La riqueza que el dinero no puede comprar

0:07 Hello everyone and welcome to ideas for a better life. I am Eugenio Palla, ruiz, reader, hard- working and lover of personal development. Today I want to share with you the main ideas of Robin Sharma' s latest book. It' s called the wealth money can' t buy I' ve got it around here. Before I start, I want to remind you that you have at your disposal a compilation of the most relevant ideas about personal development in my four books. You already know them free, healthy and happy, thirty- one days to improve your life, minimalism for normal people and seven steps for a purposeful life. I leave you in link to all of them in the episode notes and now we' re going to talk about Robin Sharma' s Book. The wealth money can' t buy. Every day people from all over the world are pursuing wealth, setting ambitious goals, dreaming of having a lot of money, and trying hard to reach that point.

1:15 But there' s a trap. When they do all this, they tend to overlook the most important form of wealth, which is the wealth that already resides within themselves. Robins' book forms part of this thesis and explains eight habits that will allow us to enhance that kind of wealth, that wealth that money cannot buy. The first thing we must understand, according to this book, is that real prosperity begins with personal growth, that is, the key to a good outward life. It' s a good inner life, because your inner world shapes your outer reality. So the first habit Robin Sharma proposes to us is to leave behind limiting beliefs and commit ourselves to our personal development.

2:09 And this means, for example, that you spend a few minutes each day in the morning to reflect. You can be writing a diary, you can be meditating, you can be planning the day, it can be making a list of the things in your life that you' re grateful for. Also start spending more time every day reading or listening to podcasts, taking courses, looking for mentors and people who are where you want to be so they can help you get there at last your personal development. They' re small steps, but those little steps change your perspective, they make your fears, your doubts turn into confidence. Little by little that your mistakes are transforming or that you see them as if they were steps of some stairs that you are climbing and also that you see adversity when things do not turn out as you want, as an opportunity instead of as a drama. In other words, no amount of money however high it is will ever be able to buy the satisfaction, the fullness, the freedom you feel when you decide to mold yourself and become the human being you have always wanted to be. The second habit of the book begins by understanding that without your health, economic prosperity makes no sense. Your health is and will always be your most valuable asset, because

3:46 your path to true wealth is not just having a lot of money or being successful. Your path has to be a sustainable path and you will only be able to have a sustainable path if you take care of the most important thing that is your body think about it this way, a multimillionaire person with a terminal illness would surely exchange all his money for an opportunity to have health. So it doesn' t matter how much money you have in the bank if you can' t enjoy it. Therefore, the second habit Robin Sharma proposes is to integrate into your daily routine four things, rest, exercise, good nutrition and full attention. Don' t just eat food, feed your body with things that really nourish it, not with processed garbage, that will exhaust it and harm it, that your food is your medicine. So if it doesn' t hang from a tree, if it doesn' t grow on the ground, and if it' s never been alive, don' t get it anymore. Exercise also another very important pillar within this second habit.

5:04 Begin to open the exercise as a celebration of what your body can do and not as a task to be feared. And the practice of full attention is also very important. You have to see it not as an obligation, but as a way to access inner peace in the midst of this chaos of modern life. In other words, investing in your health is going to be the best investment you' re going to make in your life. The third habit that the book explains to us is to understand that we must combine financial well - being with physical well- being and mental well- being. It is not a question of replacing each other. It' s not one or the other. As many people think, you can effectively achieve financial prosperity without sacrificing your physical well- being, your mental well- being. And the secret to doing so is to understand what the real role of money is. Money has to be a tool to enrich your life, but not the ultimate goal.

6:15 It' s not money for money to enrich your life. Money must increase your freedom, it must expand your options, it must open doors for you, not limit you. And this is where the concept Robin Sharma calls sufficiency comes into play. True wealth does not consist in accumulating endlessly, but in understanding what it is that you need to live the life with which you will be comfortable. That' s sufficiency. It' s not conformism, it' s not giving up, it' s seeing money as a means to support your values, as a means to improve your well- being.

