The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari

The Monk who sold his Ferrari is one of the must-read books. Being in the fast-moving world It’s very important for all of us to understand how life is going. Despite the fact that many people realize about life in the 80s and regret that they have not done anything in life that makes there life valuable, why not take a break and understand what actually life is.

Why should we read this book?

This book will let you know about your dreams and guide you to reach the destiny. This book also helps us to develop a few hobbies that are helpful in transforming ourselves. To be honest, this book made me realize a few small things that we must follow to make our living better.

This book will also let us know The importance of time, How to master our mind, How to selflessly serve others, and much more than that we can learn to make a happy living. To be more specific, this book will make us understand how to prioritize our day-to-day activities, and master ourselves and the way we live our daily life.

Who should read the book?

After reading this book, I felt everyone should read this book as everything that we require in our life is explained in this book in the most understandable way.

Dreams, Destiny, Happiness, Satisfaction, Time, Mind, and Money are very important and somehow inter-linked to each other.

After reading this book you will understand how to fulfill your dreams and reach your destiny by being happy and satisfied following the habits induced in your mind understanding the importance of money and Time.

Few interesting quotes I have come across while reading this book:

Don’t live the same day 80 times and call it a life.

You laugh not because you are happy, you are happy because you laugh.

We live in an age when we have forgotten what life is all about

Success lies in being true to yourself and living life on your own terms

People who study others are wise but those who study themselves are enlightened.

If you don’t even know where you are going, how will you ever know when you get there?

Saying you don’t have enough time to improve your life is like saying you don’t have enough time to wait for fuel while driving a car. Eventually, it will catch up with you.

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