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I got Robin Sharma's 'Monk Who Sold His Ferrari' recently . It looks like a tiny book, but in reality it has a very vast content. Robin Sharma has built this book with his thoughts about Self leadership, Personal responsibility & Spiritual embodiment by having a Lawyer's visit to India(Himalayas) in the main track. He provides information exact to the point with simple & tiny examples.

Hats-Off to his style of narration using a Garden, Stopwatch, Sumo warrior, Pink wire and Diamond path . He makes the Mind as Garden and asks us to be the watchman for it. The role of watchman is to look out for negative thoughts & keep it out of mind. Just like the strong Pink wires , he asks us to have the will power in controlling the mind(garden). By doing this we will have mastery over mind and inturn mastery over life. Self mastery also requires the Time mastery & he uses the stopwatch to convey it.

Ideas like Half filled Cup, Energy Leaks, Blueprinting, Opposition Thinking, Mind Filter, Magic rule 21 & Push-ups deserve credit. He uses few Chinese and Sanskrit words to explain certain basic things that are existing from ancient days. His ability to go beyond languages to convey the info to his readers is interesting.

Robin Sharma conveys that,
People who study others are wise and People who study themselves are enlightened.

I would like to convey that,
People who read 'Monk Who Sold his Ferrari' will move one step near to their life's goal/achievement.

I recommend it for everyone.