Exclusive Interview: Robin Sharma on His Morning Routine, Being a Dad and the Meaning of Success

Written by Peter Clemens - 83 Comments
Categories: self improvement

“The smallest of actions is always better than the noblest of intentions.” – Robin Sharma

robin sharmaToday I am thrilled to be able to share with you this interview with one of my heroes, Robin Sharma.

Robin Sharma is one of the world’s top experts on leadership and personal success. He is the author of 10 major international bestsellers, including The Greatness Guide and The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari. Robin is the CEO of Sharma Leadership International Inc., a global training firm whose clients include GE, Nike, FedEx, NASA, Unilever, Microsoft, BP, IBM, The Harvard Business School and Yale University.

If you enjoy the interview, be sure to visit Robin at his website robinsharma.com.

Pick The Brain: My first question relates to the life you were living prior to writing The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari (which is over 10 years ago now). I recall you saying that you were living your life from the outside-in rather than the inside-out. Can you explain what you meant by this?

Robin Sharma: like Julian Mantle in The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari, I had many of the trappings of success. I was a lawyer. I drove a nice car and I had nice things. But “things” don’t make a rich life. Making money isn’t a bad thing at all – it allows for a lot more freedom. But as a lawyer, money way my driving force. As the years passed, I accumulated more but was less happy.

It wasn’t until I began to work on my inner life and know myself that my life changed. Success really does begin within. The size and quality of your outer life is only limited by the size and quality of your inner life. And life is a mirror – giving us not what we want but who we are. It took me years to get that.

PTB: Perhaps the single most important lesson I have learned from you is the value in waking early and, in particular, the idea of having a “Holy Hour”. May I ask you what you how you spend your Holy Hour each morning and the importance of this ritual in your life?

Robin: The Holy Hour, as you know, is simply 60 minutes at the beginning of your day that you devote to self-mastery and personal development. If your outer life is really a reflection of the quality of your inner life, then it’s a brilliant move to spend at least an hour a day working on yourself. This simple idea alone has helped so many of our clients from around the world get to world-class in business and in life.

During my Holy Hour, I journal, I read inspirational books, I review my goals and plans and I simply make the time to think. Because clarity precedes mastery and the more clear you can get on what you want to create in life, the more focused you will be in your daily behaviors. Every day can be a platform to get you closer to your mountaintop. And yet, too many people live life by accident.

PTB: I know the most important thing in the world to you is your two kids, Colby and Bianca. I am a father myself, and I am interested to hear any suggestions you having for maintaining an optimal work-life balance.

Robin: My two kids are my heroes. As I wrote in The Greatness Guide, “the things that get scheduled are the things that get done”. So I spend a lot of time in planning (saves me time during the day because I’m locked in to what’s most important rather than reactive). I plan my time with my kids. As well, I see myself as a developer of them. So I travel with them and expose them to great art and great minds. And I encourage them to be their best.

With my kids, I know I only have a small window of opportunity before they get older – so I carve out time for them now. I’ve worked with too many CEOs who arrived at the mountaintop of success but got there alone. Family matters.

PTB: One of my favourite quotes which you introduced me to is: “the price of discipline is always less than the pain of regret”. I have used this quote a number of times in my articles, and it always gets a response. Do you have any specific advice for people who struggle with discipline?

Robin: To be more disciplined:

  • Get up early for 30 days
  • Surround yourself with excellent people
  • Finish what your start
  • Keep your promises
  • Be punctual
  • Set and realize small goals
  • Get brilliant at visualization

I know you love to read whenever you get the chance. What was the last good book you read and why would you recommend it?

I re-read The Message of a Master – great book. I also read Outsmart by Jim Champy – a good new business book.

PTB: Robin, through my blog I come across a lot of people who want to change but don’t know where to start. What do you suggest people in this situation do? In particular, is there anything they can do today that can help put them on a new course?

The smallest of actions is always better than the noblest of intentions. High performers have a bias towards action. There’s great power in just starting. Taking a single step towards a goal/dream/result sets forces in play that create consequences. In my leadership programs I share an idea that has helped our clients like Microsoft, FedEx and Nike: “small daily improvements over time lead to stunning results.” Also remember that most of the things we fear never happen. So why let these hallucinations called fears keep us small in our lives.

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You can learn more about Robin Sharma by visiting robinsharma.com, one of the most popular leadership and personal success destinations on the Internet. You may also like to download Robin’s free audio program, “Extraordinary Leadership: 5 Best Practices to Lead the Field“.

