The Message of a Master: A Classic Tale of Wealth, Wisdom, and the Secret of Success
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John McDonald
John McDonald is a Neyhiyaw/Metis multidisciplinary artist and author from Treaty Six Territory in Northern Saskatchewan. A sixth-generation direct descendant of Nehiyawak Chief Mistawasis, John is one of the founding members of the P.A. Lowbrow art movement and is the Vice President of the Indigenous Peoples Artists Collective. John has studied at the prestigious University of Cambridge in England where, in July 2000, he made international headlines by symbolically 'discovering' and 'claiming' England for the First Peoples of the Americas. John is also an acclaimed public speaker, who has presented in venues across the globe. John has been honoured with several grants from the Saskatchewan Arts Board.
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Clear and concise, I could accomplished in a short time. Recommended!
- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Written in a simple manner, this tiny book is the collection of wisdoms of the world importance, neatly arranged for you to take actions upon. All of them can indeed be found in nowadays at best 300 pages self help read, wrapped in fancy 'how to nail this life in one week' stuff. So don't you dare waste your time on them, the power is not in eloquence but in straightforwardness
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The Message of a Master - John McDonald
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PART ONE
The Search
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I am master of my own destiny,
and I can make my life anything that I wish it to be.
It was Friday afternoon, and I had returned from a late lunch. The employees had left for the day and I was alone in the office. Business had been dropping off steadily for some time, and I was concerned. I had also put far too great a percentage of my limited cash reserves into a risky investment that had been a failure. All in all, things didn’t look good; in fact, I was facing some of the most serious problems of my business career.
As I was sitting in deep thought trying to resolve some of my problems, the phone rang. I heard the familiar voice of an old friend, and it startled me. Less than a month earlier, he had left for Europe on the urgent advice of his physician. He had been told to take an ocean voyage, in the hope that a change would improve his health. He had been deeply worried over conditions that, strangely, were very similar to what I was currently experiencing. He became so depressed that he had a serious breakdown.
My last impression of him as we parted was particularly sad: He was miserable, beaten and defeated, and I wondered if I would ever see him again. But here he was back again, and some great change had taken place in him. He spoke with such striking power and feeling that I told him a miracle must have happened. He assured me I had guessed right.
I know you’re surprised I’m back so soon; you probably never expected to see me again! But I’m back, and I’m the luckiest man in the world. I learned something that I never knew existed. Nothing is impossible for me any more. I can do anything. I am master of my own destiny, and I can make my life anything that I wish it to be. Now don’t think I’m crazy — wait until you hear my story.
I laughed, but it was a laugh of surprise and concern. I asked if he had discovered some new kind of religion.
"Oh no, it concerns no religion of any kind. But I met a man, a man who is truly a Master, a wonderful man who has developed his powers so that he can do anything. He taught me an invaluable secret.
You know that I lost my health and my money. Well, I have regained my health, and I will have new wealth in no time.
I was anxious to hear his story, of course, and we arranged to meet at our club that evening.
Meet me there tonight, and I will unfold a series of the most remarkable things that could happen to anyone,
he said.
I sat for a few minutes like someone in a dream, completely absorbed in the possibilities of what I might be told. I had the feeling that I had suddenly grown too big for my office — that I had outgrown the little place and had to get outside and expand in the fresh