Thoughts

I just finished reading a book called "A monk who sold his Ferrari" by Robin Sharma. I was really interested of reading it as I had heard so controversial things about it. Others have praised it and others dis-liked.

However at the end I think that Robin had managed to put some good thoughts together in this book. I would even recommend this book for all the people who are aiming to develop their lives and grow as human beings. I think that for this Robin is offering some good thoughts.

Just quoting from the end of the book:
"For what lies behind you and what lies in front of you matters little when compared to what lies within you."
I interpret this that one should embrace oneself. One should not worry about the past neither the future. Everything meaningless that one has at the end is inside oneself. No material fortune or bright future mean more than a fulfilled mind.

What do you think about this?

Just wanted to share this peace of mind with you. Thanks for you Börge for referring this book for me. It made me smile. Now I will continue putting some last work for our Scandinavian conference that is starting on Wednesday. May your minds be fulfilled. Be happy! Just do it! :)