The 5AM Club

This is my second time reading this book and I can say the content is WORTH IT! If you are looking to live an extraordinary life, READ this!! (As many times as you need)

I highly recommend this book…..It can change your life, And put your mind on a different path if you’re mentally strong enough. A wordsmith, The delivery and insight that makes you believe with your mind and everyday hard work can open a whole new path to live…..I recommend a 10/10

Storyline was super cheesy but the book has tons of good information and quotes. Definitely worth reading. Inspirational!

I’m not a fiction reader. When I noticed the storytelling aspect, I was thrown. I kept reading because I made a commitment. I’m glad that I did. I think the authors point resonated. My only complaint is that I got the point long before the book was over.

This book is for everyone and it came to me at right time of my life and career! It empowered or reminded me of how to get on track and take care of what’s important. Simple direct things we all know that get hidden behind the daily push of busy and constant attention to our technologies. It’s a good read.

I don’t normally write reviews but this book by far has been one of the best books I have ever read‼️

Why no audio book in English 😤

This book is amazing. It taught me tools and strategies to find my internal self. Also this book set you up with tools for success.

A good way to teach new lifestyle disciplines and habits, by using a story.

I originally picked up this book not knowing it was fiction, I still continued to read it nonetheless. The overall advise within joining the 5am club is useful; However, the character development was horrible. Two of the characters, the entrepreneur and the artist, fall in love within days after meeting making their interaction and development more cringe than intriguing. There are an ungodly amount of metaphors that seem unnecessary. The advise given is overly repetitive and take 30 pages to explain with pointless verbiage to give the characters more of a “philosophical” stance; when it could easily have been explained in the sum of 2 pages. This author had amazing key points and advice to give, however the fiction format seemed to be a little much for the writer. This book would have been so much better without the fiction character development. It’s nearly impossible to get through willingly due to the highly repetitive nature, and pointless storyline. I fully believe this author could have written the book with his advise and would have had such better ratings. It isn’t easy to follow due to the lack of character development. It is hard to feel a connection to the characters- true character development doesn’t come until the last 3-4 chapters. The storyline is drawn out. The reason I’m giving three stars is because the advice that is given is useful- however, you have to search for it in the dump of verbiage and useless story line. I know Robin Sharma has amazing work, this however isn’t one of them. If you’re going to read this book I recommend reading chapter 2 and skipping to chapter 9; this is where the 5am teachings truly begin. Another thing I want to point out is that a lot of what is being taught to the entrepreneur and artist is repeated throughout the chapters in an annoying manner. I’m not a hard critic this book and the characters in the book had the potential of being better.