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This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene The desire for power is a fundamental human behavior. When one feels that he has no power over others or events, he is likely to be depressed. Everyone wants power. Those who pretend to have no desire for power are either deceiving themselves or attempting to deceive others. Power is like a drug that makes you stronger each time you taste it. The more you get, the more you want. Even though it is a fundamental human behavior, the desire for power is considered impolite and selfish. It is widely held that those who seek power must seem to have no interest in it, and on the contrary they must pretend to care only about others. The one who can disguise his pursuit of power with his care for others ends up becoming the most powerful. This seems paradoxical but the fact remains that you cannot honestly and forthrightly pursue power. You invariably have to disguise both your means and your ends. The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene is a collection of “laws” based on historical and philosophical anecdotes. These laws are amoral as they themselves don’t take into account any sense of right or wrong. Instead, the laws focus on how one can increase their influence over any situation, regardless of their moral consequences. This book explores the nuances of manipulating people around you for establishing power. The book focuses on how to gain power in any situation, regardless of whether it’s morally right or wrong, and it uses specific anecdotes from history to illustrate the “rules of power”. These laws may seem scandalously frank, but you can apply them without violating any of the strictures of public morality, which, according to Robert, is the way to get the best results. Don't miss out — Grab yours!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck is a guidebook by Mark Manson that explains how to live a happier life by focusing on what is important rather than on unimportant and trivial things. He explains in detail how to can do this, even when dealing with common human problems such as sickness, death, and other common issues people might face. He also says that successful, happy people are not the ones who live their lives without problems, but the ones who know how to solve their problems and enjoy doing so. According to the author, any problem can be solved, but the solutions will come much more easily if people know how to determine what is and is not important. The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck is definitely an interesting book that it sure to catch the attention of many readers. Even better, it is the kind of book which can help its readers to improve their lives and live happier, more fulfilling lives. Join us and find out how to live a better and happier life in this magnificent and interesting book written by Mark Manson. Get your copy today!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order by Ray Dalio A couple of years prior, amazing financial backer Ray Dalio noticed a conjunction of three powers that have never occurred in the course of his life however have happened commonly in history previously:  1) Zero or close to zero loan fees that prompted gigantic debt creation and the printing of cash on the world’s significant bank monetary forms;  2) Big political and social struggles inside nations because of the biggest riches, political, and values holes; and  3) The ascent of an incredible ability to challenge the current force to be reckoned with and along these lines, the current world order.  As a worldwide large scale financial backer for over 50 years, Dalio has discovered that to understand the enormous impact connections of monetary occasions he needs to concentrate on history. Accordingly, he embraced an investigation of the rise and fall of major civilizations and their business sectors throughout the most recent 500 years. This book is that review.  Standards for Dealing with the Changing World Order unmistakably presents Dalio's "Big Cycle" model for how the world works. The model clarifies what has driven the triumphs and disappointments of nations since the beginning and contains basic illustrations for the present financial, political and strategy climate. To show how the model functions, he takes readers through the significant empires of the most recent 500 years—including the Dutch, British, American and presently the rising Chinese. He clarifies exhaustively the system of a "Big Cycle" that has driven the victories and disappointments of nations since forever and contains basic examples that apply to the present financial, political and strategy climate. Get your copy today!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of Ugly Love by Colleen Hoover When they first meet, Tate Collins is uninterested in Miles Archer, a pilot for an airline. She doesn't have time for him because he's haughty and conceited. They reach a compromise because they are unable to resist their attraction to one another. He doesn't want love, and she doesn't have time for love, so they are only interested in having sex. If Tate complies with the two instructions Miles has offered her, their setup might be fairly simple. They both understand, though, that this arrangement might not be as wonderful as they had thought as feelings start to surface. Tate Collins has just moved in with her pilot brother when she receives an unexpected visitor: a drunken man who is passed out next to the door. She makes an attempt to get around him but is unable, so she phones her brother Corbin, who asks his friend Miles for