The Alchemist Changed My Life | Top Lessons | Paulo Coelho

[@SahraMahamed]

Thank you for breaking down the book. I’ve read it many times, but I couldn’t truly understand the messages. I would feel like I connected with some parts, but others left me feeling confused. Now, I truly understand the Crystal Merchant and the message the author was trying to portray. He didn’t follow his personal legend. But then there’s Santiago, who was on pursuit of his legend, and all that transformed around him. And how it even had an effect on others. Life will present unexpected challenges. But, they are meant to happen and they are good for you. To take you higher. There are lessons to be learned in them to move forward. It’s there for a reason. Thank you for this video.

[@tranquilitywithdd]

I think he was trying to tell us that we are all alchemist; all we have to do is follow our own legend.

[@neusquool]

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[@KennyD-bi3ec]

One of my favourite books ever. I just re read it again this week. Absolutely life changing is right. It hits me everytime.

[@rohanl7022]

I absolutely love this book! You’re right. There’s so much to learn from this novel

[@tanmayjani7292]

I came across this video today, which brought back all my memories while reading the alchemist 3 yrs ago. Thanks Faiz, for giving such an insightful and motivating explanation of the book.

[@FaizAly]

My pleasure! It’s my favorite book and I am so glad my video was watched by you. Be sure to subscribe to the channel!

[@cliffebong8764]

Just bought the book, so far the best explanation I have received about the alchemist, now I have more than enough reasons to read it

[@FaizAly]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@redtailaerialimaging8983]

Love this. I am stuck in the middle of the audio book. I find myself rewinding it over and over due to my "ADHD." I love this summary, it has really helped me continue on. I wrote down several of your quotes. Thank you!

[@pointmotivation-2023.]

I read this book and kept it to keep on track with the amazing life lessons it gave me

[@thefreechains]

This truly gave me a deeper understanding of the book.

[@FaizAly]

I’m glad you enjoyed !

[@pear3496]

This book inspired me at the age of 17 to actually not go the same route as others did. I chose my own path. There’s many mistakes that I have made and because of them, I keep growing! Love this video

[@FaizAly]

Thanks for sharing! I’m so glad you enjoyed this video. Be sure to subscribe 🙌🏼

[@laxmandeshmukh460]

But I am reading in the age 63 year.

[@josephmassey-kt8yf]

Great insight, Faiz! I also enjoy sharing this book with my students and friends!

[@FaizAly]

Thank you Mr. Massey! It’s hands down been such an inspiring book for me. Also hope you’re doing well! Miss you and your class!

[@amospan14]

Love this! Thanks for telling us why this book is so important to you!

[@FaizAly]

Absolutely!

[@PWJeong]

Thank you, for explaining the story and now I am going to re-read the book again.

[@FaizAly]

Glad you liked it! Be sure to subscribe!

[@sharkdzung]

One of my fav books - still read it til today - period. Thanks for sharing, mate!

[@FaizAly]

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[@laxmandeshmukh460]

Iam from India Namaste to all my freind who read my this comment and Editor of this video and listner of this video.

[@laxmandeshmukh460]

Vary good explanation.i am also too much impressed from this novel.Thank you

[@sivamulleegadoo3442]

Great analysis. I have to reread the book in the light of what you have explained. Thank you.

[@trentonkarlson]

Loved it! Very inspiring

[@FaizAly]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@manzero134gd]

I love this book! I just spent a day in the library just to finish it. ❤

[@FaizAly]

It’s fantastic indeed! Be sure to subscribe 🙏🏼

[@sadiyamusa317]

This was our book for the month of July, wanted to see more about it and I found this vidoe. Love it 💜💜

[@maciejones4883]

Needed to hear this, thank you!

[@DnilSlv]

Thanks for the video, it really looks like you are a Great person

[@PathsOfReason]

Hi Faiz Thank you for the video.

[@mrkarim5656]

Another fantastic video sir. Keep it up

[@dominique046]

So good explained!! Love the book, thanks for the summary! 888

[@FaizAly]

You are so welcome!

[@alikareemfilms4789]

Great video, my favorite book as well

[@FaizAly]

Thank you! Be sure to subscribe Ali! :)

[@adilahmed8966]

one of my fav books

[@FaizAly]

So much to learn from this one!

[@Nerdytimhieu]

Thank you this is so heart advise

[@FaizAly]

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[@shansaly]

After watching this I definitely am going to read this!

[@SnehaBharat]

Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏

[@FaizAly]

You're most welcome!

[@syedaamina2343]

Already read it but enjoyed ur summary more

[@Vegabati]

Great video.

[@FaizAly]

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[@marcusleyton8524]

Found you a week ago. Loving the content, keep it up!

[@FaizAly]

Means a lot to me! Please subscribe :) Lots of new content in the works!

[@marcusleyton8524]

@@FaizAly Already subscribed!

[@choosecarver]

Great video!

[@anngraceapiita8703]

Phenomenal book!

[@laxmandeshmukh460]

Thanks to point a very important view of this precious book.😊

[@ClayHales]

I had seen it on "X books to read before you die" lists and gave it a read. I didn't really get the reverence for it. It was short, so I gave it another try to see if I missed something. Nope, still don't get it. I guess it might not be that great to me because I had already internalized pretty much all of the lessons/messages of the book from other sources. It kind of felt like a bunch of common wisdom.

[@EldersTree]

Okay 👍

[@undrakhtsagaankhuu7197]

Very good review, intellengent,

[@PAKTECHEngg]

Good

[@tranquilitywithdd]

So grateful the author invoked God but why did he always referred to Santiago as "The boy?" The book was also quite funny.

[@jojoh.5778]

because at the beginning of the book, santiago reads about a story that begins with a burial, and he had many names to remember

[@tranquilitywithdd]

@@jojoh.5778 I don't remember hearing that. Thanks!

[@jojoh.5778]

@@tranquilitywithdd you're welcome 🙂

[@niksiever3135]

I really liked this book but I was a bit thrown off by the pointless love story that was forced into it.

[@samanthacastaneda5494]

I don’t think it was pointless. Why you may ask? Well, he was about to stay in the dessert for Fatima. The alchemist told him what would happen if he decided to stay in the desert FOR Fatima. He was going to be unhappy and so was she etc. I believe Paulo put this lesson out there for us as a sign to stay focused. The right person will always be there for us. Like the saying goes, if it’s real it’ll always be there. For example, let’s say I’m in law school. I meet this guy and he wants me to make more time for him but I have law school to focus on. If I jeopardize my time then I’ll most likely fail classes because I’m not using my time correctly. If that guy loves me, he’ll understand that I have my treasure to go chase. He’ll understand why I’m busy and why most of my time is devoted to school. If his love is real, he’ll be there waiting for me. Just like Fatima waited for Santiago. I hope this helps 🤍

[@natasapap7936]

It wasn't forced at all, love was a part of the story, just like love is also a part if real life.