The Maze

This installment of Bert Monroy's Dreamscapes features an intricate, labyrinth-like maze. But the scene isn't painted from scratch. Instead, Bert shows how to reuse what you have on hand: in this case, a maze scanned from a puzzle book, some old vacation photos, and a few snapshots posed with family friends.

Many of us find ourselves stuck in the life and career maze, and the shortcut route to success often leads us to a dead-end. This book works as a navigator to guide us seamlessly through this maze with both a micro and macro view of every issue on the way.

Many of us find ourselves stuck in the life and career maze, and the shortcut route to success often leads us to a dead-end. This book works as a navigator to guide us seamlessly through this maze with both a micro and macro view of every issue on the way.

The long-awaited sequel to Who Moved My Cheese?, the beloved 28-million-copy best seller that became a worldwide sensation.

Part magical university, part museum, part tourist attraction, the great Collegium of Artistry had flourished in Felstad's final days. Under the leadership of the seemingly immortal Malcor the Mad, the vast complex expanded, with new wings being built wherever they would fit, including up and down the rock face, and even buried within the mountain itself. Visitors called it one of the architectural wonders of the world; the students, who often got lost in its endless tunnels, simply called it 'The Maze'.