LawNext · You Might Like This Interview with Robert Greene: On Purpose with Jay Shetty
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ran a student club called Think Out Loud that gathered students to dissect Eastern texts and discuss philosophy
“When I discovered Eastern wisdom in college more deeply and genuinely, I had a club and a society that I ran called Think Out Loud. And it was exactly that. Now, I didn't have any money or resources. I did it as a student. And we just had students gather.”
“When I discovered Eastern wisdom in college, more deeply and genuinely, I had a club and a society that I ran called Think Out Loud. And it was exactly that. Now, I didn't have any money or resources. I did it as a student.”
“He decided that he would help with these people in New York to create a philosophy club. It exists now, the New York Philosophy Club. They would gather people together in these settings, kind of modeled on ancient Greece, and they would have discussions about philosophical issues.”
“Most of them have some sort of scholarship tier… student rate will be like $200. You probably don't even have to be a student.”
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