  • http://ganeshnomicks.blogspot.com/ Ganesh Iyer

    I am a big fan of Robin Sharma.
    Thanks for the enlightening interview :)

    Cheers
    Ganesh

  • http://freeflowlife.wordpress.com Simon

    Thanks Peter for bringing this interview to us. I really like Robin’s thinking and especially liked his line “small daily improvements over time lead to stunning results.” I’m going to use that with my people at work.

    Great stuff!

    Simon

  • http://financialphilosopher.typepad.com/thefinancialphilosopher/ The Financial Philosopher

    Sharma does a fine job of communicating what the greatest thinkers in history have been saying for over 3,000 years: Self-awareness is the key to success in all areas of our lives, whether it be relationships, personal finance, or business.

    I would add that followers of Sharma and people like him should not remain followers but find their own way — just as Sharma did…

    “Do not seek to follow in the footsteps of the wise. Seek what they sought.” ~ Basho

  • http://www.selfgrowth.com/experts/stanley_f_bronstein_mr_achievement.html MrAchievement.com (Stanley Bronstein)

    I don’t call it “Holy Hour”, but I spend about 90 minutes, first thing every morning, meditating in my dry sauna in my garage. It’s quiet (at least most of the time) and very relaxing.

    It’s amazing how that can start out your day.

    Stanley F. Bronstein
    Mr Achievement
    Attorney, CPA, Author & Professional Motivational Speaker

  • http://www.galvanizd.com Will is GALVANIZD

    Whether it’s your “Holy Hour” or “Hour of Power”, “small daily improvements” or living a philosophy of “Constant and Never-Ending Improvement” or whatever it is you want to call it, time for daily self reflection is crucial to self awareness and keeping in mind of where we ultimately want to be or achieve.

    I don’t know what else there is to say about or research that needs to be done in attaining success apart from the usual visualization, affirmations, daily reflection … Tony Robbins, Robin Sharma, Brian Tracy, Jim Rohn (the list goes on..), are they coming up with new ways to state the same principles perhaps?

    I guess there will always be a market for self improvement, no matter how good or bad the product it may be.

    - Will

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    I love the idea of a morning ritual. Doing an hour of yoga everyday and then having a quiet breakfast really sets me up for success. Great interview!

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  • Sonam Sherpa

    hi there…..
    i never use to read books apart from the regular school books but after i graduated is started working with the BPO industry there i met one of the best person who is now my close and best Friend she referred me to read books by Robin Sharma so i started the moment i started my life changed totally i started implementing those things on the books in my life and since then i m a great follower of Mr.Sharma.

  • Monika

    Hi

    I really Admire Robin Sharma .

    His Every Single Word Inspires you to Actually Imagine that its Possible …….Just Keep your thought Process Simple !!!!!

    Thanks Robin !!!

    Happy Reading Guys

  • Nagendra C. Singh

    Robin you are really awesome

    Digging out the hidden potentials is really a great art and you are definitely a geuine artist.
    Thanks a lot for all your values and quality wisdom.

  • afzal hanif

    Mr. Robin is endowed with special gifts (qualities) by God. And the good thing is that he wants everyone to acquire/ develope these qualities. I love a man who likes something for others what he likes for himself. Thats great.

  • http://freeflowlife.net Simon Hill

    Very excited. Just confirmed my place at Robin Sharma’s one day workshop next month in Sydney. It’s his first time here in Australia. I can’t wait!

    Simon

  • Brendan

    Robin as ever neever ceases to impress by providing insights into living a full life. Of late though my deal for a subscription has run out i miss those monthly messages.
    Please Sharma get me back on.

  • adarsh vijayant

    i feel proud to think that this remarkable work have been done by an indian. i place Robin along with Bhagat SINGH and arindam chaudhary. i dare say robin is near perfection

  • sumit thakur

    hi sir
    this is sumit thakur here.i’ve read your 2 books,the monk who soldhis ferrari and the greatness guide.im still unable to what to do.why i am here
    please tell me im very much disappointed by the reaction of people to whom i have told about my thinking and about you.please make reply

  • sumit thakur

    male 20, from bhopal india

  • daniel s mahanty

    I read Robin Sharma’s ‘The Monk who sold his Ferrari’ recently and found it absolutely amazing. I just wish I had read it earlier.

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  • G V S Sastry

    Robin

    You are great. I first read your book THE MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI and yesterday when I was browsing through your collections in book store the catchy book title”WHO WILL CRY WHEN YOU DIE” really jolted me. The books nowadays are so costly that sometimes I have to do windowshopping but your above book who will…..
    inspired me to read for which I may have to curtail
    my expenses.

