Robin Sharma is a globally renowned leadership expert, motivational speaker, and bestselling author. Born in Canada in 1964, Sharma holds two law degrees, including a Masters in Law from Dalhousie Law School. After a successful career as a litigation lawyer, he self-published his first book at age 25. His breakthrough came with "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari," which became an international bestseller, selling over 3 million copies in 50 countries.

Sharma is the founder and CEO of Sharma Leadership International Inc., a global consultancy helping organizations develop leaders at all levels. His client list includes Fortune 500 companies like Microsoft, Nike, and GE, as well as institutions such as NASA and Harvard Business School. Ranked among the top five leadership gurus worldwide, Sharma has shared stages with influential figures like Bill Clinton and Jack Welch.

Author of 11 international bestsellers, including "The 5 AM Club" and "The Leader Who Had No Title," Sharma's books have been published in 60 countries and translated into 70 languages. His work focuses on personal development, leadership, and achieving one's full potential. Sharma is also the founder of the Robin Sharma Foundation for Children, which aims to create leaders from underprivileged backgrounds.

Robin Sharma resides in Toronto, Canada, where he continues to inspire millions through his writings, speeches, and digital learning tools.