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“Be brutal with the past, especially your own, and have no respect for the philosophies that are foisted on you from outside.”

Quote by Robert Greene

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Robert Greene is an American author known for his works on power, strategy, and human behavior. His books delve into the principles of power operation and how individuals can achieve success in complex social environments. more

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