Well, this is the 1st time that m writing a review on any product.Hope it turns out 2 be of some help to at least some of u.To tell u frankly, i read this book only on teh sugggestion of my father who is a businessman n has very little time for me.He asked me 2 read it n tell him what should he do 2 be in peace specially with my cribbings about spending some time with family.n believe me--it is a heck of a book that has got tremendous changes in me(rather than my dad).Well, THE MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI--by Robin S. Sharma is a tale of transformation into a simple philosophy of living.The protagonist in the book is talks about Julian Mantle who tells his tale of how his busy and over-scheduled life took a transgression to a more happy and satisfactory state of teh mind after a brief stay with teh monks in the Himalayas.Well, teh best part of the novel is it has a pragmatic plot--i.e. the main character Julian, despite being a man of teh modern world sold all of his wealth to attain his peace of mind but unlikely, the book suggests a happy and go-lucky life without teh abandonement of one’s wealth(after all in this world of expenses how does one manage to live with NOTHING n moreover with a family to go on alongwith).It suggests easy and simple steps to achieve all one wants just with a little bit of will power and concentration which is required only at teh beginning which gradually takes teh form of a habit within a period of 30days.Well, i would recommend this to all those who seek to have a more happy and peaceful life--basically A LIFE WHICH U CAN CALL UR OWN--specially guys who are diffident in their work-sphere cuz of ’’diffidence’’ the factors of which cud be just anythng like a over-fleshy physique, over-busy schedule(like my dad’s).Its a pragmatic book and it gets u disciplined in life(thts wht it has done to me).....
It grooves in a life of enthusiasm and energy into every small task that u might take up--emphasising on ’’procastination’’.Wish u luck.....juss check it out.