Who Will Cry When You Die? Life Lessons from the Monk Who Sold His Ferrari

Who Will Cry When You Die? Life Lessons from the Monk Who Sold His Ferrari

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Would you like to replace that empty feeling inside you with a deep sense of peace, passion, and purpose? Are your hoping that your life will not only be successful but significant? Are you ready to have the very best within you shine through and create a rich legacy in the process? If so, this potent little book, with its powerful life lessons and its gentle but profound...more
Paperback, 224 pages
Published September 30th 2002 by Hay House
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أ. خلود الغفري
من اكثر الكتب التي احببتها
بسيط وسلس.. اشارة مرور حمراء للتوقف مع الذات وتقدير الاشياء البسيطة في الحياة
اشبه بماراثون حياة اكس لارج الذي طرحته في مدونتي استروجينات
مليء بالقصص التي مر بها الكاتب وجعلته يقدر الحياة ويهتم بما يجب ان يتركه من بعده
الكتاب عبارة عن عناوين قصيرة من صفحتين اقل او اكثر
يمكن قراءة اي عنوان منها.. لا يحتاج الى الربط بينها او التركيز فيها
لذا من الممتع قراءته في السيارة او في اوقات الانتظار

اوصي به لمن اراد التأمل في الحياة وعبرها الجميلة
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Hamood Alsudais
Rubin Sharma ... Is a great author
His book The Monk who Sold His Ferrari was unique and appealing ... I'm in my way to read it !!!

But this book "Who Will Cry When You Die" is a life lessons from the monk who sold his ferrari ....

It is so simple and was written by simple language ...

This book helped me to make a hard decision in my life because I was reading it at critical time of my life.

It is a book you read when you are having bad days or good days!!! It just gives you a huge push to live y...more
Meghna
"When you were born, you cried while the world rejoiced. Live your life such a way that when you die the world cries and you rejoice". This is the crux of the book written by the author of the bestseller ‘The Monk who sold his Ferrari’ who tells one how to lead a prosperous life in a simple, direct and easy-to-read way.
The author, though very young, has been able to summon some really good and inspiring unknown as well as known but not practised advice. He guides the readers through his more tha...more
Neha
Jan 23, 2012 Neha rated it 1 of 5 stars
Shelves: own
The book is full of preachings about "the right way to lead a good life" presented in a list like manner rather than the thoughts weaved in a story line or put in a philosophical manner to make an interesting read. If leading a fulfilling life was as simple as following a check list, the world wouldn't be full of distress. In my opinion contemplating your life for half the time that you would need to finish the book would be much more fruitful.

Everything explained in the book is true, except tha...more
Kristīne
I think this is the best book I've ever read- in the way that it gives so many good advices. After reading (and while reading) this book I put myself together, became more disciplined (e.g. it inspired me to wake up earlier in mornings, to go swimming in mornings, to think more positive etc.). While reading this book, I put down some notes, and after finishing reading this book, I continued to read my notes over and over again. I really recommend this book if you need a little push to make some...more
Vivek
Well i am not a fan of Self Help books like these! They do give you a pump but at the end of the day you know that everything has to come from inside ;) These books are just like a beer that makes you feel high for few hours and when you wake up next morning everything is gone :P
Scottsdale Public Library
One day at work, I found a book at my desk with a note that read, "This is for you. It is an excellent book with much wisdom on how to live your life. I absolutely love this book and I hope you enjoy it too." I pass this book and note on to you. Though the title is morose, the contents are uplifting. This author reminds us to make time for the important and cut out our futile endeavors. Such mini chapters include, "Stop Condemning," "Go on a News Fast," and "Don't Finish Every Book You Start." S...more
Valerie
It really makes me think after this book. It is just like asking myself if I am living on my purpose and if i am doing the right thing. Really helps me to understand the views in the future. :)
Jaspreet Narang
Nice Book. Shares 101 things we can do to live a better life. Some of these are very simple to implement, the others will definitely take time, patience, dedication and passion. But overall, I find this book good for anyone who wants some quick points rather than going through a story and coming back to the same point.Who Will Cry When You Die? Life Lessons from the Monk Who Sold His Ferrari
Mariam
“Who will cry when you die” offers 101 inspirational lessons on how to live a more focused prosperous life, in a simple direct and easy-to-read way. Some of the tips are clichés like keep a journal, a walk in the woods and have family meals but others are thought provoking like become an imposter, create a hero list, and have a living funeral, you can easily carry the book with you , it will offer inspiration through out your day.
Shah Saguna


