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Robin Sharma

Robin Sharma is a Canadian writer and speaker who worked as a litigation lawyer before turning to books on personal growth and leadership. His best-known book is The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari, a self-help fable he first self-published and which HarperCollins later took on for wider distribution. He also runs Sharma Leadership International, a leadership training company.

Where to start with Robin Sharma

Their books on Pecia, in the order we'd read them.

  1. El monje que vendió su Ferrariabout 5 hoursHis most famous book and the one that sets his way of writing: a fable about a lawyer who rethinks his life.
  2. El líder que no tenía cargoabout 6 hoursAnother parable, this time about leading whatever your position, his most repeated message as a speaker.
  3. El Club de las 5 de la mañanaabout 9 hoursThe most recent of the three: another mentor story, applied to one concrete habit, rising early and using the first hours.

Robin Sharma's books, second-hand

3 books with used copies for sale. On average, 38% below the cover price. Prices from 6 October 2026.

El monje que vendió su FerrariRobin Sharma★ 3.9from €4.15 −65%
El líder que no tenía cargoRobin Sharmafrom €8.75 −27%
El Club de las 5 de la mañanaRobin Sharma★ 3.5from €9.35 −22%

What critics say

The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari has been published in many languages and countries, and its success let him give up law. Critics have been harsher with other books: Publishers Weekly faulted his fable The Saint, the Surfer, and the CEO for thin characters and stiff dialogue.

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Written with AI help from Wikipedia and Pecia's reading guides, and reviewed by a person. Biographical facts from Wikidata. Wikipedia (es) · Wikipedia (en)