The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari

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The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari has been a very special project, brought to fruition through the efforts of some very special people. I am deeply grateful to my superb production team and to all those whose enthusiasm and energy transformed my vision of this book into reality, especially my family at Sharma LeadershipInternational. Your commitment and sense of mission moves me.

I express special thanks: • to the thousands of readers of my first book, MegaLiving!, who graciously took the time to write to me and share their success stories or attend my seminars. Thank you for your endless support and love. You are why I do what I do. • to Karen Petherick for your interior design leadership and for your tireless efforts in keeping this project on schedule. • to my boyhood friend John Samson for your insightful comments on early drafts, and to Mark Klar and Tammy and Shareef Isa for your excellent input on the manuscript. • to Ursula Kaczmarczyk at the Justice Department for your encouragement and support. • to Kathi Dunn for your brilliant cover design. I thought nothing could top Timeless Wisdom for Self-Mastery. I was wrong. • to Mark Victor Hansen, Rick Frishman, Ken Vegotsky, Bill Oulton, and, very importantly, Satya Paul and Krishna Sharma. • and most of all, to my wonderful parents, Shiv and Shashi Sharma, who have guided and helped me from day one; to my loyal and wise brother Sanjay Sharma, M.D., and his good wife, Susan; to my daughter, Bianca, for your presence; and to Alka, my wife and best friend. You are all the light that shows me the way. • to Iris Tupholme, Claude Primeau, Judy Brunsek, Carol Bonnett, Tom Best and Michaela Cornell and the rest of the extraordinary team at HarperCollins for your energy, enthusiasm and faith in this book. A very special and heartfelt thanks to Ed Carson, President of HarperCollins, for immediately seeing the potential of this book, for believing in me and for making things happen. I deeply value your guidance.

Life is no brief candle for me. It is a sort of splendid torch which I have got hold of for the moment, and I want to make it burn as brightly as possible before handing it on to future generations.

George Bernard Shaw