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Robert Greene is the author of the New York Times bestsellers The 48 Laws of Power, The Art of Seduction, The 33 Strategies of War, The 50th Law, Mastery, The Laws of Human Nature, and most recently of The Daily Laws.
His books analyse power dynamics, strategy, human psychology, and seduction, offering timeless, often Machiavellian advice for navigating social and professional life. Based on history and psychology, his work instructs readers on how to gain influence, master skills, avoid manipulation, and understand human nature.
Tomorrow, he is sitting down with the guys in LA to discuss his work, books and advice to people looking to succeed in the world today.
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My question isn't for Robert Greene, it's directed to fellow Trig subscribers and to Trig management (assuming they pay any attention to these email threads).
I've been a Trig subscriber for several years. My understanding of internet subscription is, perhaps, old fashioned, but, from my point of view, when you subscribe you don't receive advertisements. Now Trig is advertising a product or service within each email it sends to subscribers about upcoming guests.
My question to fellow subscribers is do you think this new advertising trend on Trig is reasonable? Am I just old fashioned in thinking it's unreasonable? Do you think Trig is becoming just another commercial internet show where the guests are little more than an excuse to host advertisers?