help. Miles turns out to be the inebriated man; she drags him inside and places him on the couch where he begins to cry over Rachel. My heart broke for him. She isn't a morning person, so Tate locks the door in his face as he and Miles Corbin remove all of her possessions from her car. Then, Miles and Tate make another introduction. I became engrossed in this book when we discovered Miles's past and what he was doing to six years prior. I wondered why Miles hadn't seen anyone in six years when he met Rachel and fell in love with her after finding out she was the daughter of his dad's girlfriend. But on Thanksgiving, he kissed Tate, and the two of them started to feel like a "neighborhood with benefits." I was laughing so hard because I thought Miles was homosexual for three years when Tate's mother asks Corbin, a nurse, if he is seeing anybody when her son, a pilot, is asked if he is. Grab your copy now!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of $100M Offers by Alex Hormozi In 100M Offers, Alex Hormozi shares the secrets behind the Grand Slam Offer, a marketing strategy that transformed his life. Within just one year, Alex went from a struggling entrepreneur to a wealthy individual. Through his own journey of setbacks, drive, and success, he empowers readers to follow in his footsteps. Don't miss out — Grab yours!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of Outlive by Peter Attia, MD. The term "longevity" refers to the length of a person's life, which has recently gained increased attention and interest. Throughout history, people and societies have sought to live longer and healthier lives. The past century has seen significant advancements in science, medicine, and technology, leading to higher life expectancies, with many people now reaching their 80s, 90s, and even 100s. However, just living longer is not enough. It is important to ensure that those extra years are healthy, disease-free, and fulfilling. This concept is known as "healthy longevity," which has become a growing area of research in public health and healthcare. Grab a copy of this book now!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Study Guide of The Mountain Is You by Brianna Wiest Your fears and limitations can hinder your progress in life, but they can also serve as valuable lessons and guide you towards personal growth. The journey may be challenging, comparable to scaling a mountain. You will need to confront your discomfort and be honest about your actions. While change is not easy, you have the power to break negative patterns and transform into the person you are meant to be. In Brianna Wiest's book, "The Mountain is You," you will explore the various ways in which habits and worries can hold you back. Through this exploration, you will also discover opportunities for learning and use that knowledge to move in a positive direction. As you read, you are likely to relate to certain experiences or emotions from your own life, and that's a crucial part of the process. It is when you confront your most challenging obstacle, which is often yourself, that true transformation begins. While this summary does not detail the multitude of paths one can take over the metaphorical mountain, it will provide guidance on how to start overcoming that mountain and completely change yourself in the process. Grab a copy of this book now!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Study Guide of The Covenant of Water by Abraham Verghese "The Last Night in Travancore" serves as the opening chapter of Abraham Verghese's novel, "The Covenant of Water," setting the stage for a sprawling family saga that spans three generations and encompasses themes of death, faith, and love in a changing India. The chapter takes place in 1900 in Travancore, South India, and follows the story of a twelve-year-old girl named Mariamma, belonging to a long-standing Christian community, as she prepares to marry a widower who is three decades older and has a young son. Mariamma, also known as Big Ammachi, contemplates the life she is leaving behind as she bids farewell to her only home and expresses her thoughts through writing. Verghese paints a vivid picture of the landscape of Travancore, where the convergence of the sea and white beaches merges with meandering rivers flowing down the lush slopes of the Ghats. It is a land of enchantment for a child, with cascading torrents, rippling waterways, intricate pools and canals, a labyrinthine network of swamps and emerald lotus wetlands, and an extensive interconnected system where water is ever-present and integral to the lives of its inhabitants. Before delving deeper into the main narrative of the book, it is crucial to comprehend the history of Kerala, situated at the tip of the Indian peninsula. Verghese explores the historical backdrop of this region located along the Malabar coast, emphasizing its rich cultural heritage that has evolved over centuries. Kerala is renowned for its picturesque lagoons and wetlands, which profoundly influence the way of life for its people. Religion holds significant sway in Kerala's culture, with Hinduism, Christianity, and Islam being the dominant faiths. Grab a copy of this book now!