Who Will Cry When You Die? by Robin Sharma Book Summary & Review | Free Audiobook
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Chita means funeral pyre, while chinta means thinking negatively or worrying. Negative thoughts are incredibly dangerous for the human body. They can result in many diseases like high blood pressure and heart problems. We should always count our blessings, not the sufferings. Difficult times are crucial for self discovery.
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IN THIS EPISODE: Through practical advice and philosophical insights, Robin Sharma provides a roadmap for personal transformation, encouraging individuals to live purposefully, develop self-discipline, and create a meaningful life that positively impacts themselves and others.
TOPICS: Positivity, Habits, Productivity, Purpose, personal development
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SUMMARY:
In his book 'Who Will Cry When You Die?', Robin Sharma offers profound advice on personal development and living a purposeful life. He emphasizes the importance of discovering one's calling and understanding that life is not a dress rehearsal. Sharma suggests that each individual has a unique purpose that can add value to the lives of others, and encourages readers to actively seek this purpose.
Sharma introduces the concept of the 'Platinum 30', which are the first 30 minutes after waking up that should be dedicated to personal renewal and reconnecting with one's life mission. He recommends specific morning practices such as spending time in a personal sanctuary, practicing silent contemplation, and reading wisdom literature. Additionally, he advocates for creating good habits and maintaining self-discipline as key elements of personal growth.
The book provides practical strategies for personal transformation, including being honest, loving, humble, and positive. Sharma advises readers to learn to say no to non-essential activities, to be curious like a child, and to seek inspiration through various means such as reading, watching movies, or attending lectures. His core message is about living intentionally, focusing on personal growth, and creating a meaningful life that positively impacts others.
KEY QUOTES:
• "You must start your day well as it will determine how you live the rest of your day." - Robin Sharma
• "If you don't act on life, then life has a habit of acting on you." - Robin Sharma
• "Strong people move on and don't waste time feeling sorry for themselves." - Robin Sharma
• "We are all here for a purpose, and this purpose is unique to us." - Robin Sharma
• "He who asks may be a fool for five minutes, but he who doesn't is a fool for a lifetime." - Robin Sharma
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
• Develop a 'Platinum 30' morning routine focused on positive thinking, silent contemplation, and reading wisdom literature to set the tone for your entire day
• Discover your unique life calling by creating a personal mantra and seeking to add value to others' lives, rather than letting days passively slip by
• Practice self-discipline by establishing good daily habits like early rising, meditation, exercise, journaling, and spending quality time with family
• Cultivate a positive mindset by minimizing worry about past mistakes, being grateful for current blessings, and attracting positivity through your thoughts
• Learn to say 'no' gracefully to non-essential activities in order to focus on your most important priorities and areas of excellence
• Approach life with childlike curiosity, continuously asking questions and seeking to learn and understand the world around you
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First published on 26 September 2020.
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