the full version would be! Overall I don’t disagree with the general premise which can be summarised as masters aren’t particularly special or gifted they just dedicate many years and lots of time to a craft, it just seems like the point could have been made in many less words! On top of this there is a lot of cliched waffle about using your strengths and opening you mind to let cr Haha only just realised after finishing that this was the “concise” version。。。I can’t really Imagine how repetitive the full version would be! Overall I don’t disagree with the general premise which can be summarised as masters aren’t particularly special or gifted they just dedicate many years and lots of time to a craft, it just seems like the point could have been made in many less words! On top of this there is a lot of cliched waffle about using your strengths and opening you mind to let creativity flow in。 I don’t regret many books but this one I certainly did! 。。。more

Duncan Akyeampong

Great book help me realise how much important it stay motivated when things are going so great。 Never stop learning and improving yourself

Roger

Doesn't get any better than this。 A book to read at least once a year。 Doesn't get any better than this。 A book to read at least once a year。 。。。more

Dan Cristino

I think what they said is true。 "Sun Tzu better watch his back" I think what they said is true。 "Sun Tzu better watch his back" 。。。more

Azure

This book gives you hope, but more importantly a structure to follow。 Robert Greene is very honest and does not sugar coat anything。 I highly reccomend this book!

Abhishek Thakur

After reading the Concise Mastery, I jave been wondering- Should I have read the unabridged Mastery instead?Real life anecdotes and life stories are a good attraction of Green's books。 But here, for this particular topic, they could very well be the main attraction。This topic is something people intuitively already understand。 But yes, there is an apparent dearth of good literature on it (or is it? Perhaps Greene hasn't considered the self help genre!)。Perhaps one reading is not enough。 I will n After reading the Concise Mastery, I jave been wondering- Should I have read the unabridged Mastery instead?Real life anecdotes and life stories are a good attraction of Green's books。 But here, for this particular topic, they could very well be the main attraction。This topic is something people intuitively already understand。 But yes, there is an apparent dearth of good literature on it (or is it? Perhaps Greene hasn't considered the self help genre!)。Perhaps one reading is not enough。 I will need at least a couple of readings more to really understand what the author was really saying (or what his 'voice' was!) 。。。more

Darya

That's a book to read in the area of developing creativity, growth mindset and becoming a master at the skills you have inside you。 The stories walk you through examples if Darwin, Da Vinci, Faraday and others to show how they grew inner self to strive at the best of your abilities。 Nice and smooth path in discovering inner creativity and mastering skills。 That's a book to read in the area of developing creativity, growth mindset and becoming a master at the skills you have inside you。 The stories walk you through examples if Darwin, Da Vinci, Faraday and others to show how they grew inner self to strive at the best of your abilities。 Nice and smooth path in discovering inner creativity and mastering skills。 。。。more

Jamie Sok

Mastery。。。 My first book out the Robert Greene series… reading it was like opening a treasure chest of gold。 However, instead of gold, you get wisdom。 He transmutes history into valuable practical lessons, that serve to guide us to achieve greatness from the legends who came before us。 A profound and insightful read for those who want to craft and unlock their mastery in their chosen field。

Jesse Baker

The ultimate motive — getting powerful for the sake of self-glory — didn’t agree with my worldview。 Nevertheless, there were some helpful insights concerning the importance of an apprenticeship to grow in wisdom。 “The mentor is like a philosopher’s stone — through direct interaction with someone of experience, you are able to quickly and efficiently heat up and animate this knowledge。”

Carlos Garcia

This was supposed to be a short read but it took me longer than I expected。 I like his style of writing because it's similar to Ryan Holiday, as Robert is one of his mentors。Robert Greene dissects the book into three parts:1) The Apprenticeship phase 2) The Creative-Active phase3) The Mastery phase Apprenticeship basically focuses on being a life long learner through discovering your life's task (purpose/passion), finding mentors who push and mold you, and eventually surpassing your mentors and This was supposed to be a short read but it took me longer than I expected。 I like his style of writing because it's similar to Ryan Holiday, as Robert is one of his mentors。Robert Greene dissects the book into three parts:1) The Apprenticeship phase 2) The Creative-Active phase3) The Mastery phase Apprenticeship basically focuses on being a life long learner through discovering your life's task (purpose/passion), finding mentors who push and mold you, and eventually surpassing your mentors and becoming your own individual in the field you seek to master。 The creative-active phase focuses on developing your own skills and styles through experimentation。 This is where your form your own identity and utilize all that you've learned from your mentors and your studies。 You start branching out your knowledge in aims to create a niche within your field。 Mastery focuses on attaining and surpassing your 10,000 hours, which leads to the development of your intuition。 This allows you to act and think fluidly, as if your mind and body are acting as one at what you have mastered。 Overall, it was a good book that reinforces the fact that mastery of anything only comes from constant learning, practice, patience, and hard work。 。。。more

