The 5 AM Club

must read book. go for it without thinking twice. what an inspirational book. Once you started reading it, you’ll not stop until you’ve finished it.

Ever since I joined PGIMER, Chandigarh as a postgraduate resident, automatically I had become a life member of 5 AM Club. Whatever I am today, I attribute it to this 'keystone' habit of mine. Robin Sharma's new book, "The 5 AM club" has further reinforced my belief in rising early in the morning.Robin Sharma has emerged as a master storyteller ever since his first book "The monk who sold his Ferrari," published way back in 1997. I read that book sometime around the year 2000. And ever since then, I have become his ardent fan. I have the entire collection of his books, and personally, I have been benefitted in every walk of my life. (I hope he does not ask for a royalty!)Robin created a lot of buzz around this new book for the past four years, and he has lived up to the expectations. "The 5 AM Club" is not a story. It has all the lessons required to succeed in our personal, family and professional lives. Robin compels us to change for better, with his signature quote, "Change is hard at first, messy in the middle and gorgeous at the end." He has introduced several innovative infographics to help readers understand his masterly concepts as he passionately narrates his story. There are also several cinematic twists and turns to keep the readers bound to the book. And of-course there are many of his game changing formulas. The book can easily be made into a motion picture as it follows Aaron Sorkin's 3-act structure. And now Robin has become a poet also! There are 2 - 3 beautiful poems.Here are the three most important take-home messages for me from this brand new Robin's page-turner:1. "Life's is too short to play small with your talents."2. "Your excuses are seducers, your fears are liars, and your doubts are thieves."3. "The moment when you most feel like giving up is the instant when you must find it in you to press ahead."Robin has been my Dronacharya, and I hope this review of this Ekalavya for his book will be an apt Guru Dakshina (Royalty!).Dr. Prahlada N.BChitradurga.

The style of writing is quite riveting, as the story form makes it intriguing. In these times of extremely chaotic lifestyles, it is pertinent to follow certain set of principles to elevate one’s life.

It shows how a person can bring decipline the life and take it to the next levels.

Loved it

Excellent book. Thanks a wonderful suggestions.

I am avid reader and read anything which can be read and give some insight in life. During that reading, i came across the book, "A monk who sold his ferrari" by Robin Sharma; almost a decade back. I became fan of him. I read few self improvement book before it; like you can win, who moved my cheese, who ate my cheese, eat that frog, rich dad poor dad etc. But i preferred fluidity and easy concept by robin sharma. I have heard more than 80 you tube lectures from Robin Sharma, almost more than 3 times each. I read so many notes from robin sharma nation.This whole introduction, just to say; i am long time follower of Robin Sharma.Then since last 6 months, waiting for this book 5 am club. I preordered it .In his typical language, i am going to deconstruct his book. I read it taking good time. Few chapters, i reread for better under standing. For few chapter; i have made few simple notes to avoid lengthy story line. So after reading his book, after following him from more than a decade; these are my views.First and foremost, any read which is non digital, is better. So better to grab a book. Reading always gives a new dimension to same thing which has been told in you tube or read on net by same author. Diagrams are fabulous things in whole book. I printed few diaphragms and stuck on my room wall. Reading slow makes thing wonderful for book like this, as few things are really crowded. I mean so many things in one or two page, and nothing to grab for two more page. One need to makes some notes in last 70 pages. It is relatively easy read linguistically, but not as fluid as A monk who sold his ferrari,Who should read and digest this book: In one line, this is a book for people who believe that discipline is worst thing in life. This book will explains you importance of discipline, how disciplined one hour in morning lead you to planning your whole day, week and life, and how you can fulfill your complete family and professional life satisfactorily. Scientific basis of everything is explained wherever possible and needed. Hardest part of book, is implementing principles in real life. And as Robin Sharma used to say; all changes are hard at first, messy in middle and gorgeous at the end.After hearing 80 lectures; more than 3 times each, reading almost everything on robinsharma.com; this book sometimes feel repetative. Actual principles of 5 am club, starts in last 70 pages. Reading is always better than listening pod casts or viewing you tube videos; but still. Except those diagrams, which are extremely helpful, all contents i have heard in a way or other in podcasts and youtube.But still i read this book and willing to read 2-3 times more if i can get something more .Rating is just based on my expectations.

I was also expecting a small bookmark along with the book but I did not get it.

The concept of the 5am Club is so simplistic yet not easy for many of us to accomplish! The writing keeps you inthralled and the experiences make you yearn to visit and be apart of it all while mapping out your own ideas for a future worth leaving behind all the self doubt and unnecessary stressors we have adapted that is holding us back from being the best we can be. Hats off to Robin Sharma 🙏🏼

Wonderful book. I don’t read much but I read through this fairly quickly it was a very inspiring book and a great concept.

O autor detalha a metodologia através dos personagens de forma brilhante e muito bem direcionada.Recomendo a todos que querem tornar seus dias mais produtivos e suas vidas mais significativas.

This book is filled with immense wisdom and it is a must read for anyone aspiring to be a world-class person.

I really enjoyed the book, although at the beginning I was a bit surprised that it is written in the form of a "story"THis book is very inspirational, althogh, as for most of these kind of books, is up to you to extrapolate what is applicable to your life.I haven't applied yet, but the idea of waking up early really