A fictional story, with fictional characters, filled with practical wisdom, that captivates you. Own your mornings and elevate your life, 5Am Club is worth the read, the success rate is phenomenal.
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You want to know how to elevate your life, you have to know how to own your mornings. The 5Am Club by Robin Sharma is the answer. Or so they say, I haven’t read the whole book yet, so I figured why not do it together? We can read chapter by chapter and discuss. We can do this together, to learn how to own your mornings and elevate your life.
The 5Am Club by Robin Sharma has four main characters, namely the Spellbinder, the Homeless Man and Billionaire, the Artist, and the Entrepreneur, they all are described in detail, their past and present situations. The future is unknown, it is for you and me to decide what the future holds. The Homeless Man / Billionaire whisks the Artist and Entrepreneur away on a magical week, a life-changing journey starts for the Artist and Entrepreneur. They go to this magical place, and their journey towards salvation starts. It is here that they learn the secrets to own your mornings and elevate your life.
To own your mornings and elevate your life you have to practice getting up a bit before 5am in order to have a holy victory hour. The holy victory hour is for you, this hour is filled with magic and strange but beautiful mystical power. Practicing this holy victory hour routine every day changes you. You are uplifted, focused, motivated, encouraged, grateful, inspired, happy, devoted, and strong. You become centered and grounded, an ultimate productive performer.
It is not just about waking up at 5Am every day, it is about starting your day well. Starting with a powerful enriching routine, one that focuses on yourself and your strengths. Where you focus on growth and all the beauty around, where you practice an attitude of gratitude. It is the time you practice your ultimate freedom routine. Freedom of mind, body, and soul.
The holy hour is that first hour of the day when the world is still asleep and all is quiet. It is truly a magical time. The first hour of the day you divide into 3 parts, one part for exercise, one part for meditation and gratitude prayer, the last part for writing and reflecting on yourself. I have been practicing getting up a bit before 5Am and doing the whole holy victory hour routine. I can see many wonderful changes in myself and in my life. It truly is the best thing I’ve done for myself in years.
Make room for yourself, you are important, you deserve it. Do whatever it is that really makes you feel good, that makes you happy. Whatever it is, I like having an ice-cold beer at the end of the day. Sitting in the garden, watching the sunset and hearing and seeing all the birds that live here make a nest for the night. It is truly an amazing thing to experience. You need time for yourself, for renewal, exercise, and personal growth. We all do. A little “me time” is a good thing, as well as quality family time. For bondage and growth as a unit.
This book is both a parable and a self-help book, it tells an interesting story of fictional characters, an artist, an entrepreneur, a big business tycoon that teaches the artist and the entrepreneur the benefits of rising early every morning, before the sun. The big great idea behind this practice is simple, own your mornings and elevate your life. Imagine something so small as waking up earlier and having the holy victory hour routine, that it has the ability to change your whole life.
The lessons are carefully and artistically placed within an interesting story. I loved reading his book, The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari because of the whole story behind the lesson, or the lesson behind the story, either way, it entices me, and it makes for enjoyable captivating reading. I like great stories, the upside to this type of writing is that you remember all the detail. Tactics to divine our gifts. We have gifts, yes we do. Different gifts. Each of us is unique in every way. Our abilities and gifts are also unique and special in every way.
Robin Sharma is legendary in the field as an expert in leadership and elite performance. In this age of trial and serenity and overwhelming complexity, fear, and uncertainty, he has helped many with his revolutionary morning routine to maximize productivity, activate their best health and potential, and bulletproof their serenity and sanity, and kick fear and uncertainty to the curb.
He shares with us his lifelong formula that we can use instantly to wake up to this beautiful world, feeling happy and inspired, focused and flooded with fiery drive, to get the most out of every moment, every day. I’ve not yet read the book, only the first chapter and lots of reviews and comments about it, and I already feel energized and excited for the change in my journey ahead. Read my post on The Four Interior Empires – Mindset, Heartset, Healthset, and Soulset here, it goes in-depth into the 20/20/20 morning routine of great achievers.
We all will benefit from beginning our day peacefully, with serenity and calm quiet. It is a time to think and reflect, while the world is sleeping, you have time for yourself, to express your creativity, to realize your desires, all without being rushed. You can make a magnificent impact on the world. Your world. You decide how far and how much. You are the creator. The master of the masterpiece that is your life. You choose to change direction or to stay on course. You can however use tools like this book to speed up your journey and to make fewer turns.
It took him 4 years to complete this work of art, in order for you and me to accomplish epic results in our lives, and upgrade our happiness, peace, helpfulness, and prosperity, and just feel alive again. Doing something worthwhile means a lot to someone.
