Robert Greene

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1. Personal Data
   
2. Trademark Advice
   
3. Biography
   
4. Interviews
   
5. Books, Courses and Coaching & Robert Greene Reviews

Personal Data

Real Name: Robert Greene

Nationality: American

Date of Birth: May 14, 1959 (Age 65)

Height: 5'9"

Profession(s): Author

Affiliated Dating Companies: Independent Author/ No Affiliated Company

Web Presences

Twitter profile: @RobertGreene

Trademark Advice

Seducing women
Gaining power in relationships and situations
Mastering skills

Biography

Personal Life

Greene grew up and currently resides in Los Angeles. He attended University of California and received his B.A. in classical studies from the University of Wisconsin Madison.

He has lived abroad in locations such as Barcelona, London, and Paris, speaks five languages, and has worked as a translator. Before becoming a bestselling writer Greene held over 80 jobs stretching from work in detective agencies, to sales man to writing.

He developed his craft as a writer working as a writer and editor in newspapers in New York and in Hollywood California as movie script and story developer.

He practices Zen Buddhism and also loves swimming and mountain hiking and lives with his girlfriend, the attractive film maker Anna Biller.

Dating Advice Career

Robert first became interested in the art of seduction while living in Paris where he met a Brazilian named Eduardo who had a particular talent for seducing the models. Greene learned and developed his first ideas while observing Eduardo put his talent to work on the girls.

Released in 2001, Greene's second book The Art of Seduction followed and complimented The 48 Laws of Power by serving as a handbook on how to use psychology to seduce a target in which you are interested. The book gathers detailed insights from some of the greatest seducers in history including Don Juan and other famous historic figures for their charms.

The Art of Seduction was recommended for reading homework in The Game: Penetrating the Secret Society of Pickup Artists by Neil Strauss, who today is a personal friend of Greene.

Robert says of himself that he has been a Rake (one of the main styles of seduction defined in his book), although the days where he would exercise this, are now behind him he says.

The book created more controversy than even his former, The 48 Laws of Power. Greene says that it was more difficult to accept the 'reality' he revealed in his seduction book by women in particular, also religion in general.

Notable Media Appearances

Greene’s TV appearances include ABC, CNBC, MTV News, and The Today Show.

His works have been featured in Business Insider, Business Week, CNN, Forbes Magazine, Huffington Post, L.A. Times, The New York Times, The New Yorker, Newsweek, USA Today, and other publications.