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Before reading the book, I had low self-esteem and was severely battling depression. I have gotten a lot better since reading the book as it made me see myself as someone full of potential. Due to the help of the positive affirmations, I have improved and now see myself in a better light.

Since I read The Maestro Dialogue, I have started to look inward rather than outward. I mean all your strength comes from inwards. Being a maestro requires you to first believe it and want to work on it. I also have started working on how I manage my time.

I am now making the effort to be more accountable for my actions and to focus on the positives.

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Since reading this book I have tried to focus on running my own life rather than my life running me. I take more moments daringly day to be in the present and make sure that I am doing what I want to be doing. This book will forever stick with me.

I have improved a lot since reading your comments on how you've improved (after reading my book). How have I improved? You onlinebookclub folks are so darn genuine. How can I not have learned a thousand lessons? One would be, how to write clearly. You folks are such a demonstration of that. Also thank you for helping me see all of humanity a little differently rob ... author: The Maestro Monologue

I have always been a procrastinator because I don't know what the ideas I have got would be like. Reading this book has made me break the barrier. I just finished a project I abandoned a long time ago.

This book had made me better in fighting my intruders and keeping up to my principles.

It’s surprising how little things can distract us from achieving our goals. Since reading this book, I have decided to write down my goals, give myself deadlines, and focus solely on achieving them. This little determination has helped me tremendously in achieving success.

After reading this, I stopped being led around by people around me. I took control of my life. When I get overwhelmed, I remind myself that one step at a time.

Since reading the book, I've embarked on a new adventure. I'm concentrating on eliminating the intruder within me, and I'm pleased to report that I'm making significant progress in this respect.

Celebrating my small victories compelled me to be grateful and appreciative of my specific undertaking. It improves my productivity, and I now value myself more. Also, after reading this book, I understand myself more and became understanding with my friends and family.