Hi friends,
There was a Strategy Summit on Leadership Wisdom by Robin Sharma - the renowned speaker and writer and the author of the highly acclaimed book 'The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari'. He shared a list of 200 powerful ideas for an extraordinary life during the seminar. These thoughts are capable of transforming personal and professional lives.
Please find the zipped file to access those ideas.
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6There was a Strategy Summit on Leadership Wisdom by Robin Sharma - the renowned speaker and writer and the author of the highly acclaimed book 'The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari'. He shared a list of 200 powerful ideas for an extraordinary life during the seminar. These thoughts are capable of transforming personal and professional lives.
Please find the zipped file to access those ideas.
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Hi Subhash,
Thanks for the wonderful attachment by "Robin Sharma." I am a great fan of Mr. Robin Sharma and have read "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari" 5 times. It keeps me motivated and helps me lead a disciplined life. After receiving this attachment, I have handy notes to have a quick look over.
With regards,
Shivjeet
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Thanks for the wonderful attachment by "Robin Sharma." I am a great fan of Mr. Robin Sharma and have read "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari" 5 times. It keeps me motivated and helps me lead a disciplined life. After receiving this attachment, I have handy notes to have a quick look over.
With regards,
Shivjeet
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Thank you, Shivjeet and Deepali. That's amazing, Shivjeet. Reading the same book five times must be interesting. I will check it out.
My suggestion is to pick the top 25 from the list and implement it. Once you feel like you are good at those 25, then move on to the next 25. In that way, we can practice all 200. Simple, isn't it? Let's try :)
Cheers,
Subhash
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My suggestion is to pick the top 25 from the list and implement it. Once you feel like you are good at those 25, then move on to the next 25. In that way, we can practice all 200. Simple, isn't it? Let's try :)
Cheers,
Subhash
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Thank you Bala. You are absolutely correct.. step by step we can succeed. As pointed out by Jim Rohn "Success is nothing more than a few simple disciplines, practiced every day. "
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