The Wealth Money Can't Buy: The 8 Hidden Habits to Live Your Richest Life Paperback – 9 April 2024

Author Robin Sharma's "The Wealth which Money Can't Buy" is a very remarkable and innovative book that offers a way to achieve true wealth. The book leverages a variety of situations from the author's previous experiences to highlight eight habits: growth, family, money, wellness, community, craft, service, and adventure. The main topic of the book is the distinction between inner or spiritual prosperity and material wealth. It is important to remember that material money without inner richness can lead to emptiness, which is why it is advised not to chase hollow symbols of success.The concept of true prosperity—which the author examines—involves a number of facets of life, including relationships, health, personal development, and social contribution. He leads readers to a more comprehensive view of riches and fulfillment through illuminating tales and useful counsel.This incredible book provides practical guidance and an engrossing story that make it easy to live a life that is meaningful, joyful, and contributes more than just financial goods. Whether you're looking for deeper connections, financial freedom, or personal development, this book offers priceless advice for building genuine riches in all facets of life. To sum up, I thoroughly enjoyed each and every chapter of the book and heartily suggest it to anybody who will listen. For those that get it, it's a real gem.Highly recommended

“Your days are your life in miniature and as you craft each day, so you create your life. Consistency truly is the mother of mastery and the little things you can do daily are so much more important than the big things that you might do annually.”We all are living a fast-paced life, where we are always on the run to achieve something or the other. Seldom, do we take a moment to enjoy life as it is – crazy and messy as hell. In order to reach a position in life, we keep running, even when our body’s engine needs rest. Don’t we?For humans, in order to live a happy life, they only want one thing – “wealth”. But what about the other aspects of life. Running behind wealth, we often disrupt our health. As, it says, “When we are young, we are willing to sacrifice all of our health for the pursuit of wealth and once we are old, we become willing to sacrifice all our wealth for even one day of good health”. Isn’t it?Why is this so, how can we achieve wealth as well as take care of other aspects of our life?Well, this is where, the book “The Wealth Money Can’t Buy by Robin Sharma comes in picture. A simple book that talks about how one can live a healthy and wealthy life. The book discusses eight habits that will help us in understanding how we can live a happy and harmonious life. The habits are growth, wellness, family, craft, money, community, adventure and service. One principle which I personally can relate to is service.According to me, once you lose yourself in a cause which is bigger than you, you get an understanding of life like no other. In short, the book is a must read for everyone who want to have a clear understanding of what wealth actually is.This is my first book by the author and I loved the book. Written in simple language, the book gives the reader ample examples on how these factors will make their life wealthy beyond a point

The book is amazing right from the introduction till the end. It only focuses in making readers understand that the real riches that often sit right in front of us, but we ignore because we have been programmed not to value them. This book is about a completely new philosophy and methodology of success and wealth that we are not schooled, trained or even encouraged to consider. But one that will absolutely bring you sustained happiness, personal freedom and lasting internal peace.The book discusses eight forms of wealth and each form contains a lot of inspiration, knowledge and self discovery that we often find in author's books. The book offers a refreshing perspective on the concept of wealth, challenging readers to consider the true sources of prosperity beyond material possessions. The author explores the idea that there are forms of wealth that money simply cannot buy.One of the key themes of the book is the importance of relationships and connections in our lives. The book also delves into the significance of experiences, personal growth, and self-discovery as essential components of true wealth. The writing is insightful and engaging, drawing readers in with his compelling arguments and relatable anecdotes. His message is both inspiring and practical, encouraging readers to reevaluate their priorities and consider what truly brings them fulfillment and happiness.Overall, the book is a thought-provoking and inspiring read that challenges readers to redefine their understanding of wealth and prosperity. This book is a must-read for anyone seeking to cultivate a more meaningful and fulfilling life beyond the confines of material wealth.