The Monk Who Sold his Ferrari: The inspiring tale from international bestselling author, Robin Sharma
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The Monk Who Sold his Ferrari: The inspiring tale from international bestselling author, Robin Sharma
Even ten minutes of focused reflection a day will have a profound impact on the quality of your life.”
The very fact that you have a desire or a dream means that you have the corresponding capacity to realize it.
But the real key to remember is that happiness is a journey, not a destination. Live for today — there will never be another one quite like it,”
am more than I appear to be, all the world’s strength and power rests inside me.’
I say that such people have liberty but lack freedom. They lack a key ingredient to a meaningful, enlightened life: the freedom to see the forest beyond the trees, the freedom to choose what is right over what seems pressing.”
My point is simply that when you clearly know what aims you wish to achieve over the course of your life, be they material, emotional, physical or spiritual, and you spend your days accomplishing them, you will ultimately find eternal joy. Your life will be as delightful as mine — and you will come to know a splendid reality.
‘Happiness comes through good judgment, good judgment comes through experience, and experience comes through bad judgment.’ But there is something very wrong with making the same mistakes over and over again, day in and day out. This shows a complete lack of self-awareness, the very quality that separates humans from animals.”
joriki, which I have since learned means concentrated mind.
For the most part, fatigue is a creation of the mind. Fatigue dominates the lives of those who are living without direction and dreams.