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Although, I knew that I was not violating any copyright of the author. Still, as I used excerpts and examples from his book. Hence, to be sure that I am not offending them, I have written to Mr. Robin Sharma to get my blogpost reviewed from his office. I am delighted to receive the prompt and encouraging response from his office.
You can find below the email exchanged between me and the office of Mr. Robin Sharma. I have withheld the email ids and other contact details for privacy.
Dear Mr. Robin Sharma,
You are a living legend and an inspiration for many including me. I follow your writings extensively. I have read most of your books. I follow you on Social media pages and I'm also a subscribed member of your email list.
Like you have always inspired us to follow our dream, I have started writing seriously. I love writing but couldn't write much due to my hectic day work as an Engineer.
Now, I have started blogging with a lot of dedication and have created a page on my blog regarding the lessons I learnt from your book, The Monk who sold his Ferrari.
I request you to review the blog page http://rohansinha03.blogspot.in/2015/06/learning-from-monk-who-sold-his-ferrari.html. I have used examples and excerpts from the book. Kindly intimate if you have any objection to it. I will immediately delete or modify the post as per suggestion from you.
Love to get a response from the extraordinary man
Your Admirer,
Rohan Sinha
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Hello Rohan,
Thank you for your email and kind words. Robin appreciates the time you have taken to contact him and our organization. He wishes you great success and we look forward to your continued support.
Please feel free to visit http://www.robinsharma.com where you can take advantage of the following resources we offer free at your disposal:
• subscribe to receive Robin’s monthly newsletter and receive Robin Sharma’s Little Black Book for Stunning Success for free http://www.robinsharma.com/littleblackbook.htm
• listen to Robin’s podcasts http://www.robinsharma.com/resources
• read Robin’s weekly and past blogs and articles http://www.robinsharma.com/blog/
• view upcoming speaking events and international tours http://www.robinsharma.com/events
You may also follow Robin on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/_robin_sharma Or keep up with his updates on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/theofficialrobinsharmapage
Best wishes,
Kelsey
Rohan,
ReplyDeleteI came across your name in quora (your answer regarding Virali Modi and Ira Singhal). I just completed reading your post on this book by Robin Sharma. I haven't read the book, I look forward to read it soon. I wonder, if I would have been able to jot down the contents of such an exemplary book even if I had read it. The points are very precise yet have a very deep influential meaning. Thanks a lot Sir.
I have just started to develop the habit of reading. Please suggest me on the ways of improving it.
One request. Can you please write a review about the book 'THE ALCHEMIST'. I have got that book recently. If I read the book after your post on it, I would be able to understand the crux the book conveys in a better way. Thank you Sir.
Thanks Subhashree for your appreciation. I wrote this way back in college and have posted it on the blog with a hope that many will be encouraged to read and benefit from this incredible book. I am glad that you have liked it. Robin Sharma is a delight to read. I assure you that I will write a detailed review about one of my favorite book, The Alchemist soon.
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