Martha 's Key Ideas from Who Will Cry When You Die?
by Robin S. Sharma

Thinking about all those obligations that you wish never happened to you is actually obstructing all the things you want to appear from invading your life.

You convert what you think about all day prolonged. It produces no sense to worry about past mistakes or misunderstandings unless you want to undergo them for the second time.

It is the quality, preferably than the quantity of sleep, that matters most. Robin shares some effective tips to help sleep more deeply. They are:-

● Don’t eat after 8:00 PM.

● Don’t drill the activities of your day while trying to sleep.

● Don’t watch the headlines before you sleep (some sad news can make you feel distressed).

● Don’t read in bed.

During life’s most terrifying times, we discover who we really are and the fullness of strength that lies within us.

Norman Cousins once remarked that “The Tragedy of life is not death, but what we let die inside of us while we breathe.” Too many people spend more time focusing on weaknesses rather than developing their strengths. If you set goals, the action you take will be based on your life’s mission rather than your day-to-day mood.

Are you using the best within you to its fullest capacity? If not, you are not only doing yourself a disservice.

Life is nothing more innumerable than a contest of numbers. The more risks you take, the more rewards you will receive. Pursue the opportunity to stop spending your days searching for security and start spending your time pursuing opportunities.

According to L.F. Phelan –

“Youth is not a period of life; it is a state of consciousness.” Bodies grow old only by abandoning their ideals and outgrowing the consciousness of juvenility. Ages wrinkle the skin but to give up enthusiasm wrinkles your soul. You are as old as you fear, your doubt, and your despair. The way you keep young is to keep your faith young.

"Happiness is not a place you reach but a state you create"

Listen carefully while conserving. If you are not listening, you are not learning.

Robin Sharma’s tips for better conservation-

● When you say something and the person in front doesn’t respond for 60sec, it is better to quit.

● Concentrate more on what the person is talking about rather than speaking.

● Take some time to reply once the person finishes saying.

● Take time before keeping your opinion.

We treat our friends, colleagues, boss very well. But we don’t treat our family the same way. In fact, they are the person we admire and trust the most. After work, before going home, take a break of at least 10 minutes in Solitude and plan how you will make them happy. Reach your home with a smile on your face.

Robin Sharma has focused chiefly on Solitude in Who will cry when you die. Solitude has the answer to your problems. But at the same time, solitude is soo addictive. If you are in complete solitude, you will least care about others. You will be completely lost in yourself

“Several of us die at twenty and are buried at eighty.”