Overall rating and opinion of "The Maestro Monologue" by Rob White

[Stephanie Kanu]

Incidentally, I was already on a self-discovery journey when I came across this book. I was reluctant to read it at first since it didn't look like the other self-discovery books I've come across with catchy titles but I'm very glad I did after all.
It truly deserves its 4 out of 4 stars rating. I especially like the seven-day dare as it serves as extra fuel for readers.
At various times in the book, I had to stop and reflect as I'm sure the author intended. I feel like I've gone on for a long time now.
In summary, this book checks all the boxes a good self discovery book should.

[Sharon Christanto]

This is a great book and helps me to be a better person. I've changed my negative mindset and now I can see the world in a more positive way. The writing style is casual and the author uses friendly tone. I don't feel judged or harshly criticized. I've been recommending this book to my family members and colleagues!

[Laww]

I like the author's choice of incorporating many a wide range of themes with different concepts. I enjoyed reading this book and I would recommend to anyone seeking to better themselves.

[Ntokozo Joy Ndlovu]

I felt like this book was one welcomed in-depth expansion of the swot analysis. The focus was you, your obstacles, your abilities and that in itself made this one of the best self-help books out there. The concepts within were explained as simply as possible and that made it easy to follow the ideas of the author.

[Rob White]

There’s “human being” ... that natural part of you who is a Maestro when it comes to conducting your daily affairs and orchestrating your many destinies. And then there’s the other side of human being, which is “being human,” expressing your reactive, subjective personality ... which gets caught up in "WOE is me." We all have those two experiences of ourselves. That's what I hope my book points out. Thank you all again for your wonderful feedback.

[INNOCENT DAVID 2]

This is a direct, concise and educative book,

The cover speaks volume of the content. I like how the chapters are easy to understand.

I highly recommend it.

[Hyacinth Bella]

Compared to the other self-help books that I have read, this wasn't THAT boring. There are parts that I have slaved through, but this is different from the other self-help books I have read. The exercises help me think thoroughly.

But I do think that some parts are repetitive, and some parts are overcomplicating things just to seem inspiring, like finding fault in something that's true nature. For example, on the child who experienced a no. I think it got complicated on that part, because saying no to a child is natural, and it's natural for them to learn in that way. I think saying no is something that's okay, rather than them being harmed just to learn.

In terms of the cover, I really liked it. It's very simple and minimalist.

[T T 2]

The book is one of a kind self-help book. I enjoyed my time reading the book. The best part about it was the creative writing of the author, it almost felt like reading a story. It was well-orchestrated, just as the name. I would definitely recommend this book because of its fresh and unique take on knowing one's innerself. I give it a solid 4 out of 4 stars.

[AvishaJain_13]

I was going through a hard time previously but ever since I randomly picked this book, mostly because of its catchy cover, I've been feeling better and more motivated, especially looking at the trio. Amazing concept and timing for the book

[Destiny Freedom]

The maestro monologue is a great self-help book and takes one on a journey to self discovery. The part which I liked most about this was the aspect were stories of some people were shared and this made the book very interesting and engaging. I can't pick anything in particular that I disliked about this book. This book was well written and I deserves a four out of four stars, as it not only interesting but also educative. I would recommend this book to people who are willing to embark on a journey of self discovery.

[Oluwasogo Familusi]

What a great book. The book was very informative and educative. I also commend the writer for the powerful quotes and ideas dished out in the book. It was the title of this book that caught my attention at first.

[Limpho Mojakisane]

I have read the book and loved it a lot. I believe that every individual who wants to change their life for the better should at least own a copy of the book. I mostly loved the constant exercises offered in almost every chapter for self-awareness. The book was quite engaging for me and I enjoyed completing it. I honestly found nothing worth disliking with this book and have already recommended it to a lot of people for their self-improvement.

[Rita Nuncia]

I really enjoyed reading the book. It helped boost my self-esteem and I even started looking at my self in a better way. I stopped giving excuses why I couldn't do something instead I saw a lot of possible ways to achieve whatever I wanted to achieve. The author used a simple English words that anybody could understand easily. The title and the cover represented the overall idea the author wrote about. I recommend this book to everyone especially anyone who feels stuck in life. It helped me a lot and I believe it will help you too.

[Abiodunakinola]

The theme of this book was amazing. The book contains information that is helpful to one's life. Rob's writing style was conversational and the book cover was captivating.

[Chimereucheya Okoroafo]

Like I've always believed, the most important aspect of a book is the message that the author is trying to pass across to his readers. As long as the message is meaningful and satisfying, I'll fully engross it. This book did that for me. The texts were easy to understanding and well thought of.