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

As a martial arts teacher, I found this book very helpful in summarising the key ideas behind Wing Tsun (aka Wing Chun, Ving Tsun). This book explains the ideas behind each of the 4 forms, relating to their mindset, movements, and the Chinese philosophies which gave birth to this martial art many years ago in Shaolin.A lot of martial art books miss the philosophy and focus on correct positions, strength training, diet, ect and while all of these are important, I found this book to be a useful guide to the higher ideas which inform everything else.Finding practical application of any philosophy is difficult, and this book explains them in relation to Kung Fu, business, and leading a more mindful, engaged life.

The essence is good but the author ends up talking all about his business. A little too boring as all the references are about him and his restaurant.

Loved the book. Really interesting to learn about the philosophy of Wing Tsun and just how applicable it is today, also an amazing story! Sounds like John and Julian have been through a pretty incredible few years.the book was also humours and well broken up making it a pleasure to read. Full marks

Incredible book, highly recommend

This brilliantly written book challenges you to throw away the language of conflict and experiment with the language of love, using some great examples, amusing quotes and heartfelt personal anecdotes. Truly inspirational. Thanks John & Julian.