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One of the world’s leading voices on being fully human in an artificial age. Over 30 million books sold. “The Robot and The Gardener” coming this February.
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My new book, coming this February.
Learn more: robinsharma.com/robot-and-th…
To listen to someone is to honour someone. And the greatest gift you can give is the gift of your presence.
Reach for a book every day. In this age of dramatic distraction where too many good souls have become digital addicts and cyberzombies, the fine act of holding a book and carefully/thoughtfully considering fresh ideas will serve your ascent to your best ever so well.
Run The 60-Minute Student Routine. Spending sixty minutes every day learning and growing is essential. The more you know, the better you can do. And the faster you’ll grow, the higher you'll fly. The leader who learns the most wins. So go ahead and SHARE this so we all rise.
The world may bruise your heart. Keep the darn thing open.
Stay awake to beauty. Listen less to the crowd and more to the quiet wisdom within.
In an artificial age, remaining deeply human is the real victory.
Getting really fit is the one habit that lifts every habit. The more great health you have, the better your brain will perform and the more energy stamina you’ll have to bring on the fire of your finest talents. Are YOU committed to guarding your good health like a pro athlete?
As things become more mechanical and technological perhaps the solution for our artistry, happiness and lasting inner peace is to return to the very pursuits that make us most human.
Investing in a book is reaching for your promise. When I enter the homes of the best producers on the planet for a day of advisory, my eyes always note that though they might have big TVs in their abodes they inevitably have massive libraries. Books upon books.
The great opportunity of this artificial age is to become more fully human.
To create for the joy of the craft. To live close to nature. To love bravely, serve generously and remain loyal to your values.
SAVE this as a reminder of what must never be lost.
Earlier today, I shared the cover of my new book, The Robot and the Gardener: Being Fully Human in an Artificial Age. On my morning walk here on the farm, I wanted to tell you a little more about it.
You can reserve a copy through the link in my bio.
As promised, I’m sharing the cover of my new book, The Robot and The Gardener: Being Fully Human in an Artificial Age, with you. It’ll be available worldwide in February, and you can reserve your copy via the link in my bio.
Oh, the doomsayers.
The pundits, futurists and prophets predicting the end of civilization with the rise of robots.
They may be right.
Yet I do wonder whether we’re looking at this historic moment through the wrong lens.
And so I believe one of the great opportunities of this artificial age is not merely learning how to use AI. It is learning how to become more deeply human because of it.
To protect our creativity. To pursue a mission. To strengthen our courage. To reclaim our attention.