Robin Sharma - The 5AM Club, Leadership, and Personal Mastery
Robin Sharma is a Canadian leadership expert whose books, including The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari and The 5AM Club, have sold more than 25 million copies in dozens of countries. For over 30 years he has advised high performers on personal mastery and purposeful living.
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Robin Sharma left a career as a litigation lawyer to write and teach personal mastery and leadership. His breakthrough fable The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari became a worldwide hit and established him as one of the most widely read personal-development authors alive.
Later works—including The Leader Who Had No Title and The 5AM Club—codify morning routines, deep work, and character-driven leadership. The 5AM Club’s 20/20/20 morning formula (move, reflect, grow) has become a global productivity ritual.
Sharma continues to mentor high performers through speaking, the Daily Mastery podcast, and online programs—always returning to the idea that personal excellence and service travel together.
Books by Robin Sharma - The 5AM Club, Leadership, and Personal Mastery
The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari
A fable about fulfilling your dreams and reaching your destiny.
Common questions
What is the 5AM Club method?
Rise at 5 a.m. and use the first hour in three 20-minute blocks (20/20/20): intense exercise (Move), journaling/meditation (Reflect), and learning (Grow). The goal is to own your morning so health, focus, and creative output rise for the rest of the day.
What is The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari about?
A business fable about a high-powered lawyer who collapses, sells his Ferrari, and learns timeless principles of purpose, discipline, and joyful living—frameworks Sharma later expanded across leadership and personal mastery.