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents by Lindsay C. Gibson Lindsay C. Gibson's Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents is a well-known text by Dr. Lindsay C. Gibson, a clinical psychologist and author who has written extensively on the topic of emotional maturity. Since its publication in 2015, the book has been translated into 13 languages and continues to be a key text for anyone interested in this crucial topic of child development. Gibson analyzes and dissects the harmful nature of emotionally immature parents throughout the book, guiding us through the tools and procedures we might use to break free. She deconstructs both the nature of emotionally undeveloped caretakers and the coping mechanisms that children employ to cope with the resulting unpleasant disappointment. Dr. Gibson examines the various forms of neglect and emotional manipulation displayed by certain parents, while also noting their lack of awareness of the disastrous road they are on. She reveals some of these people's recurring patterns of conduct, which may provide insight into why so many people appear to have negative emotional habits. The book is primarily intended to serve as a guide for those who believe they have been exposed to emotionally immature parenting. Nonetheless, it provides a wealth of information to readers in general. The more one reads the book, the easier it becomes to discern emotional maturity patterns in others and oneself. Grab a copy of this book now!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of The Nuclear Effect by Scott Oldford Very often when we think of leaders we tend to picture them in the context of business or politics. It is understandable to see why, as we have been raised with the images and stories of influential politicians and successful businessmen. We have created a culture that promotes success and idolizes everyone associated with success. It is part of our hierarchical views as humans to have our activities largely focused around the most distinguished individuals in every field. We look up to the best, the strongest, and the smartest. They are the alphas of our society. When we think of great people, our minds immediately turn to names like John F. Kennedy, Abraham Lincoln, and Nelson Mandela. They are remembered as great for their courageous thinking and decisive actions; for their visions for change, and a better world for everybody. They were and still remain a source of great inspiration for people from all over the world and it is why we admire them, write about them, and analyze what they’ve said and done. Fascinated by such figures, we want to know what has made them into the personalities that left their mark in history. Exhausting studies have been conducted into the lives of great leaders from all walks of life, starting from centuries before our time to the movers and shakers of today. Combining the findings of such extensive work has provided valuable insight into the personality traits of great leaders. Get your copy today!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of The Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene In The Laws of Human Nature, Robert Greene offers 18 laws that explain who we are as human beings and why we act the way we do. As in most of his previous literary works, Greene puts special emphasis on the emotional and manipulative qualities that human beings possess.  The book is divided into 18 chapters, with each chapter referring to a specific law that defines human nature. Greene begins each chapter by providing a brief explanation of what each law entails. He then narrates a story of a real-life person who embodies a particular aspect of human nature. In every story, there are numerous lessons to learn, with Greene offering insightful and practical strategies on how to adopt the specific law. The purpose of the book is to show you the best and worst parts of human nature so that you become more aware of them. Greene wants the reader to analyze their own character, see whether they suffer from a particular flaw, and learn how to overcome it. The author also wants you to become more aware of these natural tendencies in the people around you so that you avoid being manipulated and controlled. The book covers a wide range of themes, ranging from evolution, to spirituality, economics, politics, and religion. Greene ties all these themes together to paint a picture of human nature and how we can better understand ourselves. Get your copy today!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman Thank you for purchasing this summary of Thinking, Fast and Slow. If we want to do something in the best possible way, the first thing we need to do is understand what we are dealing with and what we want to do. Thinking, Fast and Slow is a book in which readers can find much useful advice regarding this matter. The way we think plays tremendous role in how we live our lives, how we will react to different situations, how (the way) we communicate with others, how we make decisions, and how we solve our problems – all of this is deeply rooted in the way we think. The author, Daniel Kahneman, writes about the way the human brain works and divides it into two sections, which when combined, create a perfect whole. Thinking, Fast and Slow is written so that its readers can make better decisions. Grab your copy!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of A Promised Land by Barack Obama Barrack Hussein Obama is the first US president of African descent and a member of the Democratic Party. He governed between the years 2009 and 2017, prior to which he had been the Illinois Senator.   Obama was born in 1961 to an African immigrant and an American mother with European roots. He grew up with an absentee father who had moved back to Africa after his parents divorced. He admits that his father's absence had shaped him more than the few moments in which he was present.  