"What people are most afraid of is being themselves. They want to be 50 cents or someone else. They do like everyone else, even if it is neither the right place nor the right person. But by doing so, we don't get anywhere. We suffer from a lack of energy and nobody pays attention to you. We get away from the gallop of the only thing we have: what makes each person a unique being. This fear, I lost it, and when I felt the power I had by showing the world that I didn't care about being like the others, I never could go back. Through examples from the life of 50 Cent but also from the history of the world, from Thucydide to Malcolm X through Napoleon or Louis XIV, Robert Greene offers us the keys to intrepidity and success. With numerous quotations from Miles Davis, Machiavel, Montesquieu, Clausewitz... Robert Greene is a graduate of Berkeley, California, in classical letters. He speaks fluently several languages (including French). He is also the author of the tetralogy (90 000 ex.): Power, the 48 of power, The art of seduction, Strategy, the 33 laws of war and The Laws of Human Nature.50 CENT ("Fifty Cent"), his real name Curtis James Jackson III, is rapper, producer and actor. He has sold more than 35 million albums worldwide.