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Welcome to Feel Better Live More bite size, your weekly dose of positivity and optimism to get you ready for the weekend.

Today's Clop is from episode 471 of the podcast with leadership expert and best-selling author

Robin Sharma.

In this clip, Robin shares his perspective on why so many people may be chasing the wrong

version of success and what it truly means to live a rich life.

You have been in the self-help world for several decades now.

In your view, what are some of the toxic ideas that are perpetuated in that world that you think are unhelpful

getting dangerous right from the first minute now it's an excellent question well i think

my previous book before the wealth money camp i there was a chapter in it called the big lie of

positive thinking yeah and i think our world has in self-help sold us you know Wealth Money Can't Buy. There was a chapter in it called The Big Lie of Positive Thinking.

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