Robin Sharma – The Monk who Sold his Ferrari

By Applied Change

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The monk who sold his ferrari book by Robin SharmaWritten as an inspirational fable, this excellent book by Robin Sharma is full of powerful insights and inspiration for living a life of meaning and abundance, based upon the author’s own search for purpose.

If you’ve not come across Robin Sharma’s work before, it’s well worth a look, especially his ideas on how to live life to the full by creating the right mindset and discipline, including an effective and well designed morning routine.

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