Pukar Subedi

Mastery provides an excellent framework for individuals to follow, the ultimate goal being to achieve total mastery in their respective fields。 Outright, Mastery does nothing revolutionary or outrageous, but rather compiles psychological insights and stories of masters throughout history to make a comprehensive guide for the passionate and the ambitious。

Pranav Joshi

An absolute must-read for every person graduating into the workforce。 In language similar to the legendary Think and Grow Rich book by Napoleon Hill, this book identifies the precise steps to a life of Mastery。 This is not restricted to only the professional, but the personal life as well。Discipline, Patience and Perspective are some of the concepts deeply touch upon。This book calls the reader to truly let go of the tags society has put upon him/her, and embrace simple childlike curiosity which An absolute must-read for every person graduating into the workforce。 In language similar to the legendary Think and Grow Rich book by Napoleon Hill, this book identifies the precise steps to a life of Mastery。 This is not restricted to only the professional, but the personal life as well。Discipline, Patience and Perspective are some of the concepts deeply touch upon。This book calls the reader to truly let go of the tags society has put upon him/her, and embrace simple childlike curiosity which naturally leads to continuous learning and improvement。 A magnificent read。 。。。more

Ghada Alwani

Great book it’s a very good introductory to how you actually be a master in what you do I love it it’s good to read I will give it five star little bit simple but very useful

Shelby Miles

Started off great, reaffirming some of my own recent choices and work, and I loved the true life examples from some of the world's most renowned Masters。 BUT the book just turned into complex waffle and the last half dragged for me。 Not sure I'll be back for more of Greene's 'bestsellers' based on 'Mastery' but never say never。。。 Started off great, reaffirming some of my own recent choices and work, and I loved the true life examples from some of the world's most renowned Masters。 BUT the book just turned into complex waffle and the last half dragged for me。 Not sure I'll be back for more of Greene's 'bestsellers' based on 'Mastery' but never say never。。。 。。。more

Bassem Kaabeche

It is the best book one would ever read about vocations。

سلطان الشريف

The book title is “The Concise Mastery”, by the author Robert Greene。 I liked how the author presented his idea in this book。 It is an interesting, inspiring and well structured book。 This book has each topic divided in four sections starting with an opening paragraph that contains an inspirational words of wisdom then historical story that fit the topic and give some meaning and then keys to mastery and ending it with Strategies in how to apply it。 This book has six main strategies as follow: 1 The book title is “The Concise Mastery”, by the author Robert Greene。 I liked how the author presented his idea in this book。 It is an interesting, inspiring and well structured book。 This book has each topic divided in four sections starting with an opening paragraph that contains an inspirational words of wisdom then historical story that fit the topic and give some meaning and then keys to mastery and ending it with Strategies in how to apply it。 This book has six main strategies as follow: 1- Strategies for finding your life task。2- Strategies for completing the ideal apprenticeship。3- Strategies for deepening the mentor dynamic。4- Strategies for acquiring social intelligence。5- Strategies for the Creative-Active phase。6- Strategies for attaining mastery。Quotes from the book: - “The future belongs to those who learn more skills and combine them in creative ways。”- “Think of it this way: There are two kinds of failure。 The first comes from never trying out your ideas because you are afraid, or because you are waiting for the perfect time。 This kind of failure you can never learn from, and such timidity will destroy you。 The second kind comes from a bold and venturesome spirit。 If you fail in this way, the hit that you take to your reputation is greatly outweighed by what you learn。 Repeated failure will toughen your spirit and show you with absolute clarity how things must be done。” 。。。more

Donald Weems

I recommend it for everyone willing to boost up their mentality。

Ryan Finlayson

An excellent book about the importance of mentorship and the importance of the value of practising a skill。 A fascinating read。 Just like The Concise 48 Laws of Power, it is worth reading the expanded version。 An excellent book about the importance of mentorship and the importance of the value of practising a skill。 A fascinating read。 Just like The Concise 48 Laws of Power, it is worth reading the expanded version。 。。。more

Beaver Buzz

This is a very concise, straightforward version that boils down the pathway to mastering any skill efficiently。 A good read。

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peter anton dashur

Fantastic Great book I will be getting the complete one in its physical form really feels like takes a few read through's to get the deeper message Fantastic Great book I will be getting the complete one in its physical form really feels like takes a few read through's to get the deeper message 。。。more

