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How do you measure true wealth? Join us as we sit down with the legendary Robin Sharma, the brilliant mind behind global bestsellers like "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari" and "The 5AM Club," to explore his latest groundbreaking book, "The Wealth Money Can't Buy." Robin shares profound insights from his years of mentoring high-profile individuals, revealing the eight dimensions of wealth—growth, wellness, family, craft, money, community, adventure, and service—that go beyond mere monetary success. Through his experiences and the wisdom in his new book, discover how nurturing these aspects can lead to a deeply fulfilling life.

Ever felt the relentless pressure to constantly be on the go or always stay ahead in today's high-paced world? We unpack the phenomenon of hedonic adaptation, where our achievements often lose their luster quickly, prompting us to chase the next big thing. Robin and I discuss the importance of celebrating others' successes, focusing on our unique talents, and embracing a more holistic view of wealth. By introducing powerful tools like meditation, visualization, and prayer, we delve into strategies for balancing high performance with meaningful recovery.

Robin's insights challenge the notion of perpetual hustle culture, shining a light on the power of patience and persistence. He shares compelling stories of iconic figures like J.D. Salinger and Vincent van Gogh, emphasizing the joy and significance of creating quality work over time. We also touch on the transformative power of self-love and the value of inner wealth over material possessions. This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone looking to redefine success and live their richest life. Tune in for an enriching conversation brimming with practical advice and inspiration!

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