The 50th Law

By: 50 Cent, Robert Greene

Narrated by: 50 Cent, Robert Greene

Length: 8 hrs and 16 mins

Publisher's summary

In The 50th Law, hip hop and pop culture icon 50 Cent (aka Curtis Jackson) joins forces with Robert Greene, best-selling author of The 48 Laws of Power, to write a "bible" for success in life and work, based on a single principle: fear nothing.

With intimate stories from 50 Cent's life on the streets and in the boardroom as he rose to fame after the release of his album Get Rich or Die Tryin', as well as examples of others who have overcome adversity through understanding and practicing the 50th Law, this deeply inspirational book is perfect for entrepreneurs as well as anyone interested in the extraordinary life of Curtis Jackson.

©2009 G-Unit Books, Inc. and Robert Greene (P)2009 HarperCollins Publishers

Valuable

This book is filled with life lessons that bring its listener all of the success he or she desires if it becomes apart of them.

i love this book

love it very interesting book i love Robert greene and 50 cent wow what a pair

Grate book

my only problem is that 50 didn't narrate it him self
it's a bit cringy at times to hear a man whom does not come from the hood talk about it like it's a different planet.
my own opinion. I come from similar situations as 50 and know that part of life so for me it seems off whit a guy who has no experience of that talk about it 😞

50th law of survival

loved it. gonna read it again soon. author was awesome. the last chapter was the best, death is the ultimate equalizer

Better if

Would be better if 50 read this. The mono tone was hard to follow. But I appreciate the book

Excellent advice from an enduring life

Equal parts actionable and entertaining! The only thing I would say is that I wish there was more of 50 Cent’s life story. Excellent advice from an enduring voice.

Inconsistent

The overall message of the book was great and clear. Be fearless because that’s how you grow in life and you only have limited time to do so.

On the flip side I found that many anecdotes were repetitive and contradictory. For example, the author makes a huge point about not waiting and moving forward full bore. This is only amplified by the story of 50 understanding that and not waiting also. However in the literal next chapter, he tells how 50 biding his time helped him win...

I’m a fan of Robert Greene for the most part and enjoyed the book. The discussion at the end regarding death felt all over the place and didn’t have a huge impact. Overall a worthwhile read but the author will talk in weird circles occasionally.

Dope reading!!

This audible helped me examine some things I need to change in my life. And get rid of my fears.

Robert Greene's philosophy summary

I find this book as a life companion, coming back to it several times a year.

I love Robert Green style and insights, but the rest of books require very deep attention and concentration.
I find The 50th Law the most direct, as well as summing up his main ideas. The historical examples are shorter, as well as including many less citations than the other books.

This book is greatly applicable to our daily difficulties: how not to get pushed around by bosses/clients at the same time than getting what we want from them, how to stand independently on our own even when we have to rely on others in order to move forward, how to get the best out of every situation...
Much research behing on the great examples in history as well as in Psychology science make Robert Greene's principles timeless.

I also love to see how so different personalities and backgrounds like those of Robert Greene and 50 cent might bring so common conclussions about how to deal with life, to the table.

Listen to it in one day!

it was wonderful and reminded me to be fearless and bold! must read now!