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"This book focuses on the business strategies prevalent in Bruce Lee's life and teachings that helped unlock his full potential. His attention to brand is a major reason why he continues to influence pop culture today, and he was a pioneer, being one of the first Hollywood stars to start his own production company. To recharge America's creative and entrepreneurial swagger, we need to reexamine how Bruce Lee did what he did. The book draws upon interviews with Lee's family and friends and Lee's extensive writings, as well as interviews with CEOs and executives, academics, and experts on innovation, life coaching, and personal growth"--…mehr

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"This book focuses on the business strategies prevalent in Bruce Lee's life and teachings that helped unlock his full potential. His attention to brand is a major reason why he continues to influence pop culture today, and he was a pioneer, being one of the first Hollywood stars to start his own production company. To recharge America's creative and entrepreneurial swagger, we need to reexamine how Bruce Lee did what he did. The book draws upon interviews with Lee's family and friends and Lee's extensive writings, as well as interviews with CEOs and executives, academics, and experts on innovation, life coaching, and personal growth"--
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Thomas Lee is a longtime business journalist who has written extensively about innovation and entrepreneurship for major daily newspapers like the San Francisco Chronicle, the Star Tribune in Minneapolis, and the St. Louis Post Dispatch. In 2013, he won the Gerald M. Loeb Award for Distinguished Business and Financial Journalism, the top honor for business journalists. Lee is the author of Rebuilding Empires and also served as editorial director and lead curator for the We Are Bruce Lee exhibit at the Chinese Historical Society of America Museum in San Francisco's Chinatown.