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Though Sharma rejects the guru label, it's hard not to think of the CEO of the training and coaching firm Sharma Leadership International that way after reading this slim volume of leadership and life advice. In two-page chapters with catchy titles and memorable anecdotes, this author of five bestsellers (The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari, etc.) dishes out wisdom for white-collar professionals on everything from goal setting and time management to figuring out your talents. In a chapter called "Harvey Keitel and Windows of Opportunity," he tells how he saw the Reservoir Dogs star and walked in the other direction—not toward him, as he has with most celebrities—and his regret over not seizing that opportunity. In "Your Schedule Doesn't Lie," Sharma highlights the need to schedule things you really want to do in your life. In "Sell Your Desk," he advocates getting out of the office to become a better performer in business. A keen observer of life and business, Sharma frames his wisdom in a friendly, accessible way that will appeal to readers at every level of their careers. (Jan.)

1．I’m No Guru

2．Harvey Keitel and Windows of Opportunity

3．Nothing Fails like Success

4．Be a Rock Star at Work

5．Your Days Define Your Life

6．Drink Coffee with Gandhi

7．Get Some Skin in the Game

8．Be into Breezes

9．Make Time to Think

10．Leadership Begins on the Extra Mile

11．MickJagger and Reference Points

12．Business Is Relationships

13．Life Lessons from SpongeBob SquarePants．

14．How to Be a Happier Human

15．Work Hard，Get Lucky

16．Know Your Genius

17．Listen Twice as Much as You Speak

18．Your Customers Buy with Their Hearts

19．Learn to Say No

20．Burn Your Boats

21．Grow Leaders Fast

22．Your Four-Minute Mile

23．Push the Envelope

24．On Obituaries and the Meaning ofLife．

25．Leadership Isn’t a Popularity Contest

26．What Do YoU Evangelize?

27．Under the Kimono：My Best Practices

28．Culture Is King

29．Your Schedule Doesn’t Lie

30．Shine as a Parent

31．Be a Merchant ofWoW

32．Getting What You Want while Lo~ng What You Have

33．Think like a CE0

34．ACt like an Athlete

35．Be Wildly Enthusiastic

36．Success Isn’t Sexy

37．On Cuddle Parties and the Sad State of the World

38．The Value of Good

39．Grace under Pressure

40．T0 Be More Productive，Relax and Have More Fun．

41．The Two Magic Words

42．The Value of Dying Daily．

43．Client．Focused VS．OUt tO Lunch

44．Lead Without Title

45．D0 Your Part

46．DO You Play?

47．Avoid the“Four F’S Syndrome”

48．Problems Reveal Genius

49．Love Your Irritations

50．Speak like a Superstar

51．Learning or Decaying

52．Simple Tactics for Superb Relationships

53．Rock Stars as Poets

54．The Innovator’S Mantra

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Robin Sharma is one of the world’s premier thinkers on leadership, personal growth and life management. The author of the national bestseller The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari— 0062515675, sold 40,000 copies in US. Robin Sharma is in constant demand internationally as a keynote speaker by organizations seeking to develop the highest potential of their people for extraordinary results. Clients include Microsoft, FedEx, Nortel Networks, Arthur Andersen, General Motors and IBM. For more of Robin’s knowledge visit robinsharma.com. He is a resident of Ontario, Canada.

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Though Sharma rejects the guru label, it's hard not to think of the CEO of the training and coaching firm Sharma Leadership International that way after reading this slim volume of leadership and life advice. In two-page chapters with catchy titles and memorable anecdotes, this author of five bestsellers (The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari, etc.) dishes out wisdom for white-collar professionals on everything from goal setting and time management to figuring out your talents. In a chapter called "Harvey Keitel and Windows of Opportunity," he tells how he saw the Reservoir Dogs star and walked in the other direction—not toward him, as he has with most celebrities—and his regret over not seizing that opportunity. In "Your Schedule Doesn't Lie," Sharma highlights the need to schedule things you really want to do in your life. In "Sell Your Desk," he advocates getting out of the office to become a better performer in business. A keen observer of life and business, Sharma frames his wisdom in a friendly, accessible way that will appeal to readers at every level of their careers. (Jan.)