While we cannot offer the book a maximum score because of different things that you will surely not like, we have to understand that we are, again, in front of a book that can be quite useful for people.

The Fable

The actual fable is about an attorney, Julian Mantle, that has a crazy priority set and schedule, all based on prestige, power and money. The attorney has a heart attack, sells everything he owns and then goes to India in order to seek a different existence. He comes back and is completely different, with practical and mystical advice that will be shared with you, the reader.

Concepts

There are seven main concepts that are to be learned from The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari. They are:

1. Mastering Your Mind
2. Following Your Purpose
3. Practicing Kaizen
4. Living With Discipline
5. Respecting Your Time
6. Selflessly Serving Others
7. Embracing The Present

Every single virtue is discussed in a separate chapter. There is a big chance you will incorporate some in your life after you read Robin S. Sharma’s book.

The Bad Part?

The bad part about this book is that the really useful tips offered are not organized properly. You need to basically figure them out and you should create your own list so you have it at hand. Also, there are so many principles that are offered. It can be really tough to incorporate everything in your life. Make sure that you take it one principle at a time. That is because when you would try to add more, it is a guarantee you would not be able to sustain that addition. Take it one step at a time. Simply try to write down what concept you feel would add value to your life and then try to incorporate it. Do the same for all the other concepts you like.

Conclusions

On the whole, we can say that the book is really interesting and you will feel inspired by at least some of the recommendations offered. You should consider buying it in the event that you want to incorporate good and productive habits or routines that can transform your life and aid you to get closer to the dreams you have at the moment. The principles can help you to be happier and calmer. You will juggle through various ideas but you can always choose, pick those that you appreciate the most and that you really want inside your life.

It should also be added that the book is also quite easy to read. It is very well written and you are not taken through concepts that are really complicated and a language that is hard to understand. This is usually a huge problem with such books.

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Enjoy a thrilling Desert Safari

Most of us think of a Safari as a leisurely trip across the African Savannah to catch a glimpse of the Big Five; the Middle East however, has a slightly different take on the idea.

Racing across the desert in a professionally driven (thank goodness) 4×4, a Desert Safari shows the wilderness of Abu Dhabi in a totally different light. You’ll have the opportunity to stop at a Bedouin camp, enjoy sand boarding or even take a camel ride.

Soak up the atmosphere at The Yas Marina Grand Prix circuit and Ferrari world

It’s common knowledge that the Middle East is passionate about fast cars, so much so that it’s said you cant walk down the street in Abu Dhabi without seeing a Maserati, Ferrari or Lamborghini.

It’s this passion that fueled the construction of the Yas Marina Formula one circuit. One of the most popular races on the motor sport calendar the circuit is built on Yas Marina Island and aside from the thrill of seeing 250 kph racing cars the event also attracts the jet set from across the region.

Close to the Yas Marina circuit is further proof of the Middle East’s obsession with cars. Ferrari World, an 86,000 square Km theme park is the only one in the world dedicated solely to Ferrari, and with over 20 fast and furious motor sport themed rides it promises to bring you as close as possible to the thrills of being a racing driver.

Take in a Camel Race

From Horsepower to Camel-power  Camel racing is hotly contested across the UAE and it’s truly a spectacle to behold. Originating from the Bedouin tribes Camel Racing has been a mainstay of the Abu Dhabi calendar for centuries.

Head to the Al Wathba racetrack between March and October to take in a race, there’s even free entry.

Relax with an Arabian Dinner Cruise

Away from the fast paced action of Desert Safaris and Formula One cars, an Arabian Dinner Cruise is the perfect way to relax and take in the sights. Choose from a traditional sailing dhow or modern motor cruiser and enjoy delicious Arabian fare coupled with traditional music and panoramic views of the Abu Dhabi skyline

Sample the catch of the day

The Dhow Wharf fish market is where the fisherman of Abu Dhabi unload their daily catch and shoppers haggle for their supper. Buy a fish directly from the market and it can be cleaned, gutted and grilled right in front of you.

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It is not only sports cars or luxury models that catch attention of people- attractive vehicle number plates even on a standard family sedan will make heads turn. When it comes to getting noticed, the powerful effects of number plates really work wonders. And of course, these are much cheaper option than purchasing a luxury car such as Ferrari.

It is likely that you might have seen a car containing number plates at one time or another that seem to indicate a name or a word.

You may design your private number plates or order your acrylic plates from any registration dealers.

Styles of private registration plates

The private registration plates have a wide variety of styles to choose from. You can make your cherished number plates, dateless licence plates, suffix plates, prefix number plate, and current style number plate.

1.Cherished licence number

These plates stand for dateless number plates. Remember, the registration plate does not bear characters that represent the year of issue. You can find a variety of formats under this registration. They are ‘A 1’, ‘A 12’, ‘A 123’, ‘AA 1’, ‘AAA 12’ and so on. These formats can be reversed as well.

2.Suffix registration marks

Suffix registration marks were brought into effect by the DVLA in 1963. These styles are also known as “suffix style” since the last character or suffix is the age identifier. This registration mark always follows the same structure.

Letter, letter, letter and a space up to three numbers and letter; for instance,

‘ABC 1D’, ‘ABC 123D’

If your name is JOHNY, you can use ‘JON 35Y’ or if your name is MAT use MAT 3S.

 3.Prefix registration marks

Prefix licence plates were brought in the year 1983. The year character now has become a prefix format. This is the single letter prefix starting with ‘A’, one to three numeric, a space, a three number series and characters within this series that show area of origin. For instance,

The prefix registration N16 GKM stands for November 16^th (date of birth) and a name George K Moore. You can find out many styles on the site of the registration dealers.

4.Current styles

A current style plate contains two letters, two numbers, a space and a three letter sequence. For instance, if your name is RUSSELL, use RU55 ELL.

How to have the number plate on your vehicle

In order to get your private plate through a private registration agency, you need to produce several documents. The documents are required to prove your identity.

You need to show your driving licence, your current electricity bill, passport, and an armed forced identity card and so on.

On the other hand, in order to have an entitlement of the registration mark you need to have a Vehicle registration certificate and so on.

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