What You'll Learn:
What does it take to become a master? There’s no one way to the top of Mount Mastery, but there are general trail markers that can let you know you are ascending, regardless of the field you’re pursuing. Robert Greene’s writing is backed by a slew of life experiences spanning numerous careers and odd jobs on multiple continents—as well as the lives of luminaries who give us glimpses into greatness. Taken together, these experiences have made him a keen observer of human nature, and he unpacks the keys to mastery in his book titled Mastery.
Key Insights:
- Leonardo da Vinci was looking for the life force that animated all of life, and he obsessively hunted for it behind everything he did.
- The process of finding your inner voice and learning to cooperate with it is your most important task in life.
- There are several paths to finding your inner voice, and they all require some soul searching.
- No one becomes a master without a strong apprenticeship.
- Don’t let your emotional needs block you from seeing people as they truly are or understanding what motivates them.
- Conforming to the expectations of others might feel safe, but if it comes at the cost of betraying your Life’s Task, that safety is actually a danger.
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