  • http://freeflowlife.net Simon Hill

    I was very fortunate to participate in an all day workshop with Robin last week. It was a thought provoking, inspiring day that saw me take copious notes and leave with so many ideas on how I can improve myself. There were some great one-liners and a bunch of fantastic lists that he shared. I have documented some of this here:

    http://freeflowlife.net/2008/07/27/an-open-thank-you-to-robin-sharma/

    Cheers

    Simon

  • Ravi Rajpurohit

    great interview,

  • B.K.Saha

    Excellency your honour,
    You have shown the art of living to the planet…
    Personally,I have benifitted a lot from your book-’The monk who sold his ferrari’and ‘Megaliving’.
    You have enlightened me…

    Thank You So Much!!!
    -B.K.Saha

  • G V S Sastry

    Robin I have read your book “THE MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI” and I am an ardent fan of yours. I use to browse many of your books in the bookshop but they are too costly and unaffordable for me. I would be really obliged if you can present atleast two of your latest publications at my address: G V S SASTRY, Lane No.4, House No.VS 30, Bank Colony, Kokar, Ranchi 834 001, INDIA. That would really motivate me.

  • prasanta kumar bisoyee

    Really I liked all your books. The Monk who sold his ferrari and Mega living are the best and life changing. This can mould a person. those are really master piece.

  • Abhilash Kumar

    Robin,

    you know the secret of life…and has applied that as a channel for today’s prosperity….you are really living in the present………and also building the same in others..

  • Lizann Pinto

    the book “the monk who sold his ferrari”
    is awsome..no words to express.very motivational.
    simply awsome.
    i really love the book

  • VIKRAM SALVI

    hello well i m fan of chetan bhagat &shiv khera but 1 of my friend told about u i recently read about u that why my keen interest to know abou u &i really impressed by your idea of early awakening &holy hour

    i promise u to go through ur best book THE MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI

  • dhairya.lakhera

    i like u because ur thinking is very much similar to mine i also want to a famous wriiter in short &sweet i want to work on ur foot step

  • Indah

    Hai there, thank you for sharing your interview with Robin Sharma ;)

    The first Robin Sharma’s book that I read is : Discover Your Destiny and I have to admit that I haven’t finished reading it, haha, that book is a lot deeper than I thought it would be :D

    But so far I enjoy what I read and can’t wait to get it done :)

    Happy weekend ^o^

  • adharsha

    i simply love him b’coz most of his books deal with my own problems.thank u for thi nice interview!

  • http://www.itcportal.com Sukhdev

    Hi,
    I am also a great fan of Great Guru-Robin Sharma,
    The way he shows to us has a great potential to deal with real life situations!

    Thanks a lot!

    Best Regards,
    Sukhdev

  • Deepa

    I am very thankful to Peter for sharing this interview with us.Robin Sharma has changed my life through his books.

  • http://www.empire.selfip.com juhi singh

    Robin Sharma is one of my favourite and his book discover the destiny has really inspired me.

  • http://nagarjun.kotyadagmail.com nagarjun kotyada

    Mr Robin is really awesome.I really got motivated with his ideas which he gave for a good leader to have.I wish he will keep on motivating people all over the World. k.nagarjun.

  • http://www.hpc-event.com Jimmy Ong

    Good news to share with everyone, readers in singapore and malaysia readers are going to have a close encounter with robin.

    He is coming to Singapore (15th May 2009), Malaysia (11th May 2009) for a one day workshop, entitled : Lead without title, high performance leadership in turbulent times.

    Contact me for details!

  • shashank

    Sharma does a fine job of communicating what the greatest thinkers in history have been saying for over 3,000 years: Self-awareness is the key to success in all areas of our lives, whether it be relationships, personal finance, or business.

    I would add that followers of Sharma and people like him should not remain followers but find their own way — just as Sharma did…

    “Do not seek to follow in the footsteps of the wise. Seek what they sought.” ~

    SHASHANK 3563

  • juju

    can u give me mr sharma’s email id..wanna mail him..

  • http://hotmail.com mayuri n vrushali

    we sisters are great fans of yours.u have truely changed our life. v really want to meet u or speak to you personally.can that be done?

