Over the past few months, I have rekindled my love of reading books. The exposure to such a wide array of literature in this short period has significantly expanded the horizon of my mind. Each book had its own spark and flavour. It would be quite difficult to talk at length about each one of them, but I'm bound to delve into the beauty of some of them. The book about which I've decided to expound today is 'The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari', written by Robin Sharma, a popular author known for his critically acclaimed self-help books. This is one of the few books I recommend to each and every person reading this blog. Before we begin, I must clarify that I'm not yet qualified to write 'reviews' about such riveting content. It would be disrespectful to comment on the work of these authors, who undoubtedly operate on a completely different level of consciousness. What I've written below is merely a synopsis of my learnings and how we can try to implement them....