Who will cry when you die? by Robin Sharma

Who will cry when you die?
by Robin Sharma
Summary
The book is the third in Robin Sharma’s The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari series. This book includes 100 tips to live our life fully. I listed several solutions that I found informative. Firstly, we have to think about who will cry when we die. Then, life becomes more real and brings peace and calm into our life. Secondly, Sharma wrote about finding a joy in our life which helps us to live with fulfilment. The next essential advice is to develop beneficial habits such as getting up early, meditating, doing exercise and etc. There are too many advices in this book, and all of them are directed to live a better life. Each of us came to this life for reason, and this is unique reason. The thing we have to do is to find this reason.
Now, I want to write about the solution that I found really effective. It is about starting your day with Platinum 30. We should start our day with good mood, as it effects the rest of our day. We should spend first 30 minutes of our day to refresh, renew our thoughts and to meditate. I personally tested this method and the result was wonderful.
I recommend this book to all age groups, as though it is never late to take control of our life.

RICH DAD AND POOR DAD
by Robert Kiosaki
SUMMARY
At the beginning of my summary, I would like to share my feelings about this book. This book is the source of energy and motivation to me. While reading, I recognized many true opinions that are told to me as wrong. This book is far too real and gives lots of life lessons.
This book shows the difference in mindset between the rich and the poor. We may get many life lessons out of this book. The most influential one is about taking risks. Because, mostly, people are afraid to take risks. They think that risks lead to failure. But I discovered to myself that as far as I don’t get risks, I have no any chance of being successful. The second valuable lesson is to learn financial literacy. In his book there is a great example of financial knowledge and that fascinated me a lot. After that, we may distinguish what is asset and what is liability. We often have wrong understanding about them. We consider house or car is an asset, but in real they are liability. The next insight is to work for knowledge, not for money. Even if I am left without money, I can build up my own business with my knowledge again. All in all, there are too many eye-openers here. Highly recommended to each person who wants to be free on their expenses.