15 million copies of this great book have been sold worldwide since the beginning of 2020 to date. 15 Million copies in roughly two years is a great accomplishment. I want a life of peace, serenity, and stability, a freedom lifestyle, to be able to do what I want, when I want, where I want, and with whom I want, now that is called freedom. I believe this book is the key. According to millions of readers, and people who practice this routine and live by this formula, this formula is the be-all and end-all of the morning routines.
The 5am Club By Robin Sharma advises you and me to take care of the beginning and end of our day, the rest of the day will take care of itself. Start your day right, and your life is right.
I joined the 5Am Club on Facebook before I acquired the book. I read all the stories and watched all the videos, I started taking notes, what I found consistently is how people improve, how their lives improve, and how they prosper and grow.
The book, the 5Am Club by Robin Sharma entices me. The good and the bad I read make me want to read it and explore what it teaches so much more than ever before. Come take the journey with me, get your copy here at Amazon, 5Am Club, read with me chapter by chapter, let’s discuss, then we incorporate the lessons into our daily lives. Let’s start the book and see where the journey takes us.
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Two of my other posts worth reading: The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari by Robin Sharma and The Four Interior Empires – Mindset, Heartset, Healthset, and Soulset
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I Really loved the 5 AM club, the concept started by Robin Sharma where you wake up at 5 AM do twenty-minutes exercise, twenty-minutes planning and twenty-minutes study. It’s a great concept and it is something I have been wanting to do for some time.
I did modify the 20/20/20 structure a little. Personally, I don’t like exercise first thing in the morning and I believe planning the night before is more effective. However, I have taken the learning part and changed it to work better for me.
Thank you very much for your comment Nelson, I greatly appreciate you granting me the gift of your valuable time and for leaving me your comment.
I am also not one for rigorous exercise early morning, I do a bit of yoga, then I also do gratitude praying for 20 minutes, and meditation for 20 minutes. I believe it’s not about the exact way he does it, but rather that you take the time, during this holy victory hour to strengthen and grow yourself. This time is about you, and what makes you become greater than you were before.
In other words, modifying the 20/20/20 ritual to suit you is good. I think most of us do anyway. Quality is key, it’s not what you do, it’s all in how you do what you do.
Beautiful article! You have given me a new perspective on life and how to tackle my mornings. I always need motivation for when I wake up in the morning so this article came at the perfect time. I will be sure to try this in my everyday life. Thank you for this post. I truly appreciate it.
Thank you very much Daniel, and thank you for granting me the gift of your valuable time and for leaving me a comment. I greatly appreciate it, thank you.
I have given you a new perspective on life by a mere post about this great book by Robing Sharma, the 5Am Club, you should do yourself the greatest favor of all and get a copy, read it and see what perspective there is to get. You will be amazed.
May you be blessed with wisdom and knowledge, and a copy of the 5Am Club by Robin Sharma.
I have a gal that rents a room from me. Since she has been renting from me, I have picked up a few of her habits. One of them being getting up earlier and just spending the time with my devotionals. It has really put me in a better place for sure. This looks like something that would be a great read that I can include in my mornings. Thanks for sharing!
Great habits rub off. I agree, to spend time, quality quiet focused time on your own stuff is priceless.
Thank you so much for your comment. For granting me the gift of your valuable time, to read and comment on my post. I have found the early morning routine changes you, in many positive ways. I have been doing the holy victory hour for a few months now, it’s up to a point where I wake up rested, energized, inspired, and full of life before my alarm clock goes off. How awesome is that?
I recommend you get your copy of this great book the 5Am Club by Robin Sharma and see how to own your mornings and elevate your life to absolute greatness. You have already started your amazing journey. The reward is satisfying and freeing on many levels.
Hi, According to Robin Sharma 5 am club book, every successful person uses mornings and focuses on their health and builds their skills set. He says in his book that in the morning we need one hour to refuel our body, our brain, and our heart and become a happier, healthier, calmer, and more peaceful person.
If we wake up at 5 am and spend the first one hour exercising, it’s a way of helping the body to wake up and making the body sweat. Morning exercise is necessary to reduce the hormone cortisol that induces fear and anxiety.
What other books would you suggest to your readers?
Great content, thanks for sharing a very helpful book with your readers. Much appreciated.
Robin Sharma talks about the four interior empires – mindset, heartset, healthset, and soulset. These are the parts of ourselves that we work on and focus on during this first Holy Victory Hour of the day.
This hour should be divided into three parts, 20 minutes for reflecting or gratitude praying, 20 minutes of reading or journaling, and only 20 minutes of great exercise. The whole hour is not for exercise, we have to work on mind, body, and spirit.
It is all connected, intertwined, it is all one, and all together make for a winning successful person.
In my opinion, it’s all more spiritual than natural anyway, because the inner person, the spiritual person, the mind, the soul, that is what really matters most and what controls the entire outside world. Inside is the part that needs daily revitalizing and replenishing the most.
