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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Every man is master of his destiny. We are all key contributors to our success or failure. We have deep within ourselves the necessary resources to succeed in building our success.
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This is an inspiring book that will help you to cleanse your thoughts and rejuvenate yourself. Congratulations BOTD!
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This is an interesting book. I enjoyed reading it and it's short and detailed. Congratulation of BOTD
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The Maestro Monologue 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. oft-times, it impels one to enter an altogether different zone where light eventually dawns at the end of a dim-lit tunnel. One of the quotes I’ll live to remember was from Helen Keller: “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing.” Some stories in this book—like that of “the orphaned eagle”, Helen Keller, and many more—made me search deep into my soul and doubt whether I was living my full potential.
What a great quote! And I think it's a good idea to mix different narrative styles and include personal stories to make more enjoyable a topic that, while meaningful, can be dense and abstract.
Thank you for your fantastic review!
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The book seems to explore a different approach to rediscovering the self. Congratulations on Book of the Day!
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The Maestro monologue is a masterpiece. The author did a good work in revealing timeless principles. Great review!
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I have read many reviews of this same book and they are all different. I guess the main theme is that you are ultimately in control of what you become.
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This is a book that deals with self discovery. It encourages reader's to do a way with negative thoughts and focus on the positives. Thanks for the good review.
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After reading review for this book I am left with nothing to say. Meaning, don't know how to react or what my feelings should be on this subject. I just know that I don't wish to read it, maybe I didn't get the whole sophisticated thoughts put in it. Apologies and congrats on BOTD!
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I enjoyed reading your thoughtful review, especially the quote from Helen Keller that you chose. Understanding and improving yourself is important, and that is what many people are seeking to do.
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The review indicated that this book entails self reflecting moment. I'll give it a try.
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Great review,I'd recommend this self-help book to those on a journey to self discovery.
This will help change their negative mindset and also rejuvenate their thoughts.
Congratulations on BODT.
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This book is more towards sailing and life at sea, which is surely adventuruous and exciting. It is definitely going to be worth the read, thank you!
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I always love a book that shows us how to better ourselves. Maestro Monologue does this sublimely. Having read that book i can assert that this book is invaluable to one's personal development.
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Post by Pauline Parnell »

This book is a great encourager and motivator for those who want to be better people. It has several truths and principles that we all can follow such as stories from Helen Keller and the orphaned eagle. Thank you for your review.
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