Robin SharmaReviews of robinsharma.com

Love Robin’s writing and it changed a lot when implementing in life

Robin Sharma's teachings have been a profound light in my life. His philosophy of "quiet winning" and embracing the "unseen work" gave me the courage to find my authentic voice and start my own blog, sharing my personal journey of motherhood. His words teach you that true success isn't about loud applause, but about the quiet strength of showing up every day for your loved ones and your craft, even when you are still a work in progress. If you are looking for meaningful, life-changing wisdom that helps you build a beautiful life step-by-step, his work is invaluable.

Robin is an incredible speaker who captivates the audience in the room. I highly recommend getting in the room to hear him live!

Awful superb motivational thoughts .,simple to grasp and implement

I never thought I’d write this, but I feel people need to know. For years, I respected Robin Sharma’s books and talks. But now, it’s clear that behind the inspirational words is just aggressive marketing and shady practices. The endless emails pushing you to buy his book, his course, “last chance,” “door closing soon,” “save thousands today” — it’s manipulative sales pressure, not genuine guidance. Worse, money has been taken from my organisation’s account for a subscription I never signed up for. We have clear proof: original invoices for one-time purchases only, no active subscription, and even written confirmation from his own team admitting the mistake. Instead of fixing it, they tried to cover it up — adding the subscription after we complained and sending a new invoice to make it look normal. A refund? Still waiting. Emails? Mostly ignored. What makes this worse is that I’m not the only one. Many people have reported the same thing — money taken, no real help, no responsibility. On top of this, I found the so-called “new” course I paid for was just old material repackaged under a new name. It’s misleading. And the constant begging to preorder his next book? If it’s good, people will buy it — there’s no need to keep bombarding people with daily sales emails. Robin Sharma talks a lot about leadership, honesty, and doing the right thing. But true leadership means owning your mistakes, respecting your supporters, and not tricking people into spending money they didn’t agree to spend. This has ruined my trust in him completely. I hope he and his team fix this for everyone affected — but until they do, I won’t support his work again. If you’re thinking about buying from him, check your bank statements carefully and think twice before you trust the hype.

Worst customer support I’ve ever experienced. I had an issue with a purchase where I was charged for something I didn’t realize I bought (seemed very sneaky the way it was laid out on the purchase page but I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt that it was user error). I reached out to support and asked about the surcharge, they explained that I purchased two products, I asked for a refund, and they stopped answering me. I’ve politely followed up several times and have been completely ghosted. I know this is support and not Robin Sharma but culture flows downhill. This would NEVER fly at any of the companies I’ve worked at. Really makes me question his integrity and the value of his courses. Not someone I would want to follow at all. Would caution anyone from purchasing a product from this company.

Bought his Everyday Hero Manifesto which I actually enjoyed. Then enrolled to the online course to consolodate and get his 1 email a day boost - that email turned out to be crammed with sales 'tactics' ... get this $3400 course for $197, time is short, I'm closing the door soon - yeah right the door was open for months until I unsubscribed

I keep having monthly deductions taken from my bank account and I never gave this company permission. There is no way to stop this, what a joke.