In a world obsessed with shortcuts, hacks, and instant gratification, Robert Greene’s Mastery takes the opposite stance. The book argues that there is no such thing as a prodigy or a "natural genius." Instead, mastery is the result of a long, arduous process of apprenticeship, deep practice, and unwavering focus. Greene dissects the lives of historical figures—ranging from Leonardo da Vinci to Charles Darwin to Martha Graham—to extract a universal roadmap for achieving excellence.
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