Official Review of The Maestro Monologue [Book Just Released on September 9th]

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Re: Official Review of The Maestro Monologue [Book Just Released on September 9th]

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This is a brilliant and cogent review. I'm definitely interested in reading the book. Nowadays, this work seems like magic to most of us. With a bit of help, more people will discover that there are so many possibilities inside of them.
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I like self=help books but after reading some, it seems repetitive. I guess this is a little different but I'll reserve reading this for later. Thanks for your review.
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It seems like a really teachable book that allows a reader to grow. I always like it when the author transfers successfully the idea he or she had of the book. Great job with the review.
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Post by Hussein Abdallah 1 »

I like how the book arranged and the mostly thing is an intriguing and powerful read; it harbors many examples, parables, stories, author’s personal instances, and inspiring quotes from sages of the past that are capable of changing how you view the world.nice review at all
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This book has a great review. I'm not into self-help books, so I'm going to pass. Congratulations on BOTD!
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I read this book and enjoyed the discussion of how one can realize their potential, through their own initiatives. Congratulations on BOTD!
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This book is a lighthouse for sailors in life who are lost in their journey of self-discovery. It is a tour de force on the revelation of a greater understanding of the extraordinary resources that come with being a human being. The book is a must read.
The review is superb.
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According to this review, everything boils down to our determination and commitment to find our inner strength and who we really are. We are forced into soul searching to be able to know our potential. Forget the comfort zone. Rise above what is influencing you in the environment you are in. I like the use of stories, parables, quotes. We all need help to grow. This is one of the methods. Get the book please. It is so much more than you expect!!
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This seems to be a great help book inspiring and motivating people to find out the real worth deep inside them. Thanks for a beautiful review.
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This review of the book is very thoroughly written and fully explains the book in great detail. One can see how this self help book has positively impacted the reader and it inspires me to read it as well in order to understand it all. Congrats on the BOTD!
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I love books where the author shares his personal experience. The Maestro Monologue seems like an amazing and refreshing book to read.
I love your review
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This sounds like a very illuminating read, but the lit major in me became very curious once you mentioned the concept of "the true you" – I'm sure (or I hope) that the author covers it in the book. Thanks for the review.
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This sounds like an inspirational and practical self-help book that asks us to concentrate on our strengths and not focus on the pessimist inside us.
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Your review is so encouraging, I feel that I have no choice but to read it. Especially since you mention to expect epiphanies—why else read this genre? Thank you for the wonderful review!
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Post by Wayne Njoroge »

The book cover makes this book an intriguing one. But I am going to take a pass on this book. I am not fond of self discovery books. In addition to that, the book is presented in a such a way that I feel its no different from other self-discovery books.
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