  • Bijaya R. Tuladhar

    Dear Friend or concern,

    Being a great fan of Guru Robin Sharma, can someone be able to send me a short note (4 pages) about him (his autobriography). I need it very soon. I am sorry for that. Please do send me in my e-mail id bijayatuladhar@gmail.com. Your kind help into this matter would be highly appreciated. Thank you in Dhamma. Bijaya R. Tuladhar

  • Jabez

    Hi, We are the official organizer of Robin Sharma’s Live in SG Event on 15th May 2009. Special Rates are available – Drop me a mail/sms now to jabezyan@hrnet-consulting.com or 9072 1661 now to book a life changing experience or enquires for more information!!! Tickets are running fast!!!

  • Naren

    I want to become a Robinsharma

  • Monica

    The smallest of actions is always better than the noblest of intentions. and i have taken tha action …..

    Nice Interview
    gr8 work….

  • Tomaz Osterman

    Dear Friends!

    Robin will have workshop also in Shanghai, China on 21st. of May.
    If enyone is interested to attend, contact me anytime at mykind@gmail.com will send you registaration form and offer you 20% discount on the tickets as part of ‘tomaz network’!
    Event organiser website: http://www.chinaeconomicreview.com/conferences/upcoming-events/info/leading-through-uncertainty/?act=leading-through-uncertainty

    Kind regards,

    Tomaz Osterman

  • swee foon

    can i ask a silly question? I the monk who sold his ferarri is a true story? julian mantle = robin sharma?

  • http://yahoo Mehzbeen Sadriwala

    Hello Sir,
    What you are and what all magical power you have now thats known worldwide…but all i want to say is short n sweet is is necesary to write every thing in so called ‘English’ because something can’t be described in that…so specially for you…
    “Apki baato ne diya hai naya hosala,
    apki soch mein hai ek toofan,
    rakhe khuda salamt apko,
    apke jazbe ko karti hun me salam”

  • Manikanth

    first of all thanks 4 PTB 4 bringing out dis wonderful interview….n yeah thanks 4 dis great man….robin sharma…for makin ppl understand d real purpose n perspective of life…..cheers 2 oll…manikanth

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  • Meg

    This man is a genius…Here, in India people believe that for an enlightenment we need a guru, who can guide u, and Robin Sharma stands as a perfect example of a guru, who cud lead millions and not just one… Im insanely in love with him…
    God bless him…

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  • Amar sharma

    Hi!!
    Robin’s words have always given something new to me,this time too.
    The words which took my brain to my soul right now is “to live not outside-in rather live inside-out.I agree personally that the real success to life initiates from here only and the success of life starts when one searches within.I feel that there are two people inside one.First-the mind and second-the soul.Try to make them one.Let the soul dominate the mind because the mind can be wrong but the soul can never be.Soul has an uncomparable energy than the mind.Follow it and feel it!!definitely you will improve.You will get the best human life which just countable people live.

    Waiting for such more golden words of Robin.

  • fateha

    is there anyone knows what is the latest book of robin sharma? i need to know ASAP

  • venkatesh

    ‘take time to think’ by robin sharma has changed me

  • Mohan

    I started cultivating the habit of reading after reading his books which are short and sweet.

  • Nishant Bhaiji

    hey, Sumit reply kabhi mila kya?
    i think you are the same sumit.

  • Yvonne Yen

    Dear Friends!

    Robin will have workshop also in Kuala Lumpur, China on 21st. of May.
    If enyone is interested to attend, contact me anytime at mykind@gmail.com will send you registaration form and offer you 20% discount on the tickets as part of ‘tomaz network’!
    Event organiser website:

  • regy

    hai, Robin
    i’m a disciple of your enlightened writings. Unless the Super Power has epowered you you would not have written these books. i,m greatful for all your excellent master pieces. I do continue to pray that Great Inteligence may guide you as long as you are on this planet

  • Margaret Njoroge

    Hi Robi, you have been a great inspiration in my life. I’m currently reading “The Impossible is Possible”, 2 chapters a day…and tries to practice the lessons therein. Hope i be 10% as great as you are.

  • Thushara M

    Hello ….Currently i am reading one of your best seller ‘THE GREATNESS GUIDE 2′which is an inspiration for me.In each chapter you are giving good value points which we should try to inculcate in our life as well..Now i am getting deeply insighted into the realities of a long journey called as life….

  • http://www.pickthebrain.com bhumika

    just testing

  • swapnil

    i would like to see wheather these things are applicable in my life or not?

  • http://aalankrita.com mamata

    I am amazed by your podcasts books and lectures and has me a better mother,a better boss ,hopefully a better wife a better human being and most of all a better me ! thanks for being there for so many of us you are certainly a blessing

  • http://www.lavicarz.com Vimalananda

    People like Robin are like a ray of hope in the darkness of life.

