Books by Robin Sharma

Robin Sharma's “The Leader Who Had No Title” is a modern business fable designed to inspire individuals to awaken their inner leader, regardless of their official role or title in life. The book's premise is simple yet profound: leadership is not confined to those with formal authority or high positions, but is a quality that anyone can embody at any level of an organization. Sharma's message encourages us to recognize that personal leadership can be demonstrated in every action, no matter our position, by focusing on self-improvement, service to others, and the pursuit of excellence, in everything we do.

This is the story of Julian Mantle, a successful lawyer whose unbalanced lifestyle leads him to a near-fatal heart attack in a crowded courtroom. This physical decline is followed by a spiritual crisis, prompting him to reflect on his life and seek answers to its most important questions. Hoping to find happiness and fulfillment, he sets out on an unusual journey. Discovering an ancient culture reveals a powerful way to unleash the potential of his mind, body, and soul, and how to live with more passion, meaning, and peace.

“The 5 AM Club” is a self-help book wrapped inside a parable-like story about an entrepreneur and an artist who, quite by accident, become dedicated students of an eccentric billionaire, Mr. Riley. Under his mentorship, they discover the value of waking up early, the four focuses of history-makers, and the importance of mastering the four internal empires – among other exciting and noteworthy things.