Robin Sharma is a Canadian writer and motivational speaker known for his book series "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari". This document discusses Sharma and provides a summary of 101 life lessons from his book "Who Will Cry When You Die?". The lessons include keeping a journal, being kind to strangers daily, developing an honest philosophy, starting the day well, talking positively to yourself, modeling a child's playfulness, seeing troubles as blessings, spending time without a watch, and taking more risks. The conclusion states that the book simplifies philosophies and contains many inspirational quotes.

1. Who will cry when you die?
BY ROBIN SHARMA

3. ROBIN SHARMA
 Robin Sharma is a Canadian writer an motivational speaker known for his THE MONK
WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI book series.
 Robin Sharma worked as litigation lawyer until age 25 .
 When robin Sharma published Megaliving(1994) , a book on stress management and
spirituality .
 He initially also self-published THE MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI , which was then
picked up wider distribution by HarperCollins .
 Robin Sharma has published 11 other books , and founded the training company
Sharma leadership international .

4. Publications by Robin Sharma
 Megaliving!: 30 days to a perfect life (1994)
 The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari (1997)
 Leadership Wisdom from The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari (1998)
 Who Will Cry When You Die ? (1999)
 Family Wisdom from the monk who sold his Ferrari (2001)
 The Saint , the surfer , the CEO (2002)
 Discover your destiny with the monk who sold his Ferrari (2004)
 The Greatness Guide (2006)
 Daily inspiration from the monk who sold his Ferrari (2007)
 The Greatness Guide Book 2 (2008)
 The leader who had no Title(2010)

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 The secret letters of the monk who sold his Ferrari (2011)
 Sharma , Robin (2015) . The Mastery Manual
 Sharma , Robin (2016) . Little black book for stunning success.

6. 101 life lessons given by Robin sharma in
the book who will cry when you die ?

10. Keep a journal
 Your life is worth about . Start maintaining a journal . Record
your thoughts , emotions , events that happen during the day
, your ideas etc.
 You discover yourself when you write about your life and later
reflect on what you wrote and how you behaved . Only when
you become aware of yours reaction , you can change them .

11. Every day , Be Kind To a Stanger
 A meaningful life is made up of series of daily acts of decency and
kindness which , ironically , add up to something truly great over
the course of lifetime .
 Daily , every person you pass represents an opportunity to show
a little more of the compassion and courtesy that define your
humanity .
 Kindness , simply put , is the rent we must pay for the space we
occupy on this planet .

12. Develop an Honesty Philosophy
 To develop an honest philosophy , begin to monitor how many small
untruths you tell over the course of week .
 Every time you do not tell truth , you feed the habit of being
untruthful .
 Be a person of your word rather than being “all talk and no action “

13. Start Your Day Well
 The way you begin your day determines the way you will live your
day .
 If you have the self discipline to ensure that , during the first 30
minutes of your day , you think only the purest of thoughts and take
only the finest of actions , you will notice that your days will
consistently unfold int the most marvellous ways .

14. Talk To Yourself
 The words and the language that we use on daily basis have a profound
influence in creating a more enlightened pathway of thought .
 Select a phrase that you will train your mind to focus on at different times
throughout the day until it begins to dominate your awareness.
 For e.g. If it is inner peace and calm that you seek , your mantra might be ,
“ I am so grateful that I am a serene and tranquil person.”
 Try to say your personal phrase at least two hundred times a day for at least
four weeks.
 Result will be profound as you take one giant step to finding the peace ,
prosperity and purpose your life requires.

15. Model a Child
 Make the time to connect to your more playful side , the child within
you .
 Tale the time to study the positive qualities of children and model their
ability to stay energized , imaginative and completely in the moment
no matter what might be going on around them .

16. See Your Troubles As blessings
 One must realize that pain is a teacher and failure is the highway
to success .
 Begin to see your troubles as blessings , resolve to transform
your stumbling blocks into stepping stones and vow to turn your
wounds into wisdom . It is during life’s most trying times that we
discover who we really are and the fullness of the strength that
lies within us .

17. Spend a Day without your watch
 Rather than living by the watch and planning everything
you are going to do , once every while , spend a day
simply living for the moment and doing whatever you
like .

18. Take More Risks
 The real secret to live your life to the fullest is to stop spending
your days searching for security and start spending your time
pursuing opportunity.
 Get good at being uncomfortable and stop walking path of least
resistance .
 You will meet with your share of failures if you start living more
deliberately . But failure is nothing more than learning how to win
.

19. Conclusion
 I like the author’s style of simplifying all the philosophies . You don’t have to
think much about the meaning of his messages .
 “who will cry when you die “ is an inspirational and a good read . Also , there
are many amazing quotes in the book for you if you love collecting quotes .

20. Made by :-
Nitya Mehta
Chintan Kargathra
Nehang Ranpariya