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Robin Sharma Quotes - Page 20

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Education is inoculation against disruption.

Education is inoculation against disruption.

Motivational, Achievement, Disruption

Twitter post from Aug 12, 2016

To have everything you want, help as many people as you can possibly find get everything they want.

Success, People, Want

Money is the reward for risks taken, value delivered and promises kept.

Taken, Risk, Promise

To triple the growth of your organization, triple the growth of your people.

Success, Organization, People

FaceBook post by Robin Sharma from Aug 10, 2012

One of the primary tactics for enduring winning is daily learning.

Success, Winning, Tactics

Don't surrender leadership of your life to your moods

Surrender, Mood

No kid is unsmart. Every kid's a genius at something. Our job is to find it. And then encourage it.

Jobs, Kids, Genius

No critic ever changed the world.

World, Changed, Critics

Twitter post from Aug 22, 2016

If you have never visited the valleys, the view from the mountain top is not breathtaking.

Views, Mountain, Valleys

Robin Sharma (2003). “Who Will Cry When You Die?: Life Lessons From The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari”, p.23, Jaico Publishing House

Self knowledge is the stepping stop to self mastery.

Motivational, Self, Mastery

Failure is nothing more than learning how to win.

Winning

Robin Sharma (2003). “Who Will Cry When You Die?: Life Lessons From The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari”, p.22, Jaico Publishing House

Mastery comes via a monomaniacal focus on simplicity versus an addiction to complexity.

Addiction, Focus, Simplicity

FaceBook post by Robin Sharma from Jun 09, 2014

There is but one failure in life and that is the failure to try.

Trying, Failure In Life

Robin Sharma (2007). “Daily Inspiration From The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari”, Jaico Publishing House

Spend time doing things that matter.

Matter, Things That Matter, Spend Time

Twitter post from Jan 26, 2017

Hope looks good on paper. But what creates greatness is focus, dedication and hard work. Daily. Go do it. We deserve to see you fly in 2014.

Hard Work, Dedication, Greatness

FaceBook post by Robin Sharma from Jan 02, 2014

Lives are mere blips on the canvas of eternity.

Canvas, Eternity, Mere

Robin Sharma (2003). “Who Will Cry When You Die?: Life Lessons From The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari”, p.3, Jaico Publishing House

While victims condemn change, leaders grow inspired by change.

Leader, Inspired, Victim

FaceBook post by Robin Sharma from May 30, 2014

Better to have 3 real friends than 100,000 digital ones.

Real, Real Friends, Digital

FaceBook post by Robin Sharma from Dec 22, 2013

An excuse is the tool our weak self uses to prevent our strongest self from reaching greatness.

Greatness, Self, Tools

FaceBook post by Robin Sharma from Dec 23, 2013

Dreaming is great, but thinking big thoughts alone will not build a business, pay your bills or make you into the person you know in your heart you can be.

Dream, Heart, Thinking

Robin Sharma (2003). “Who Will Cry When You Die?: Life Lessons From The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari”, p.32, Jaico Publishing House

Leadership is not a title. It's a behavior. LIVE it

Titles, Behavior

If you want to put far more living in your life, start living every day as if it was your last.

Want, Lasts, Ifs

You will never be able to hit a target that you cannot see.

Motivational, Target, Able

Robin Sharma (2003). “The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari: A Fable About Fulfilling Your Dreams & Reaching Your Destiny”, p.66, Jaico Publishing House

You can really Lead Without a Title.

Success, Titles, Buisness

We need to keep our ears open to the realities of life. If we don't act on life and take action to make things happen, it will act on us and give us results we might not want.

Reality, Giving, Want

Robin Sharma (2016). “The Robin Sharma Pack”, p.76, Jaico Publishing House

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