6:59 So I invite you to take a moment, when you finish listening to the podcast or right now, to define what is enough for you, what would be an income goal that allows you to feel comfortable, that allows you to devote yourself to your passions, that allows you to contribute positively to the world. In the end, what I' m saying is that we have to cultivate a healthy relationship with money. We need to invest it in experiences that help us strengthen our ties with the people we love, or in hobbies that make us feel good or in donations to causes that matter to us, because accumulating wealth is not an end in itself is simply or should be a means to enrich our lives, to make our lives better. The fourth habit is to understand the importance of social connections, because social connections enrich not only your life, but also that of others. When you adopt the habit of surrounding yourself with people who inspire you, who motivate you, who support you, then automatically level up you open the doors to new ideas, to new possibilities that you might never have been able to discover By yourself surrounding yourself with that kind of positive people who drive you up gives you access to more knowledge,

8:33 more resources, more support, and that, obviously, can help you overcome challenges. It can help you seize opportunities that are not normally within your reach or that would not be within your reach as a lonely individual. That' s why Robinssarma' s book proposes that we create our own master Mind. Master Mind is a group of two or more people with whom we meet periodically and share our progress. We encourage each other in our projects and find solutions to the problems that one may have if you don' t have anyone who can serve you. For this reason, perhaps the time has come for you to consider moving or considering changing your environment. The idea is that you need to surround yourself with people who are better than you, because it' s those people who are better than you, who are going to help you get to places that otherwise you wouldn' t get to, that will raise you to levels that otherwise you wouldn' t reach. The fifth habit is to give priority to what is important to your loved ones, even if it is not important to you, For example, if your child is passionate about something immerse yourself in it, try to understand their enthusiasm. Participate because that level of empathy, that level of involvement, will not only reinforce your bond,

10:07 but it will also show that you really care about their happiness, even if it seems silly to you, even if you don' t share it, even if you don' t end up liking it at all, but show that interest in what the other person considers important. The sixth habit is to transform your work into a source of purpose. We' ve talked a lot about this in the podcast, so I' m not going to stop too much either, but let' s get the ideas that robins Arman proposes to us the book goes very much in line with what we' ve seen here. The key is to put your talents and passions at the service of others, identify your talents, identify your passions, identify what the world needs and set your professional life around what unites that magical triangle, talents, passions, needs. The seventh habit is to make a list of things you' re not going to do anymore We intend to make lists of things to do or tasks to be done. What Robin Sharma proposes to us is to make a list of things not to do. For example, stop comparing your life with that of others on social networks, stop spending unnecessarily on things that you really don' t need to stop saying that there are invitations that, deep down, you would want to say that don' t get away from the screens for a while to reconnect with the world around you to re- enjoy the

11:39 present moment. It' s about saying no distractions, because eliminating those distractions, you' re going to be able to focus on what really matters, which are the rest of the habits. And the eighth and final habit of the book is to help others. Adopt the habit of being kind always because only that will greatly enrich your life. It can be helping a neighbor, it can be smiling to a stranger no matter what. Each of those little gestures creates a domino effect creates positive energy that will improve not only the lives of the people you relate to, but also your own life. So you know, it' s not all about attaining outer wealth. There is an inner wealth that is much more important and that we can enhance by putting these eight habits into practice every day, committing ourselves to our personal development, taking care of our health, cultivating a healthier relationship with money, building good social relationships that drive us up, diving into what is important to our loved ones, making our purpose a profession, eliminating all distractions to focus only on what matters and starting to help others. Start putting these eight habits into practice right

13:11 now as soon as you can. If you do, not only will you improve your life, you will also contribute positively to the world and you will reach a state of wealth that really has no price. If you liked this episode, please like to share on social networks or visit three w dot ideas for living better. Dot com there you can subscribe and download completely free a copy of my latest book, Seven steps for a life with purpose and remember that you have the link to all my books, where you will be able to know much more about this topic and about more topics about personal development.

13:56 In the notes of the episode and without more means. I say goodbye Thank you very much. As always and until next time