Stanislav

If you are interested in mastering som skill like martial art or painting do yourself a favor go and read Mastery from George Leonard much better book on the subject。First three chapters were good I liked the chapters structure firs story of old master e。g。 Darwin and then short essay on the given facet of mastery and then the keys to mastery。 The longer I read the more mystical hogo fogo there was like the claim from the introduction that every one has creative mind and we are using it when we If you are interested in mastering som skill like martial art or painting do yourself a favor go and read Mastery from George Leonard much better book on the subject。First three chapters were good I liked the chapters structure firs story of old master e。g。 Darwin and then short essay on the given facet of mastery and then the keys to mastery。 The longer I read the more mystical hogo fogo there was like the claim from the introduction that every one has creative mind and we are using it when we do something and loose the sense of time。 We loose the sense because we are fully focusing at the task at hand and using brain faculties to the fullest。 。。。more

Alan

A book to re-read。 So many elements to take inspiration from。

Sara Elzarka

Robert greene is an excellent writer who knows how to mix between real life examples & self development。 'Mastery' focuses on how one can develop his creativity & overcome the challenges of society & his own mind。 The human brain is just an amazing organ that needs to be set free to reach its potentials。 Robert greene is an excellent writer who knows how to mix between real life examples & self development。 'Mastery' focuses on how one can develop his creativity & overcome the challenges of society & his own mind。 The human brain is just an amazing organ that needs to be set free to reach its potentials。 。。。more

Andy Jones

Solid。

Ahmad Tekriti

في هذا العصر ,أصبح التخصص ملحاً وسط الأزدحام الكبير المجتمعات هي بالأشخاص ومعرفتهم ومهاراتهم ! الأشخاص هم الأساس في أي عمليّة حضارية في هذا الكناب يركز عليك أنت كيف تصل لل mastery ? ما هي المراحل ؟ عدد الساعات ؟ الإستراتجيات التي يمكن أن تتبعه والأفكار التي من الأفضل إقننائها كتاب مليء بالحياة !

Alejandro

An interesting description of a long-term process to excel at any field, it is surprising how broad the text actually is to allow this universality。 Overall the advice presented is meaningful and rich, however it is at times a bit cryptic to follow, most probably due to the fact that this is a summarized version of a bigger work。 The stories introducing each chapters are by themselves very interesting and they serve their purpose to open discussion on the topic in a smooth way。I have two complai An interesting description of a long-term process to excel at any field, it is surprising how broad the text actually is to allow this universality。 Overall the advice presented is meaningful and rich, however it is at times a bit cryptic to follow, most probably due to the fact that this is a summarized version of a bigger work。 The stories introducing each chapters are by themselves very interesting and they serve their purpose to open discussion on the topic in a smooth way。I have two complaints about this book。 The first is that the book is advertised as a more perverse, "get power for the sake of dominating" kind of book whereas in reality it aims something different (that probably wouldn't sell as much)。 The second complaint is the fact that claims of how the brain works are not supported at all by any kind of research or study。 A good way to take this book to the next level would be simply to bring scientific evidence for its claims。 。。。more

Obeida Takriti

هذا رابع كتاب قرأته لهذا الكاتب。。كان الأول عن القوة والنفوذ。。والثاني عن الحروب وقواعدها。。الثالث عن الإغواء والإغراء。。والرابع عن البراعة。。حتى أنه من الصعب ترجمة هذه الكلمات للغة العربية لعدم وجودها بنفس المعنى باللغة الإنكليزية。。الكتاب كسائر كتبه تلخص بشكل رائع مبادئ تطبيقية ليصل الواحد للقمة في أي من هذه المجالات。。في هذا الكتاب يشرح كيف يمكن للإنسان أن يصل ليكون معلماً وقدوة في مجاله。。ويعرض ذلك من خلال قصص كأينشتاين وموزارت وداروين وغيره الكثير。。أنصح بقراءة كتبه الأربعة。。نسخة التلخيص أو النسخةال هذا رابع كتاب قرأته لهذا الكاتب。。كان الأول عن القوة والنفوذ。。والثاني عن الحروب وقواعدها。。الثالث عن الإغواء والإغراء。。والرابع عن البراعة。。حتى أنه من الصعب ترجمة هذه الكلمات للغة العربية لعدم وجودها بنفس المعنى باللغة الإنكليزية。。الكتاب كسائر كتبه تلخص بشكل رائع مبادئ تطبيقية ليصل الواحد للقمة في أي من هذه المجالات。。في هذا الكتاب يشرح كيف يمكن للإنسان أن يصل ليكون معلماً وقدوة في مجاله。。ويعرض ذلك من خلال قصص كأينشتاين وموزارت وداروين وغيره الكثير。。أنصح بقراءة كتبه الأربعة。。نسخة التلخيص أو النسخةالكاملة。。 。。。more