A book that gives one a deep sense of satisfaction and makes the person feel good from within. The mantras, if implemented in daily life can bring a positive change in one's attitude . A must read for the youth who are filled with negative energy and lack of confidence. Very inspiring and motivational.
Vineet Joshi
It's always good to be able to refer to certain parts of this book- if you have an open mind and are okay with taking a strangers advice humbly and without being excessively egotistical, this book could really help you overcome those imaginary barriers which we can often create.
Aruna Kumar Gadepalli
Reading a book of this sort will definitely makes ones day. I really enjoyed the book, though thought provoking at times. Most of these lessons are known to us probably we neglect them or take it for granted we postpone them to practice. Enjoy reading the book.
Kruthi Krishna
this was the first book i read........i was realy very much fascinated....this book is the repository of many morals......which helped me in my daily life.....dis book totaly changed my mind set...i really owe to robin sharma sir....fr writing such a book
Uma mahesh
Sep 30, 2007 Uma mahesh rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: every one
Shelves: lifelessons
not to judge by what it says "cry when u die"

reminds u of what u r losing in life

each lesson is a lesson for life.

u start enjoing small things in life.

language is simple n understanding.


not to miss it
Kripa Jayakumar
Definitely tops the list on my Self-help listopia! Great read! Once you are done with the book, you have this incredibly lighter heart and determination to make some changes to your monotonous lives!
Kristen Iworsky
Little pieces of typical inspiration most books have. You hear them over and over, but each time it feels like a revelation.
Ravishankar Radhakrishnan
Most Amazing book I have read till date.... Every line is heavenly inspiring...
Alka Jain
“One night, during a particularly bad coughing fit, the patient next to the window stopped breathing. Rather than pressing the button for help, the other man chose to do nothing. The next morning the patient who had given his friend so much happiness ny recounting thee sights outside the window was pronounced dead and wheeled out of the hospital room. The other man quickly asked that his bed be placed next to the window, a request that was complied with by attending nurse, but as he looked out t...more
Adam Kolich
I mostly enjoyed this book. It contains a great many lessons that we all should practice in life. I was a little disappointed and perplexed by the seeming contradictions also contained. For example, the ordinary social conventions of the status quo that Robin Sharma seems to enable. Like families, children and society. As a devout individualist I am reticent to conforming to society's conventions. I do dance to the beat of my own drum and follow my intuition. I do not need to be instructed on th...more
Khushboo Jha
opens your mind!
Kim Tong Lim
This book was first published in 1999 with the Title: Who will cry when you die? and Subtitle used in the 2013 edition. In the latest edition, the main title was dropped.

This is an easy to read inspirational book covering 101 ideas for leading a meaningful life of happiness and success in life. Each lesson is about one and one-half pages long. Total number of pages is 209.

Most ideas suggested by the author are not new to me. It could be that I have been exposed to many of such books and listenin...more
Leo
Sometimes you need a little push to know you are on the right track. That time, a book might well come in handy. This book is like the 101 on life (not literally). It has some good ideas and thoughts, and if you just look at the title itself, you might be happier than you were the moment before. It's one book that you can't classify as "one-time-read" or "re-readable". If you sit with it continuously and finish, you'd either feel very elated or very down. Because after reading some of it, you mi...more
Bhavya
Do you feel that life is slipping by so fast that you may never get the chance to live with the meaning, happiness and joy you know you deserve? If so, this very special book by leadership guru Robin S. Sharma, the author whose The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari series has transformed the lives of thousands, will be the guiding light that leads you to a brilliant new way of living. Who Will Cry When You Die? is an easy-to read yet wisdom-rich manual that offers 101 simple solutions to life's most com...more
Sougata Ray
I am new to this type of self help literature. So I would rather take the option to come back and write my review only after I have implemented the lessons learned here in this book. Thank You. :)
Glen Nicholls
If I'm allowed to swear on here I would say this book is fu***** amazing! People who say its a joke seriously need to re-evaluate there existence haha :/
Tara
Don't like self-help books, but this one was really practical and poignant without being pretentious, trendy or superfluous.
Tijo Philip
101 tips. inspiring just like any other Robin Sharma book i have read, many applicable ones which is of day to day use, should go through once in a while.
Rakhi Banerjee
I do not believe in self help books, but this one was different. It is like taking daily lessons on how to live.
Arunkumar Vasudevan
It was the title that caught my attention to this book. This book gains an insight into ourselves.
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Robin Sharma is one of the world’s premier thinkers on leadership, personal growth and life management. The bestselling author of
The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari,
Who Will Cry When You Die? and
The Saint, the Surfer, and the CEO and four other books on self-transformation.

Robin Sharma is in constant demand internationally as keynote speaker at the conferences of many of the most powerful companies

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