The Hidden Wiring of the Best Leaders

Real leaders have trained their brains to focus on the possibilities and opportunities available with military-like focus. They block out the noise of the doomsayers and shut out the voices of their critics. They get that their mindset and their personal energy are two of their most valuable resources. So they protect them well. >>

The Business of Relationships

by Robin Sharma
Included in the Top 10 Best Companies to Work For (Fortune Magazine), not surprising we see Google, Edward Jones and Dreamworks. When employees were asked why they love (yes love) working for the top contenders, they didn't mention the pay, the expense accounts or advancing to the top title in the Googleplex. They spoke first of the kindness of relationships. These passionate workers described their work culture as an extension of home, or like being with family. They spoke enthusiastically of their colleagues as being fun and supportive. Managers of the Best Companies are characterized as genuinely caring; every single employee truly matters. Work for these fortunate employees is like a favorite gathering place - a place to play at their top level with like minded talent.

These testimonials reveal that business is nothing more than a human venture built on high caliber relationships. Without deep relationships, leadership doesn't work. The old model of leadership - which puts profit above people - is dead. Learn what isn't and Robin's prescription for effective relationships and improved business results.

Robin Sharma Advice for Fearless Living

1. You don't grow in normal, All I mean by this is that if you stay within your comfort zone, you don't grow. But if you instead stretch and face fear head on by going to your limits, you'll discover your limits will grow.

2. You don't know until you try. It would have been easy to refuse the chance to heli-ski. I could have made a thousand excuses. But Leaders Without a Title recognize good opportunities. So i seized it. And because I tried heli-skiing, I not only grew as a skier, I added another experience to my life that will shape all I do.

3. On the other side of your fears you'll find your confidence. By doing what we're afraid to do because it's beyond our comfort zone, we grow in confidence. The increased confidence I have as a skier because I skied a new peak will translate to increased confidence as an entrepreneur and as a human being.

4. Life's short so get int he game. A rich life is one made up of many rich adventures. Don't miss out on enjoying as many as you can.

The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari

The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari:  A Fable About Fulfilling Your  Dreams & Reaching Your Destiny By Robin Sharma List Price: $14.99 Price: $10.79 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25.Details Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Ships from and sold by Amazon.com 124 new or used available from $2.47 Average customer review:

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The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari imaginatively presents a set of simple yet profoundly effective lessons for personal growth, created by bestselling author and renowned professional speaker Robin S. Sharma, based on his own search for life's true purpose. In a tale that is both wondrous and mystical, Sharma offers practical and wise advice on how to:

- develop joyful thoughts
- follow your life's mission and calling
- look within for success
- cultivate self-discipline and act courageously
- value time as your most important commodity
- nourish your relationships
- live life fully, one day at a time