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The best advice I can give you in this moment? Stop waiting for the ideal time to become your best self because the days are passing and all your inner growth will drive gorgeous outer success. If not now, then when? If you’d like to learn the tools, habits and daily routines of warriors, billionaires, sages and superstars then read (or listen to) The Everyday Hero Manifesto today. It’s a life-changing book. Get it here. FOLLOW ROBIN SHARMA: Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube

25 Mai 20232min

Never rest on your laurels. Getting the championship ring isn’t the ending but the beginning of a dynasty. Fight irrelevance daily by the relentless optimization mentality. And never settle for where you’re at. Ever.If you’d like to learn the tools, habits and daily routines of warriors, billionaires, sages and superstars then read (or listen to) The Everyday Hero Manifesto today. It’s a life-changing book. Get it here.FOLLOW ROBIN SHARMA:InstagramFacebookTwitterYouTube

24 Mai 20232min

You were born with a gift. I’m serious. And science has confirmed it. It’s the ability of your brain to grow and adapt to new situations, so you learn new skills. It’s called neuroplasticity. And it works like a charm. …wish to get up at 5am so you have an hour of quiet to build yourself strong? …seek to master a craft or gain expertise in an art? …driven to overcome a fear or beat a worry? The brain’s native ability to grow and rise with steady, incremental prac...

23 Mai 20232min

If you’ve read my latest book you know that although I spoke a lot about legacy years ago (even wrote a book on it 25 years ago called Who Will Cry When You Die?), I no longer think it’s a thing worth pursuing. Because we’ll be dead. So who cares what people say? Better to be great and brave and excellent and loving while you’re alive. That’s the irony: care not about your legacy and live gorgeously now and you’ll automatically create a grand legacy. FOLLOW ROBIN SHARMA: Instagram Fac...

22 Mai 20232min

Words mean what words say. Legendary leaders and movement makers of the past have spellbound their followers by deploying the language of hope. And employing the vocabulary of possibility. And yet in our current culture, too many potentially great people are super sloppy with the words they use. ...if something is good they call it “dope”. ...if something is cool they call it “sick”. ...if you deliver a great performance they’ll say “you murdered it”. Yet dope and sick and murder are ba...

19 Mai 20235min

You were born with a gift. I’m serious. And science has confirmed it. It’s the ability of your brain to grow and adapt to new situations, so you learn new skills. It’s called neuroplasticity. And it works like a charm. …wish to get up at 5am so you have an hour of quiet to build yourself strong? …seek to master a craft or gain expertise in an art? …driven to overcome a fear or beat a worry? The brain’s native ability to grow and rise with steady, incremental practice will se...

18 Mai 20232min

Please remember one of my top brain tattoos: “All change is hard at first, messy in the middle and gorgeous at the end.” If mastering a new habit to the point where it becomes automatic and, therefore, easier to do than not to do was super easy, the change you’re trying to make wouldn’t be valuable change. All brilliant transformations are hard. They force you to reach deep into your gifts and talents and push past fear, doubt and resistance. And as you do this, you build greater ...

17 Mai 20232min

Too many good souls among us are sloppy with their vocabulary. Speaking of negativity and difficulty in a world filled with overwhelming opportunity, for those with the eyes/perception/wisdom to see it. So stand true to your right to be great. And talk like the leader, visionary and possibilitarian you are. It won’t be easy (world-class never is). It will, however, be worth it. If you’d like to learn the tools, habits and daily routines of warriors, billionaires, sages and superstars then re...

16 Mai 20232min