The Daily Laws
Robert Greene
Sharpen your understanding of power and human behaviour through daily reflections that build discipline, self-control, and lasting personal strength.

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What's it about?
The Daily Laws (2021) offers 366 short meditations, one for each day of the year, drawn from Robert Greene’s writing on power, strategy, mastery, and human nature. Each entry pairs a passage from his books with a brief reflection or lesson. Organised around monthly themes, the book helps readers develop self-awareness, emotional control, and a deeper understanding of the people around them.
Key ideas
- The book has 366 short meditations, one for each day of the year, so it works as a daily habit.
- Each entry pairs a passage from Robert Greene's books with a brief reflection or lesson.
- The material comes from his writing on power, strategy, mastery, and human nature.
- Monthly themes organise the entries, so each month focuses on one area of growth.
- Reading a little each day builds self-awareness, emotional control, and a deeper understanding of the people around you.
About the author
Robert Greene is an American author known for his books on power, strategy, and human behaviour. His works include The 48 Laws of Power, The Art of Seduction, The 33 Strategies of War, Mastery, and The Laws of Human Nature. Drawing on history and the lives of influential figures, his books have sold millions of copies worldwide.
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What is The Daily Laws about?
The Daily Laws is a collection of 366 short meditations drawn from Robert Greene's writing on power, strategy, mastery, and human nature. Each entry pairs a passage from his books with a brief reflection or lesson.
Who is The Daily Laws for?
It suits readers who want to build self-awareness, emotional control, and a better understanding of other people. Its short daily format fits anyone who prefers small, regular steps to long chapters.
How long is the Durar summary of The Daily Laws?
The Durar summary takes about 15 minutes to read or listen to. It gives you the book's structure and main ideas before you decide to read the full text.
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