Summary of Mastery by Robert Greene|Key Concepts in 15 Min or Less by La Moneda Publishing

Author:La Moneda Publishing [Publishing, La Moneda]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2017-02-21T16:00:00+00:00

You are not the only one who profits by having a mentor. As a rule, a mentor and apprentice build an exceptional relationship from which both can benefit.

The mentor sees the understudy as a more youthful adaptation of himself and this intrigues him, and he allows himself to invest in the apprentice’s future. Since the apprentice appreciates the mentor, he gives careful consideration to what is being said and absorbs knowledge accordingly.

As an apprentice, you’re learning, and progress isn't constrained by your mentor's limitations. Numerous masters had mentors whom they eventually outperformed. Alexander the Great, for instance, learned and adopted much of what Aristotle taught him about state governance. Furthermore, he took those lessons and adjusted them based on what he learned during his real-time state governance.

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