Obama is married to Michelle Obama, and together they have two daughters. Michelle has played a critical role in the making of the Obama that we know. This becomes even more evident in the book A Promised Land. President Obama has written two other books before this one; Dreams from My Father and The Audacity of Hope. About The Book The book is a memoir about his time in office; he started writing it shortly after his term ended. The book has 768 pages and has seven parts and twenty-seven chapters. President Obama chronicles his political journey and talks about the people and groups of people who helped him in this journey. He also writes about his thoughts, ideas, and principles concerning politics and personal life. Obama wrote this book in a conversational tone, luring the reader into being immersed in the story and the events he describes in the book. What is unique is Obama does not shy away from giving credit to all those who helped him through the years to make his journey possible, from his speechwriters to the strategists. This book seeks to summarize the book to give you an idea of what the book is about, chapter by chapter, so you can decide whether to get yourself a copy of the book for further reading. Let’s begin. Grab a copy of this book now!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss In his book, Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It, Voss brings the reader right into the exhilarating world of crisis negotiations, beginning every chapter with an exciting case wherever he or one among his colleagues had to negotiate to avoid wasting someone's life. His captivating accounts include kidnappings, hostage situations, and humorously, a trip to the car dealership to haggle for a new truck. Interspersed between the action, Voss delivers a lesson in each chapter explaining the principles and tactics he used to resolve each particular negotiation. He explains the psychology of his principles in easy to understand language, and makes them relatable to our everyday lives by giving examples of exactly how they were applied by an average person in a situation at their job, in business dealing, or even when speaking to a telemarketer. Each chapter is divided into sub-sections with their own bold faced heading to make them easy to find and read, and the lessons are cleverly written and full of wit and humor, as well as step-by-step instructions. Each chapter ends with a sub-heading titled "Key Lessons" where Voss reviews the main points of his teachings as a reminder, and cleverly drills home the point he is trying to make one last time so the lesson really sticks. Best of all is the way Voss takes something so far removed from the ordinary lives of most people; FBI negotiation tactics during a crisis, and teaches us how to utilize them to get a promotion at work, negotiate for a raise, or get a better deal when buying a home. This book is incredibly fun to read, wonderfully informative, and leaves you feeling empowered to negotiate your way to anything you want. Don't miss out — Grab yours!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Study Guide of Crucial Conversations by Joseph Grenny Crucial Conversations: Tools for Talking When Stakes are High is the best-selling, self-help book by Kerry Patterson, Joseph Grenny, Ron McMillan and Al Switzer. In it, the authors use behavioral principles to help explain why people tend to avoid crucial conversation in all aspects of their lives, personal and professional. They explain the benefit of dialogue, comparing it to a pool that needs to be as deep as possible, with everyone pouring their “water” into it. Then, they help provide a road map to get the conversation off on the right foot, starting from the imperative self-awareness required to even be aware that one is taking place. With simple, easy to remember steps, the authors explain how to establish mutual purpose and respect, and what to do if things get off track. Finally, they suggest how to move from discussion to action. Grab a copy of this book now!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Study Guide of Influence, New and Expanded Edition by Robert Cialdini Influence, a classic book, written by Dr. Robert B. Cialdini, explains the psychology of persuasion. Though this book focuses on the persuasion tactics of marketing and sales organizations, the principles it puts forth apply to all persuasion situations. Influence tries to explain the psychology of why people say “yes” and gives practical guidelines on how to apply these findings in daily life situations.   Dr. Cialdini received his graduate and postgraduate training from the University of North Carolina and Columbia University. He is considered to be one of the top experts in the field of the study of influence and persuasion. This book is a result of his thirty-five years of rigorous, evidence-based research. He even did a three-year long experiment in which he took on several roles to test his theories. His motivation for studying this behavior was that he had gotten tired of being taken advantage of everywhere he went. He wanted to know why he, a reasonably intelligent man, was so susceptible to sales pressures. He presents his ideas asking his readers to “learn what people are doing to try to exploit you so you won’t fall for it.”  Don't miss out — Grab yours!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of Good to Great by Jim Collins Good to Great is a book written by the American author Jim Collins. Jim is a lecturer and business consultant. His lectures focus on the subjects of business sustainability and economic growth.  Collins attended Stanford University where he received his MBA in Mathematics. He then spent eighteen months working as a consultant for McKinsey and Co. before becoming a product manager for Hewlett Packard.  