Hello friends for the past three weeks I had been reading and
trying to finish the 50th law of power by Robert Greene and just
struggled with it so much. With an extra push I finally finished and now I am
at THEE book I have been so anxious to start: MASTERY by Robert Greene, here is
what the book is about and what I think of it so far.
Mastery (2012)
is the fifth book by American author Robert Greene The book examines
the lives of great historical figures - such as Charles Darwin, Mozart,
and Henry Ford -and contemporary leaders, such as Paul Graham and Freddie
Roach - and distills the traits and universal ingredients that made them
masters
Synopsis: Mastery explains how to become a leader in any given field by
examining the lives and pathways to success of historical masters such as
Mozart, Einstein and Darwin, as well as "living masters" which Greene
interviewed—including Paul Graham, Freddie Roach, Santiago Calatrava, Temple Grandin, Yoky
Matsuoka,V.S. Ramachandran, Teresita
Fernandez, Cesar
Rodriguez, and Daniel
Everett
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mastery_(book)
for full info.
My view: I am loving this book
so much I am almost done with it and can already say what a change I am seeing
in myself, my way of thinking and evaluating my goals has changed significantly
so much that originally I was the kind of person who set dreams and had trouble
setting a clear map out of goals, (mind you this book is not about goal
setting) yet having read a few chapters of the book reality dawned upon me in a
beautiful way. The book is written in an effortlessly flowing manner you can
always pick up from where you left of easily, the stories of the great masters
are not only inspiring but are used to illustrate points in a way that is
simple yet powerful and not over glamorized. I rate this book 10/10
I recommend this book
to everyone who wants to accomplish anything in life, anyone who struggles with
failure, confidence and finding their purpose in life. - *Mlungu
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