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

[TebogoM]

Am not a fan of a self-help book so I think I will pass on this one congrats on your review.

[Peter BorteyOpintan]

It's amazing to learn that the passage discusses the importance of self-understanding in shaping one's life.
It argues that the way one understands oneself influences their actions and responses to the world, and that studying oneself with honesty can lead to a different understanding and a new way of being.

[Ann Kidiavai]

The reviewer seems to have gained a deeper and wider understanding of the book evidenced by how he perfectly explains the extraordinary aspects of the book. The book is divided into four different parts with the same aim of raising one's awareness about our inner abilities. Rob White as the reviewer says, is not supplying people with tips on how to become superhumans but He is giving you step by step guidelines on how to be the best version of yourself. I want to go through all the four sections step by step courtesy of these great review!

[Donna Walker]

Were you reading the same book as me? I found this one absolutely awful. There are much better self-help books out there that I would choose over this any day. I hated the abbreviation "UU" used throughout the book. It completely ruined the reading experience for me. I ended up writing it in full on a damn post-it just so I could see it while reading! lol. I gave it 2 out of 4 stars, but I wish that I had given it 1. It was an absolute snoozefest to read.

[Sonia_Gonzalez]

This is an interesting book that takes the reader on a self-discovery journey.

[Donna Walker]

I was drawn to the title, but your review makes it sound overly religious, so not my cup of tea. Thank you for a lovely review.

It does contain quite a few biblical references. Not my cup of tea either.

[Donna Walker]

I was drawn to the title, but your review makes it sound overly religious, so not my cup of tea. Thank you for a lovely review.

It does contain quite a few biblical references. Not my cup of tea either.

It was one of the very first reviews that I wrote, and I'm embarrassed by how many grammatical mistakes I made, but if you'd like to check out an alternative view review, here's the link. viewtopic.php?f=24&t=200519

[Alida Spies]

This book helps distraught people to help them unleash their potential, a potential that everyone is born with, but some loses as a result of the blows that life deals them. It is a book in four parts, with a promise that the effects of having read this book, will last for the rest of the reader's life.

[Joule Mwendwa]

This is one of the most amazing self-guide and motivational books I've ever read. I loved Rob's approach to different overlooked bad habits and how he gave their immediate solutions. If this book doesn't change you today, it will change you every day for as long as you live.

[Rocky Ellery James Tumbelaka]

There is so much to take in this book. This sounds like good book to read, although I may not be in a hurry to read it. Thanks for the review.

[MsChet Cherry]

A book that helps us "reach a new echelon of ultimate understanding, where our miss-understanding is captured" definitely ticks it for me.
It's important to learn how to utilize our full potential. I thoroughly enjoyed your review. Congrats on the BOTD.

[Nisha DSouza]

Your review was incredible and excellently summarized; it made me more eager to find out what the author has shared in the book. After I read the sample pages, my enthusiasm dampened considerably. It discussed how your perception of the world reflects your perception of yourself. I found the topic rather captivating; however, the author's repetition of the same thoughts and wordings made the book lose its charm. Congrats on the BOTD, though!

[Opeyemi Mustapha]

The book talks on psychology of human and the mentality of human. Its quite good

[Salome Ndichu]

Your review is the best I've come across, your choice of words are eloquent and your unique phrases are engaging.

[Omobolanle Shittu]

This is a book for non-fiction self-help lovers. Congratulations on BOTD.