The Robin Sharma Mastery Sessions

Cemetery Walking as a Life Mastery Tool

The Robin Sharma Mastery Sessions

Show Notes

I believe you'll get a lot of perspective and insight from this hot new Mastery Session. In it, I explain: --why I read obituaries regularly --the reason why connecting with your mortality is a wonderful source of creative fire --the power of connecting to the shortness of life as a vehicle to transcend your limits. Own your craft. Raise your impact. Enrich the world. Your fan always, Robin

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