The Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene explores human behavior through psychological insights, historical examples, and philosophical reflections.
The book aims to help readers understand the motivations, desires, and vulnerabilities that drive people.
Greene identifies key laws that govern human nature—such as envy, conformity, and self-interest—and provides strategies to navigate social interactions, build empathy, and achieve personal and professional goals. Known for his engaging writing style and depth of research, Greene offers guidance on understanding both oneself and others, making this a popular book for those interested in psychology, self-improvement, and interpersonal dynamics.

Read it twice. I provided the index and the context.