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The Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene - Coggle Diagram
The Laws of Human Nature
by Robert Greene
Irrationality
Narcissiom
Grandiosity
Role-playing
Complusive Behavior
(Hardwired)
Covetousness
Shortsightedness
Defensiveness
Self-Sabotage
Repression
Shadow Self
Suppressed and unacknolwledged feelings, desires and fears which are deemed undesirable and pushed away
Envy
Gender Rigidity
Conformity
Aimlessness
Aggression
the same energy that fuels aggression
can be used for positive pursuits.
Fickleness
Generation Myopia
Every generation has its strength and blind spots
Death Denial
Embrace death
Lead purposeful life
Pursue Passions, mend Relationships,
Gratitude, Simply savor everyday moments
Historical Context
Behavior depends on the
Time and Culture they live
Strategic Depth
Encourages us to go beyond the surface appearances
Understand intention and emotions of the person
before Responding
Emotional Intelligence
Authenticity
Build Trust,
Foster deeper connection
Finding own voice
Reading People
Perceive others
Manipulation and Influence
Hidden agenda, Personal gain
Power Dynamics
Control Others and Situation
Empathy
Deciphering non verbal cues,
Recognizing unspoken desires
Passive Aggression
Way to express dissatisfaction
without the risk of open confrontation
Addressing passive aggression with
empathy and open dialogue
Authority and Leadership
Social Constructions
Shared beliefs (deeply ingrained)
that shape our perception of reality
Notion of beauty, success, morality, fashion trends
Some provides order and sense of community,
Others can be limiting or harmful.
Human Drives and Desires
Deep-seated motivations
Core - Strong desire for survival
We seek connections and attachments
We seek autonomy and control on our environment
Curious being -
Craving for power, revenge, dominance over others