Collins has also written or co-authored six other books in addition to Good to Great, all of which are based on his research. One of these books, Built to Last, was a best-seller for more than six years and has been translated into twenty-five languages.  Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap…And Others Don’t talks about the crucial differences between companies that do passably good business and those that do exceptionally great business. After this initial discussion, the author explains that even though there is nothing wrong with “good,” that “good” can, and often does, prevent us from achieving more of our potential. Good will keep us satisfied with the current situation, and because of this satisfaction we may be unable and unwilling to try to achieve something better. This concept applies in business as well. While there are many companies that are good, there are only a few companies that excel at what they do. This means that there are many companies that are “stuck” with being “good.”  This book offers ways to understand what distinguishes between good and great companies and what each company should do in order to achieve being “great.” The research and suggestions make it excellent literature for businessmen. Grab a copy of this book now!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of Hillbilly Elegy by J. D. Vance Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis is a memoir by J. D. Vance about how he was raised to live by the code of Appalachian values. He connects his upbringing to the social problems concerning of his hometown. Hillbilly Elegy is a personal analysis of white working-class Americans that shows how their condition is worsening as the world they know falls apart piece by piece.  We also learn how Vance's family situation plays out in his life and how everyone in his family was fighting their own battles. They can't fully escape the poverty, abuse, and trauma that is present in their middle-class lives. Hillbilly Elegy is a book that filled with vividly colored stories that will surely affect your understanding of middle class life in America. The book topped the New York Times Best Seller list in August 2016 and January 2017. Grab a copy of this book now!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of Caste by Isabel Wilkerson Caste is the foundation of our divisions," Isabel Wilkerson writes in The Origins of Our Discontents. Standing resembles the bones of an old house, "the studs and joists that we can't find in the physical structures we call home." It is additionally similar to "our bones, the auxiliary honesty of our innards generally kept imperceptible without an X-ray. Caste/Position/rank in this narrative resembles a nitty-gritty clinical history. "Station is a sickness." It is a languid toxic substance, "an intravenous trickle to the psyche," supporting a "safe framework" that is likewise powerless against its "poisons." It is a cell, "atomic," "neurological," "cardiovascular." Like a subduction-zone action underneath the Earth's surface, rank is "the inconspicuous stirrings of the human heart." Caste isn't, in any case, about "emotions or profound quality" (however it does live on .In the hearts and propensities). Standing is a show, "a phase of incredible scale" with irremovable outfits and unforeseeable content. Rank is in front of an audience, "an exhibition," and standing is, likewise, by one way or another, "the silent attendant in an obscured theater." It is an enchantment "spell." An enterprise. A Sith Lord. A tall structure with an overwhelmed cellar. Like in The Matrix, "an inconspicuous power of man-made reasoning has overwhelmed the human species." It is a stepping stool; we exist on its rungs. "Position is structure," whatever that implies correctly. To be continued... Grab a copy of this book now!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of Dr. Gundry's Diet Evolution by Steven Gundry This book discusses the Diet Evolution, which consists of three phases. What’s great about this diet plan is that it teaches you a new routine and habits along with exercise. It is not just a diet but also a way of life. The diet evolution aims to hinder the “killer genes” from activating so that you will have a long and healthy life. Also, after three months into the program, you will have a new set of healthy cells. It’s like being an entirely different person. Phase 1 or the Teardown phase encourages you to lose weight by increasing the intake of greens and opting for meat that comes from plant-eating animals only. Animals that eat plants act as mediators so that you can gain plant nutrients and proteins. Phase 2 or the Restoration phase requires that you eliminate the mediator and concentrate on the greens. It’s like turning vegan. You are also recommended to take supplements to compensate for the other nutrients and to gain muscle mass. Nuts, salads, and smoothies are your main foods. Phase 2 is where you also need to exercise. Either you go long distances in a slow and steady motion, or you go for short distances and sprint quickly. He also recommends a few minutes of strength training to increase muscle mass and tone. The longevity phase or phase three is not for everyone. This is because most of the foods you eat will be raw. This is how your ancestors ate their food and is the secret to long life. Not a lot of people like eating raw foods so this may not be for you. In this diet evolution, you are motivated to become a new person inside and out. Your lifestyle will change, and you will become healthier, better-looking, and feel good about it. Diet Evolution certainly aims to make people healthier and live longer. Grab a copy of this book now!