Reading at 35

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It was an early morning start at the office on a particular Monday. The mind was set to accomplish another day, as usual whenever there was free time, I would gap that time with a podcast or watch a video over social media something to inspire the soul.


Well, I must tell you Robin Sharma, (The #1 bestselling author of The Monk who sold his Ferrari) has been playing on my mind.. yeah really. It is only because I have subscribed to Robin Sharma podcast that I took interest to his work. At the end of every podcast, he always mentions the book  The 5am Club, a book that is a must-buy!


So on one particular Monday morning, I had woken up, for work with a very clear mind than ever and had this urge to go and get this book. So as I got to the office 7:30 am, I then waited for the local book store to open at 9am. 


I drove up to the mall, walk straight to the book store, asked the assistant for this particular book. He then directed me to the shelf and when I had seen this book and had a huge joy that just overwhelmed me. Why? I don, 't know, because I did not even read the book as yet.

Got the book and headed straight back to the office.  


Yes, I opened up my laptop, but got to reading this book I couldn't wait. It's done Two weeks to read, and I have not placed this book down. It has been such a brilliant read as well and such a true inspiration. I have so much that would want to share with you over this blog about the book. 


But, do you know what my advice to you will be? Get your hands on this book...


In life, we come across so many challenges, Be it people, work, finance, and the list goes on. Our life is not perfect, but we can sure change the way things happen around us, the experiences we face good and bad. 


This brings about the MINDSET / SOULSET / HEARTSET / HEALTHSET


In The 5am club it is explained beautifully its worth a read, but it's all up to you to get this book. 


My personal advice to you after the lockdown, or if you can try Google The 5am club. Start making changes to progress your current lifestyle. 


Own your morning elevate your life. With the current circumstances we all need bit of direction, and it's never too late to make the change. 


Something to ponder: In life we should always make time for personal development. It will grow you and make you understand the balance of your journey on earth. 


P. S (Personal life story) The last book my gran mom read before she passed on.. THE MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI BY ROBIN SHARMA. The book that grabbed my attention was by the same author. 

Our lives are linked someway or the other. So, we should appreciate the challenges and reasoning behind the things that occur in our lives. 




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