The Law of the Sublime (lydbok) av Robert Greene
Robert Greene

The Law of the Sublime lydbok

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THE HIGHLY ANTICIPATED NEW BOOK FROM THE WORLD'S MASTER ANATOMIST OF POWER'Machiavelli has a new rival. And Sun Tzu had better watch his back' NEW YORK MAGAZINE'Illuminating' GUARDIAN'Compelling' FORBESHumanity is caught in a trap: an inexorable and relentless search for purpose. A new job; a relationship change; travel to exotic foreign locations: novelty might provide temporary respite or a sur…
THE HIGHLY ANTICIPATED NEW BOOK FROM THE WORLD'S MASTER ANATOMIST OF POWER'Machiavelli has a new rival. And Sun Tzu had better watch his back' NEW YORK MAGAZINE'Illuminating' GUARDIAN'Compelling' FORBESHumanity is caught in a trap: an inexorable and relentless search for purpose. A new job; a relationship change; travel to exotic foreign locations: novelty might provide temporary respite or a surge of energy, but soon the old feelings return - a rush of emptiness, and the cycle repeats itself.Robert Greene, the 10 million bestselling master of understanding human relations, emotions and power, shows us how to break out of this thinking and connect with 'the sublime' - that expansive feeling of being alive - so that we can find wonder in the everyday.

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Forfattere Robert Greene (forfatter)
Forlag Profile Audio
Utgitt 10.11.2026
Lengde 10:00
Sjanger
Språk English
Format mp3
DRM-beskyttelse Vannmerket
ISBN 9781806490356

THE HIGHLY ANTICIPATED NEW BOOK FROM THE WORLD'S MASTER ANATOMIST OF POWER

'Machiavelli has a new rival. And Sun Tzu had better watch his back' NEW YORK MAGAZINE

'Illuminating' GUARDIAN

'Compelling' FORBES

Humanity is caught in a trap: an inexorable and relentless search for purpose. A new job; a relationship change; travel to exotic foreign locations: novelty might provide temporary respite or a surge of energy, but soon the old feelings return - a rush of emptiness, and the cycle repeats itself.

Robert Greene, the 10 million bestselling master of understanding human relations, emotions and power, shows us how to break out of this thinking and connect with 'the sublime' - that expansive feeling of being alive - so that we can find wonder in the everyday.
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