The monk who sold ferrari padichapa Ferrari mela aasai vandhuchu but when i read this book and on knowing the meaning of ferrari the author has given yeppappapa.... F-Fortune for E-every R-right R-rigorous A-and R-resourceful I-individual.. And to achieve this Ferrari 10 commandments vera. Nothing new in that too, its very redundant. Pudusa ethachum solunga pa. Aspiration,Optimism, being winner not thw whimp,honesty,time managment,perfectionist,being with successful people,sharing success, hard work,good profile..... Itha vida "Identify the owners of the FERRARI and align yourself with them, u would get a FERRARi.. Ithukaga Sachin kuda va poi palaga mudiyum !!!! And finally the secret is Target ur audience and announce ur achievements, U will own the Ferrari in no time. :) WOW !!!!! lol This book is straight from the gut, cold-hearted, and masculine view of working life. As baby boomers who embodies working your way up to the version of 'ferraris'; it's a fresh view of my other recent books which is would be branded escapist and wimp; among others.The real statement of the book is 'work-life balance is for a wimp'. It's an electrifying different view and perhaps it made sense, only if you know your 'ferrari'. This book left me to felt expedited to make a decision whether this is the way I want my life to be or is there any other possiblities (defining your ferrari).
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This book is only to capitalize Robin Sharma's Best Seller and has got little to mention!!
—Tieu
An amazing book which the author has expressed with a lot of creaivity.
—efmarie
