Shreya Dey

Robin Sharma at his best... Honestly, I was not in favour of reading this book because I thought it would be the same as in many leadership related books. But it is so different in so many ways. First... it is a narrative. Helps you remember each principle. Also the style of the book is simple yet elegant. This book tells that each one of us has a potential to be the best in everything we do without really thinking much about the title. Give your all to what you have and start wherever you are. Your process will improve as go. This book has a lot in store and I am sure you will enjoy it but with that you also need to have a little love for fiction mixed with leadership principles. Try to stick to the main points if you don’t really care about the fiction, but I strongly recommend the book... Happy reading..

Honestly, I felt like reading a psychological book. The words are very rich which makes it difficult to understand for people who are not students of mind. Personally I didn’t like the book too much and you might not want to read it if you don’t like high and rich words and most importantly if you hate psychology. The concept is good but the presentation is not. The motto of the book is phenomenal, to have a burning desire backed up with faith and love. I completely believe that our minds can turn things around and if you truly believe and see in your mind what you believe, you will definitely have it. Having said that, you need to work hard, develop skills, increase experience and build relationships too. Riches are shy and come to those who calls them - says the book and I agree to that. While reading the book, you really need to stop thinking practical scenarios and start thinking on psychological levels otherwise nothing would make sense. E.g the master mind group, the sixth sense etc were two topics which made me feel like just dropping the book unfinished. But there were things like desire, faith, planning, relationships etc which made me stick and finish it. Go for it if you are a mind student or if you have a hell lot of time to explore the working of the mind!

To be honest, I didn’t really like the book much. It says number one best seller but I still don’t understand how. The same point has been stretched to a book. Breaking your biggest task into chunks, start on with the work asap, plan the day etc. there are 21 points of removing procrastination out which 3-4 points mean the same but has different words. Abd 2-3 points towards the end of the book are contradictory. Overall, you can read if you really don’t have any other option