The 5AM Club (detailed summary) by Robin Sharma - The secret to productivity

The 5AM Club, Detailed Summary, Robin Sharma

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Today’s video is about the book #the5amclub, written by leadership expert #robinsharma. Do you usually wake up to your alarm, snooze a couple of times to get a few more minutes of sleep in, until you eventually have to wake up and get ready in a rush to get to work. Then this #book is the right pick for you. The lessons from this book will provide you with the knowledge and inspiration you need to break free from your constant procrastination and take ownership of your life. In this video, I'll provide you with a #summary and share the 8 most crucial lessons from The 5AM Club.

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[Red]

Hello first time watching your video.
When I work was up between 4 am and 4:30 am for 30 years. Now being Retired I get up between 6/7 am . So what I did at 4:30 am gave myself couple hours before working at home.
Stretch 10 minutes
Read a book 10 minutes
Meditation 10 minutes total 1/2 hour every day. I still do the same thing being retired except it’s late I did my years getting up 4 am thanks

[cieltheeditor]

This video and your account deserves SO much more appreciation and recognition! This was perfectly said, and even now (at 5:13am) you’ve easily kept my attention fully the entire video! 😂 👍 I’ve been waking up around 3:00am-4:30am for work the past three weeks (I start at 7 am sharp & walk to work.) When I was in high school I would wake up around 4:30-5amish as well in order to feel like I got some comfortable me-time in before the busy school day; and wholeheartedly agree that (with a healthy amount of sleep included of course) it is the BEST feeling waking up before the world seems to. It’s the feeling of freedom and peace of mind that only continues to motivate me to be more productive during this time.

[toinetimmer]

i am definitely going to try getting up at 5 am. Thanks for the great summary. These summaries are really helpful!

[raja]

Great video and I will follow suggestions of incremental improvement. Thank you for sharing

[luckydaphine]

Thank for the great work, do you have summary for them the life Michael Jordan

[Rayyaan]

Yeah I will be waking up early morning

[KeremPARLAKGUMUS-ucxb]

@robin: For a long time (like 5 years) I am taking really seriously to wake up at 5AM. About 20/20/20, I faced with some problems such as: Vipassana meditation leads to meditator to medidate for an hour (not 20 min) or about running, I need 15 min to walk (to warm up) and them 1 hour running. so is it ok to have it in that way? maybe it is pitty, however, my mourning routine takes 5 hours in sum: am I doing something wrong?

[solomonalemayehu]

I'M really interested to join the 5: am club, but am still not started to get up early>>>>

[koreshsonkar]

Why don't you start adding summaries of your points in the end.. it would help

[OTommy]

5 am is crazy, I already wake up at 6 am cause work starts at 7. This doesn’t work. By 9 am i am tired. And getting back at home at 3 pm doesn’t help, this book is for people who are in la la land and don’t have demanding jobs

[Blaze]

I’m not sure how this is meant to work? Assuming you sleep the same amount, say 8 hours, you don’t gain any time by moving your sleep schedule around.