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All right, let's talk about Bruce Lee. This just Bruce Lee in a movie.

Bruce Lee as a person was much more than just

flying fists and badassery. He was on a path to be an integrated man. He was on the path to

become a whole person. He was a thinker. He had heart and he was connected to something that

was much bigger than himself or his ability to be rich and famous. When it comes to the mind, Bruce's mindset wasn't one that was much bigger than himself or his ability to be rich and famous. When it comes to the mind,

Bruce's mindset wasn't one that was locked in dogma or locked in convention. He would zoom out

and take multiple perspectives. He would look at different things, whether it was Zen Buddhism or

Taoism or different styles of martial arts. And he was always zooming out, trying to find what was the best and most useful aspects of each

to come up with his own.

And this was a bold way of thinking because most people just want to find one way of doing

things and get really good at that one thing.

But his approach was to zoom out and forge his own path based on his own experience.

He was trying things from different disciplines and coming up with his own way.

Instead of saying, how can I do this thing the right way?

He was always saying, what's the best way?

What are the best tools that I can learn from each to forge my own path?

Does that make sense?

Yeah.

And he took this worldview beyond philosophy. He took this worldview beyond martial arts. He said, I'm a man who never follows these

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