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I uploaded this one for 4 reasons:

1. I'm just a lazy downloader and always wanted to upload something, this be my first torrent :)
2. It's small (100 KB), it'll download fast and I'm sure you won't mind seeding it. (Plz do, its nice to share!)
3. Most of us hardly have the time to read all the ebooks we download. This one's a nice alternative. You can start reading from wherever you feel like, whenever you want to and you need not even read all of it in a day. ( or you may :D )
4. No. 200 in the book itself.

You have 200 reasons to download this ebook. (See, you're getting successful already. The score's You-200 to 4-me, :P )
Though they all may not end up being yours to. As the author himself says, "Read them and take whatever useful ideas you need. Every book has at least one tool or strategy of benefit. Take what you need and what works for you and discard what doesn't suit you."

For those of you who don't know Robin Sharma:
Robin Sharma (born 1965) is an author of several internationally published books, and an expert on leadership and personality development. He is the author of 10 major international bestsellers. His most famous book, The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari, which is told like a fable, has been published in dozens of countries in dozens of languages. Sharma holds two law degrees, including a Master of Law, and has had a distinguished career as a litigation lawyer. He is the CEO of Sharma Leadership International Inc., a global training firm whose clients include GE, Nike, FedEx, NASA, Unilever, Microsoft, BP, IBM, The Harvard Business School and Yale University. In 2008 Sharma was awarded the number two rank on the international Leadership Gurus survey right after John C. Maxwell in the number one spot. The "Leadership Gurus 30" award, by Global Gurus International, identifies the top Leadership professionals in the world by merit and public voting. This is the second year in a row that Sharma has been in the top ten.

Among his many quotes, "The mind is a wonderful servant, but a terrible master."

His blog: http://www.robinsharma.com/life_coach_ic_blog.htm


Enjoy! 

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And all of you too!		

Contents of download:

The_Top_200_Secrets_of_Success_and_the_Pillars_of_Self_Mastery

• The_Top_200_Secrets_of_Success_and_the_Pillars_of_Self_Mastery.pdf (0.1 MB)

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