But don’t get me wrong, you may exercise for an hour every morning, but make sure to put in a minimum of 20 minutes for mind, heart, and soul too. It’s important to maintain balance at all times. Your mindset, heartset, healthset, and soulset are all equally as important for great navigation skills through the journey called life.
May you be blessed on your journey ahead. Thank you for granting me the gift of your valuable time, for reading my post, and for taking the time to post me a comment, greatly appreciate it.
The first time I heard about Robin Sharma was in connection to his book “The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari.” I am impressed he worked as a litigation lawyer because that is my work currently. I have not read any of his books yet. But I would like to learn about his lifelong formula. Thank you very much for discussing his work in this post.
The very first book I also came in contact with and had the opportunity to read was The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari by Robin Sharma, I have been hooked on his work since. I am even part of his 5AM Club on Facebook, as well as the Robin Sharma Nation. He has so much practical, understandable wisdom, the way he shares in parables is the best way to learn and remember.
Oh, you are a litigation lawyer, how is that working out for you? Like a doctor, this is something that is not for me. Just too many people…lol. I think it takes a special kind of person to be able to be a litigation lawyer, good luck to you and may you be blessed in this, and other endeavors too that you may have.
Thank you very much Paolo, for your comment and for granting me the gift of your valuable time.
I am all for elevating my life, at all times. I realize now that I already own my mornings with a daily routine including exercise, contemplation, and reflection. I start before six and at 8 I feel ready for anything that will come to me that day. I think that in a way this confirms what you are writing in your article. I might consider starting even earlier, when, as you said, everybody else is still sleeping and the sun is not yet up. Thanks for this blog.
Yes, I agree, you have your motivating uplifting daily routine already. How is yours working out for you?
In my opinion, the exact time that you get up in the morning is not the issue, as long as it is before the world starts to wake, in order for your to have a quiet holy hour, with no interruption and to distractions, just you and your inner self. The time when all is still asleep, and the sunrise, this is a magical time of the day, it is clean and beautiful. You get a different kind of feeling during this time. Totally worth it to get up earlier.
I have to add though, my time for waking up during the summer is 4:45 am, then I am ready by 5 am, the sun starts to rise here around 6 am. During the cold winter months, I do not get up before 5:45 am, as it’s freezing cold, and the sun only starts rising at 7 am or thereafter. Sometimes it’s still dark out and freaky cold past 7 am. You see, I adapt my routine to suit circumstances, the same for you, or anyone else for that matter. As long as we don’t miss the point of this whole exercise, then all is good.
Thank you for your great comment, may you be blessed, and thank you for granting me the gift of your valuable time. I greatly appreciate it.
This is a very interesting read, I have always been an early riser myself but that I put that down to the job I used to work at many years ago, I used to start work at 5.30 everyday and just pretty much stuck with the routine, I think it’s an amazing time of the day, waking up to birds chirping, being able to get your thoughts together after waking up.
I have always thought that if you rise early yo have more of a productive day but I can see a lot of people not being an early riser as it doesn’t suit everyone.
Great read, keep up the good work
Ben
I agree with you Ben, early morning, while the sun starts to rise, and the world starts to wake up, Is the most beautiful magical time of the day. I am talking about people when I say the world starts to wake up, I refer to nature, the beauty of creation.
It is true when you rise early and start your day right, you have a powerful productive yet relaxed stress-free day. I have seen this many times. When I start my day right, it seems that nothing can touch me, my inner self is grounded and strong. The world is at my feet and miracles are at my fingertips.
Thank you, Ben, for granting me the gift of your valuable time, may your day be abundantly, peacefully blessed. I greatly appreciate your great comment, thank you very much.
“How To Own Your Mornings And Elevate Your Life” is a very interesting proposition. I discuss the emotional aspect as a part of building Personal Wellness. Rejuvenating the mind is essential to elevating yourself to a higher consciousness. Robin Sharma may have tapped into something with his take for the 5AM Club.
I agree with you, Robin Sharma has tapped into a little bit of universal genius. One of the secrets of life, that he has unfolded for all of us. It is super cool of him to share his wisdom and knowledge with the whole world.
Personal wellness and rejuvenation of the mind are indeed essential to being a successful human being, and to prosper in any area of life.
Thank you, Canty, for granting me the gift of your valuable time, and for leaving me your beautiful comment. May you be abundantly blessed in all your endeavors.
When we start our day with a good foot, the rest of our day falls into place. That’s why mornings are so important for me. We live in a very busy age. But I have always found room for myself. And when I don’t, my days are not very productive.
Thank you very much for this post. I related to it!
It’s true Paolo, life is way too fast and hectic, therefore it is of utmost importance to start your day right and your day will be right. Mornings are super important, the best time to find inner peace, genius, and productivity.
I am glad you can relate, means you are doing something right too. Thank you, Paolo, for granting me the gift of your valuable time, also for leaving me your great comment. I appreciate it. May you also be blessed abundantly.