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod Hal Elrod’s book, The Miracle Morning, takes widely accepted self-help practices that have been developed over centuries of human consciousness studies, and condenses the 'best of the best' into a daily six-step ritual. The book uses the concept of habit stacking, the method of selecting a few desirable habits, creating a sequence out of them, and making the sequence itself a new habit. People who use habit stacking benefit because they can adopt multiple good habits at once. They can automate their behavior to do an entire sequence instead of just focusing on trying to implement numerous new habits one at a time. This method takes less motivation and builds momentum quickly for comprehensive behavior change. The Miracle Morning’s recommended daily routine is a clear example of a classic habit stack. It consists of 6 habits: Silence, Affirmations, Visualization, Exercise, Reading and Scribing (S.A.V.E.R.S.). To help readers memorize this sequence, Elrod creates a simple acronym, Life S.A.V.E.R.S. This acronym is also a metaphor for the projected impact of the routine on the reader. Elrod contends that if the reader contentiously follows the steps, he or she will be able to discern their innermost desires and achieve the high quality of life they deserve. The routine is intended to save readers from a life of mediocrity and underachievement. The significance of this book is rooted in the author’s capacity to select universally accepted practices for personal development and combine them into a seamless routine that challenges the reader to explore his or her inner values and create a plan to achieve his or her dreams. The writer claims that the book can help people create the life they have always wanted by building on the simple premise that the way a person starts their day influences the quality of their overall life. Grab yours!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of How to Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie Released in 1936, “How to Win Friends and Influence People” is a self-help mega classic and has sold more than 15 million copies. This Dale Carnegie book has proven to be a timeless best seller. As with most famous books, more people have heard of the book than read it! Though book was intended mainly as a companion book to Dale Carnegie's classes on how to be a good salesperson, it contains wisdom you can apply in a myriad of real life situations. Divided into four sections, the book is packed with rock-solid advice and has helped thousands, perhaps even millions of people climb up the ladder of success in their business and personal lives.  The purpose of this book is NOT to replace the need to read Dale Carnegie’s book. Reading Dale’s book How to Win Friends and Influence People is highly recommended. The purpose of this book is to help you get a quick understanding of the book… without you having to scroll through 200+ page of Dale’s book. However, this book is only a good starting point. Dale’s book has many stories described in detail that will help you see real world applications of the principles, which is good if you want to get good at dealing with people.  Think of it as martial art. You can go on YouTube, get a martial art tutorial, watch ten minutes and learn a few moves. Would knowing a few good moves make you a good fighter? No, it will only make you a slightly better fighter. If you want to be a good fighter, you need to invest the time to learn, and apply.   The same happens when you want to get good at dealing with people, it is necessary to invest considerable time and effort.  This book is where you can begin, but not where you should stop.  Enjoy the rest of this book — grab yours!

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Summary of The 5AM Club by Robin Sharma The 5 AM Club: Own Your Morning, Elevate Your Life has a worldwide following as a life-changing book. Written by Robin Sharma, who based the book on the methods he has been teaching to celebrated entrepreneurs, CEOs of famous companies, sports superstars, music icons and members of royalty—with extraordinary success—for over twenty years. The key message of The 5 AM Club is that the first part of your day is the most important. The early morning hours of solitude and serenity, when everyone else is sleeping, make leaders. With almost zero distractions, this is the perfect time to expand your creativity and productivity. Robin Sharma had used a story of a devastated entrepreneur, a struggling artist, and a generous billionaire to convey his message. The three of them meet at a self-improvement conference, from where the billionaire takes the other two on a journey of a lifetime. He teaches them different lessons on being a leader and having a meaningful life. You can follow them at each step, apply each experience to your own life, and become a member of the 5 AM club. Anyone can become a leader if he works for it. We all have heroes inside us. We only need to discover our primal powers, and we can create magic in our lives. From 5:00–6:00 AM is what Robin calls ‘The Victory Hour. Dividing this hour into three intervals of 20 minutes, each according to the 20/20/20 formula, will give you time for exercise, self-renewal and personal growth. There are many other formulas and learning models which will help the 5 AM club members in utilizing their entire day. Once you follow these models, you’ll be fascinated to find out how a straightforward habit of waking up as early as 5 AM has the power of changing your entire life. Don't miss out — grab yours now!