“I have exercises, which I've never done in any of my books before. Why did you do it in this one? Because I don't want it to be an academic book”
Robert Greene · Financial Audit · For fans of self-improvement: The School of Greatness
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What was described
added exercises at the end of each chapter of his new book
Said nearby on the same subject
“At the end of each chapter, you have these exercises and assignments... they are kind reminders of little prompts that we can use to change things that have been wired in us for years.”
“I start with the outline. And it's a very small, like two or three sentences for each chapter. But whatever happens in that chapter, the next thing that happens has to be and because of this, this happens”
“Moses added a single sentence that said that the authority could, quote, from time to time, end quote, pay off its old bonds by issuing new ones. And those new ones could be, quote, for any other corporate purpose, end quote.”