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You are the Maestro! — this is the most prominent proclamation this book holds. It explains that we are Maestros in many different ways: we can achieve our goals, accomplish our dreams, we can love, and do good. In what ways do you see yourself a Maestro?

The maestro is hidden within. This book is quite motivating and assuring. Personally, my maestro is now trained of attain new heights academically.

As the author, might I get this ball rolling? My favorite way of being The Maestro, when it comes to conducting my life, is when I am able to help others get over feeling flawed, for one reason or another, and begin noticing they're not so bad after all I've become pretty darn good at that, and I love the experience of jumping in to help out when the matter comes up Thank you for asking.

Well, if you know yourself and can control your thoughts, you are a Maestro of your life. Your thoughts shape you as a person and if you succeed in controlling them, you are orchestrating your life as a Maestro. For me, I have been trying to get to know myself by dwelling deeper into my subconscious mind. It indeed is a tough task but I want to keep it in practice to ultimately become a Maestro.

I loved reading this book. It boosted my self esteem. I would like to believe after reading the book, my maestro has been turning a deaf ear to negativity.

Ace John wrote: ↑02 May 2022, 00:07 You are the Maestro! — this is the most prominent proclamation this book holds. It explains that we are Maestros in many different ways: we can achieve our goals, accomplish our dreams, we can love, and do good. In what ways do you see yourself a Maestro?

After reviewing this book, I developed adopted a mantra that I'd heard for sometime, "Now that I know what happens when I give up, let's see what happens when I don't give up." I believe being persistent and persevering through my challenges is what makes me a Maestro, because though I may not always win at the end, I always come out with valuable lessons.

It's such a title for me and I feel like taking something that isn't mine coz it's like being in control. But when things get tough, I surprise myself sometimes being out there ---- I feel like a Maestro.

I am a Maestro by always being exceptional and taking care of my life, that even when things are so difficult and people give up, I find myself staying to achieve. It's so powerful.

I feel like a maestro when I stick to all the goals I've set for myself for the day, I feel extremely proud of myself at the end of it

I'd say I have constantly been able to adjust and adapt whenever the need comes up. To most I look like I am good at everything I do, to some I am a fast learner but I attribute it all to mental flexibility.

I am a Maestro because I will not let my life slide by. I will achieve my goals and I have already began to achieve those goals. I will not allow my feelings of unworthiness to dictate what I can or can't do.

My Maestro is being an encourager to myself. When I am depressed, I will think of the good times and not the bad. I will hang around good people that seek my best interest.

I will say I'm a mastreo in such an area where people are giving me negative feedback about my aspirations—like it's not possible you are this or that. I know how to turn deaf hears to them or get them away from my daily life and achieve what I want.

My number of success comes from this side where I'm a mastereo—not allowing negative feedbacks and opinions about me keep me discouraged.

I am a Maestro because I am a master of myself. I decide what happens to my life not some intruder that probably got fed into my mind by somebody else my environment. No external factor decides my fate. I am a master of myself

This book is awesome. My maestro is thinking positively on the way forward, and makes me get focussed.