Bruce Lee: His Life and Tips for Success

J.D. Rockefeller's Book Club

De: J.D. Rockefeller

Narrado por: Kevin Theis

Before Jet Li, Jacki Chan, Jean Claude Van Damme, and Steven Seagal, there was Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee's legend is considered one of the unique success tales in Hollywood. Just like any other man who thrived to succeed, Lee's journey was also full of ups and downs. But he justly did overcome the obstacles and all adversities to achieve stardom which at first was seemingly obscure to him.

His journey was one of a kind, so we decided to have a closer look to this phenomenal man. This book will reveal some of the best rules Bruce Lee had to follow to achieve success. I hope that these rules can also help you find your way toward tremendous success.

©2016 J.D. Rockefeller (P)2016 J.D Rockefeller

Be Like Water ...

Very Well Done and An Enjoyable Experience Taking You Inside Bruce Lee's World, It Was Told In a Very Straight Forward Manner and Apart From Saying Bruce Made a Green Hornet Movie! It Was Pretty Spot On ... But George Lazenby Did Not Take Lessons From Bruce, He Was However Up For an Acting Role In Game Of Death Before Bruce Passed Away in 1973.
Bruce Lee Continues to Shine Brightly In The This World and Positive Introductions Like This Audio Book Shine More Light On This Magical Legend Of a Man The World Will Never Forget ... The Dragon "Bruce Lee"

"Extraordinary"

Great Book (audiobook)
I respect how J.D. Rockefeller and Kevin Theis
applied Bruce Lee's knowledge, in a way inconceivable to the novice on the subject,
but "Mind Blowing" to the life-long team players (Hardcore Supporters)of the leagacy known as The Dragon!!!

Thank You with great appreciation for your spin on a profound topic!

life long team member of Value
and Bruce Lee Supporter
Miguel Rodriguez

Good Book on Gaining Success!

This was a good book about ways to gain success and shine above the rest. I found it interesting. Thanks

Zero Stars if it were available

What disappointed you about Bruce Lee: His Life and Tips for Success?

This is a poor excuse of a book and shameful to be carried here. It is written by a 10th grader whom has failed the class.
The narrator sounds like a late night infomercial reader; it is hurried, loud, and listenable.
This is not a book and more of a short essay.

What was most disappointing about J.D. Rockefeller’s story?

poorly written, organized, and researched. A highschooler could have written a better essay.

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Kevin Theis?

unlistenable, shouting, and nervous

If you could play editor, what scene or scenes would you have cut from Bruce Lee: His Life and Tips for Success?

the whole thing. this is not a book and more like a short essay

Any additional comments?

delete it from the library and refund

Hatchet Job

I found this book absolutely deplorable because it contains a lot of misinformation. The narrator is entirely to hyper. It sounded like an essay and not a true story. If they wanted to do a more accurate story they should have contacted Bruce Lee's daughter or wife to narrate. I do not recommend this poor interpretation to anyone because it is insulting to an Enigma that is Bruce Lee.