Author : Titus Bartolotta
Publisher : Outskirts Press
ISBN 13 : 1977206360
Total Pages : 99 pages
Book Rating : 4.9/5 (772 download)
Book Synopsis The Master Within by : Titus Bartolotta
Download or read book The Master Within written by Titus Bartolotta and published by Outskirts Press. This book was released on 2018-11-05 with total page 99 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Titus has transformed the wisdom that he has gained through life experiences into a must-read for anyone prepared to create their masterpiece. - Dr Ivan Misner, Founder of BNI. "Not just another book filled with fancy words causing you to lose the message but rather a work of art filled with meaningful insight. I love how Titus compares life lessons to normal every day life. The Master Within simplifies things, is easy to understand and put into practice. Add this to your reading list, and create your masterpiece." - Marko Mavrovich, World Class Painter & Artist. "The Master Within is like having Titus with you, in your living room! He really hits the mark here, and his organic approach leads the reader down a path of introspective development and fulfilled potential." - Chris Robinson, President of the John Maxwell Team Faculty & Teaching Team, Internationally Recognized Coach & Speaker. Having grown up in a single-parent home, experienced poverty, and fought through many trials in life, Titus has used his trials and life experiences as opportunities for growth. With more than 15 years of experience impacting and implementing transformational growth within several different types of businesses, he brings wisdom gained through real-world experiences with him. Titus has a proven track record of success and growth through mindset maintenance and accountability. In The Master Within, the reader will find inspiration that they can immediately act on. By the end of this book, the reader will be able to use the tools provided to build an action plan which can lead to the reader creating their masterpiece. This book is about comparing the methods that the masters used while creating their status as masters, considering what it took to complete their masterpieces, and communicating those methods in a way which will allow for real-world application. The tools and resources are provided in each chapter, and the challenge to the reader at the end of each chapter is to get them to stretch beyond the limiting mindset that tells them they need a natural talent to grow. This book focuses on developing skills in a way that provides accountability to the reader, and allows for measured growth and success in the areas they choose to improve. Areas that they may have written off as impossible to improve. The tools provide make it possible for almost anyone to follow and use to grow. This is a unique perspective, as the author uses a formal art (for example painting) and compares it to an art style that would be considered unconventional to label as art (leadership). He takes real examples, and provides a clear connection between the two arts, the two authorities in the field that he chose to work with, and brings all of that back to something that the readers can be impacted by today, with their current life. The message is delivered in such a way that it is palatable to the regular reader and non-reader alike. This versatile piece digs deep without creating an insecurity. The reader can get through this book, fully, and with confidence. The commitment to the real-world application is such that the terminology choices are comfortable for most levels of readers. This book is definitely one that should not be missed.
