The School of Greatness Attract WEALTH & True HAPPINESS with THESE DAILY Habits | Robin Sharma
Join Robin Sharma, a well-known leadership expert and author of 'The 5 AM Club,' as he unpacks the difference between authentic and material wealth. He delves into the habits of the super wealthy, emphasizing daily practices that foster fulfillment beyond money. Discussing the impact of service and personal growth, Sharma encourages listeners to transform their lives through practical strategies like meditation and intentional acts of kindness. Get ready to rethink success and embrace the true essence of happiness!
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Authentic Wealth vs. Material Wealth
- Authentic wealth encompasses more than just financial success.
- It includes personal growth, strong relationships, and meaningful contributions to society.
Shifting from Scarcity to Abundance
- Escape scarcity by focusing on generosity.
- Prioritize personal growth to improve all relationships, including those in business.
Three Strategies for Abundance
- Practice meditation, visualization, and prayer (MVP) to cultivate abundance.
- Give secret gifts and write thank-you notes to shift your focus outward.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Building Wealth Through Daily Habits and Confidence in Sports
01:38 • 2min
Beyond Monetary Wealth: The True Essence of Fulfillment
03:34 • 18min
Overcoming Insecurities in the Pursuit of Craft
21:10 • 3min
Mastery Through Isolation and Reflection
24:37 • 22min
Harnessing Language for Wealth and Happiness
46:36 • 3min
The Power of Words: Shaping Identity and Success
49:19 • 18min
Confidence and Humility in Growth
01:07:34 • 6min
Embracing Growth Through Letting Go
01:13:40 • 15min
Resilience and Perspective: Overcoming Life's Trials
01:28:59 • 5min
The Power of Minimalism and Service
01:33:55 • 8min
Unlocking Wealth and Happiness Through Daily Habits
01:41:57 • 2min
Three Truths to Personal Growth and the Journey of Greatness
01:44:15 • 4min
Embracing Greatness: Daily Habits for Wealth and Happiness
01:47:59 • 2min
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Welcome back to The School of Greatness! Today, we're thrilled to have the legendary Robin Sharma with us, a globally respected leadership expert and best-selling author. In this episode we dive into the common traps and mistakes that even the wealthiest people in the world fall into, and the areas that truly matter beyond material success. We discuss the difference between material wealth and authentic wealth, and Robin breaks down "The Habit Stack of Super Wealthy People," providing us with a roadmap to not just financial abundance, but a life rich in purpose and meaning. Get ready to redefine success and discover the secrets to authentic wealth and abundance with Robin Sharma.
Buy his new book for yourself and a friend! The Wealth Money Can't Buy: The 8 Hidden Habits to Live Your Richest Life
In this episode you will learn
- the distinction between authentic wealth and the traditional definition of wealth, and why understanding this difference is crucial for a fulfilling life.
- the most influential form of wealth beyond money in today's world, and how it can impact your life and the lives of others.
- the percentage of people who are focusing more on themselves rather than on service, and why shifting this focus is essential for true wealth.
- three key strategies to transform a life of scarcity into a life of abundance, and how to apply these principles to your own life.
- how to successfully "disappear" for 6 months to focus on your craft in the age of social media, and still achieve success upon your return.
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