![]() ![]() You have to wade through 9 chapters worth of ridiculous fiction to get to the act that you came for. The book has 17 chapters, but the author doesn't get to his morning methodologies until the 10th chapter. ![]() But the fact that this is a self-help book that promises to help you "own your mornings, elevate your life" makes me want to tear my arm out of the socket and throw it at the author. ![]() Had this been a fiction novel, I would have granted some mercy to the author's imaginations and flagged it in the fantasy genre. ![]() I don't know about you, but I lost it at two strangers deciding to get married on an all-expense trip to Mauritius arranged by a third stranger who just met them at a seminar. I know this sounds ridiculous and senseless, but that's 80% of The 5 Am Club by Robin Sharma. Spellbinder(the man who initially spoke at the seminar) is actually Mr. And guess what! Towards the end, they come to know that Mr. The artists and the entrepreneur not only board the flight but also fall in love and plan to get married after their little exploration. Riley at the seminar, who offers to fly them to his mansion in Mauritius the very next morning, under the pretext of helping them change their lives. Consider this: dejected with life, an artist and an entrepreneur attend a seminar by a certain Mr. ![]()
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