Winning Not Fighting
Why you need to rethink success and how you achieve it with the Ancient Art of Wing Tsun

Definitely a well written book. Wondering how it didn't hit the best seller list or being one of the sensational books list. However few issues are there. Author John's repeated mentioning examples based on his company could have been reduced. At some point it becomes overwhelming. Initially well written......more

I enjoyed the first 3 hours, but after that, I didn't connect with the message. There are some good ideas about how personality and Wing Tsun impact business, but overall, I had to move on to something more interesting.......more

Written by two different persons with different expertise, offers both plus and minus advantage. It is a plus, as it gives deeper understanding about some topic, but in the other hand requires high focus to understand the flow from one section to another section that is written by different author.......more

Winning Not Fight by John Vincent and Sifu Julian Hitch is a gorgeous blend of business and Wing Tsun. Before reading the novel, I was skeptical. Why was I reading a book written by two Caucasians about Southern Chinese art? From the start, Vincent hooks the reader onto the novel with his relatable,......more

This book gave me the motivation to start learning Wing Fun given that the mindset is very appealing to me: it is a mix of taoism, zen buddism and hinduism. John Vincent explains how he puts much effort to apply such mindset in his company and in my.ppinion he seems credible in his quest to put more......more