  • http://WWW.JAICOBOOKS.COM DINAKAR

    WHAT IS SOUL? SOUL IS CONSCIOUSNESS. IT IS NOT A PHYSICAL CONSCIOUSUSNESS. IT IS MENTAL CONSCIOUSNESCS. COSMIENERGY WHEN INTERACT WITH AKASA IT PRODUCE JEEVAS. EACH JEEVA HAS A MIND . WHEN A MIND GAIN MORE SANSKARA JEEVAS GAIN ,MOKSHA. OTHERWISE IT BORN AND BORN AGAIN. FOR GAIN ,MORE SANSKARA JEEVA .DO GOOD KARMAS WHICH WILL BE STORED AS SANSKARAS IN MIND. THUS JEEEV A GOT LIBERATION.

  • http://WWW.JAICOBOOKS.COM DINAKAR

    i want write spirutuality books in your publications. I disciple of swami jagadguru maithreya , london judge. He is a saint india. So, please give me a chance to write boooks.

  • http://WWW.JAICOBOOKS.COM DINAKAR

    i want write spirutuality books in your publications. I disciple of swami jagadguru maithreya , london judge. He is a saint india. So, please give me a chance to write boooks.
    Email: dinakarprasad_kcv_yahoo.co.in
    cell : 91-929050440
    adddress: L.S.Nagar-D.No.150,
    Near S.V.Dairy form,
    TIRUPATHI.

  • http://WWW.JAICOBOOKS.COM DINAKAR

    GIVE ME JOB AS AUTHOR IN YOUR PUBLICASTIONS.

  • parveen malik

    the greatness guide change the way of my life

  • Ammu

    Dear Robin,

    You use to inspire me a lot. Just completed your “The Leader who had no little”, its amazing one. Every one has to read it, for their betterment, family and the country.

  • faeeza abdulla

    fay

    Hi Robin your books are truly inspirational i recommend them to all my clients as i enjoy the simplicity and truthfulness in them i have raised my kids with simplicity as i believe it is harder to stay simple and grounded and still be a success and easier two keep up with the ‘joneses’and know now for shore i have led them on the right path they are becoming young entrepreneurs and enjoy the fruits of their success as i was always guilty of having a little more as i worked my way out of povertwith my husband as my support and biggest fan i am still not fulfilled with the way i am running my business i hope your books are going to make me even more fearless i wish somebody gave me this these t.m.w.s.h.f. and 7 stages of self awakening 20 years ago.I thank you for yoand ur wisdom and pray you have long life and i will meet you someday .regards fay
    South Africa

  • nisha

    i read ur book nd i m inspired a lot bt i still trying to find what is my destiny. i think urs books help me a lot…

  • http://notyet sumit kaushik

    tell something more about solitude.

  • http://www.robinsharma.com harsha vats

    Whn I read ur buk than I relise what I am misng .. Evn this buk shw me the path of my life nd my inner values also

  • ANKITA TRIPATHI

    I JUST DONT HAVE ANY IDEA BEFORE PICKING UP UR BOOK I DONT KNOW HOW I CAME TO KNOW I JUST PICKED UP THE BOOK AS THE TITLE OF THE BOOK MADE ME TO DO THAT BUT AFTER GOING THRU IT I REALLY FIND IT A VALUABLE BASE TO SET UP UR PLATFORM OF LIFE

    THANK U

  • vageesh gb

    hello sir ,
    I like ur presentation…

  • Abhinav

    I am reading all your books especially The Monk who sold his ferrari again. All the books written by you are a guiding torch for people like us to come out of darkness. I am only wondering one thing- Is Julian Mantle, in the book- The Monk Who sold his ferrari a fictitious character or is it you who really experienced all these things and underwent a dramatic change?
    Whatever it is, you are not only an amazing author but a very good raconteur as well! Waiting eagerly for new books to arrive soon!

  • Vijay Matkar

    it is very good to read about my writer Robin Sharma but would you please take interview him in a detail. about his past life, where he born?, where he spend his school days?  and what about his parent? and native place. i searched every where but i could not get right information about him. is there any site who talk about such things let me know.

    Vijay Matkar

  • johnson

    you are my heo

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  • Prabhat R

    Robin, I will love to work with you

  • Arch

    you are so inspiring thrrough ur words.i really like ur vocabulary playing with gr8 words.good work keep up .blessings for u and ur family.happy new yr and merry christmas

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