If you are a regular reader of books from the self-help genre, then you many find few concepts from the book as already known ones. Dedicating yourself to inhabiting your greatness, generating a vast barrage of beautiful results and doing your part to build a brighter world will be the wisest and best ride you’ll ever take. Insulate your cheerfulness, polish your prowess and inspire all witnesses fortunate enough to watch your good example of how a great human being can behave. have sold millions of copies in over ninety-two languages and dialects, making him one of the most widely read authors alive. Robin Sharma is one of the world’s premier thinkers on leadership, personal growth and life management.

There is usually an “aha” moment that makes you think or more importantly inspires you to act in his books. However, we do share information about your use of our site with our analytics and advertising partners. Inspiring examples of the phenomenal success of J K Rowling and Desmond Tutu despite adversity are other highlights of the book. Near the end of those three years of almost never-ending healing and consistent growth, I knew I was ready to begin a new phase of the adventure toward personal mastery and leadership that I still find myself on today. Regenerating a more creative, productive, inventive and unconquerable version of your self—one filled with more joy, bravery and serenity—isn’t some unreachable gift reserved for The Gods of Sublime Genius and The Angels of Unusual Excellence.

In this Blink to Robin Sharma’s The Everyday Hero Manifesto, We’ll share with you surprisingly doable tips and take you through some tested techniques you can use in your own life to bring your inner hero to the forefront. A famous author agreed to meet with me, as I felt I needed further guidance and wished to learn how to reach a larger audience to positively impact more people. Very short chapters that are easy to make your way through - unfortunately not as much of a story as Mr.

As a young woman, she was part of the Dutch resistance, going behind enemy lines in World War II to rescue children facing extermination in Nazi death camps.

He adds that past traumas often weigh heavily on your heart and stop you from bringing your full energy and enthusiasm to what you’re doing. I must say that the title of each chapter in the book is quite interesting that makes you want to keep reading.