Simple, yet so profound.
Quote Robin Sharma from 'The Monk who sold his Ferrarri':
"Every moment you spend thinking of other peoples dreams, you take time away from your own".
"Every moment you spend thinking of other peoples dreams, you take time away from your own".
posted by Unknown at 6:06 AM
7 Comments:
means :-(
yep so true...so concentrate on who you want to be and what u wanna achieve...
Keshi.
That book is for people who would like to live a life of Monk. You can't get both sides of the coin. Either you live in society or your live like a monk.
If you live in society you can't just think about your ownself.
If you just think about your ownself you gotta live a life of Monk.
You need to take wise decision.
That book was written to make balance in everyday life activities. He said you can't kill your dreams based on other persons decision. You gotta make your own decisions.
-AJ
Keshi
Yup, I am reflecting on my day and on my life. And with one eye fixed on the destination, there is only one left to guide me along the journey.
:-)
AJ
That book is not for people who wanna live life as a MONK!
Each one of us is selfish. We all, at some point in time, think about ourselves.
There are certain points that I agree with you:
1.You should never do anything because you have to, do it only if you want to and if that is the right thing for you to do.
2.Clearly defined priorities and goals for every aspect of life server as lighthouse. I am offering my guidance and refuge.
Anonymous
This book is a a book of wisdom. It teaches you to live life happily and how to fulfill one’s dreams and reach one’s destiny.
The author teaches how to focus on priorities and thereby maintain a balance and simplify life. He gives examples that prove that willpower is the essential virtue of a fully actualized life.
You must read it!
Niks,
What I captured from this book was :
1.Forget about the past. Dare to dream that you are more than the sum of your circumstances. Expect the best.
2. Never judge you self worth by somebody else’s net worth.
and the most Imp
3. There are no setbacks – only lessons.
~Cheers
Richa.
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