Bruce Lee Personality

Like when I did track, I wanted to jump at a minimum eleven feet so, I had to practice every day before I could actually do it, but I never gave up. Because of that, I can now soar more than eleven feet. If I would’ve given up I probably would not have enjoyed the meets and I wasn't embarrassed about how much I could jump. It wasn't the best jump, but I was content with it. I could also apply this lesson to simple problems on a daily basis. Like, when a teacher asks you to do something, try to figure it out, and after a couple mistakes don’t just say I give up just ask for help. Now, I’m learning to apply this to everyday things. I also learned that I should just keep trying. I’ve experienced the truth. I’ve done this by applying it to everyday

“As a tactician, he was head and shoulders above Grant. Good defensively, Lee was even better on the offensive. He was bold and decisive, a calculating gambler…Splitting his army on several occasions, he surprised his opponents and won the day. Lee was a master of the holding attack, a tactic George Marshall would later instill as the only tactic taught at the Army War College prior to World War II.”

Although Lee did not go to school, Bruce Cutter is like a teacher to him as Lee matures, Bruce teaches him pacification, and responsibility. Bruce teaches Lee that not all problems are solved by fighting, and fighting is not the only option. This is proven when Bruce questions Lee, “You must have been in a fight… you know, there are other ways to solve problems. Have you thought about why you choose violence?”

He is looked upon in a heroic way for fighting the justice system and showing courage, strength and ability to resist laws through making his own lifestyle, with separate beliefs, attitudes and values. He was a friend of the poor, kind to women and children, and an enemy of the rich. He was forced into crime by the harsh harassments of the authorities. He said to have died bravely against the more powerful forces of the law. He has grown to be an admired infamous figure for the way he stood up to authority and his larrikin ways.

Robert E. Lee was a very brilliant and strong military leader. He fought in many wars which he defeated them and he got defeated also. He was smart on how he fought in the wars. He had to earn his way up from the bottom all the way up to general. He had fought in the Civil War and in the Mexican War. He wanted to quit so bad but he never gave up and kept on going.

One of the ways Lee shows that people are essentially good is through the people

Lee’s life, he accomplished alot. He was a very successful leader and role model. His name is still well known and although he was the commander of the Confederate Army, he is still really respected. With all his hard work throughout his life, working in the military, working at West Point and being leader and commander of the Confederate Army, he did a lot in his life. Let’s not forget he also was a Principle of a college that he helped make more popular and more students want to attend. Even Though he died due to an illness, he lived a great life and had a family and left an impact on a majority of people. Robert E. Lee is more than just the leader and commander of the Confederate Army. He was a father, educator, husband and role

Lee utilized words such as “realize”, “consider”, “account”, and “experience” to create a persuasive tone so that the audience can at least contemplate and review Lee’s opinions. He also mentions “standard of effort and achievement” and “whole-hearted effort that is seen on the ball field” to manifest his opinion that athletes work just as hard as students in class and to explain the drive these athletes have for the game.

Lee applied for amnesty, which many people thought incredulous, but many of his men followed his example. Lee wanted seclusion, and his wife was having health problems, so they moved to the country. Washington College offered him its presidency and he accepted. His heart was with training the young men who came, even though he detested all the paperwork. He had learned much in the military about how to lead young men, and just like at West Point, he became a father and role model to them.

The documentary, “Unforgivable Blackness” directed by Ken Burns casts light on the extraordinary life story of legendary boxer Jack Johnson. The documentary is about the barriers Jack Johnson had to overcome to satisfy his hunger for becoming the best and living “The American Dream.” Johnson had humble beginnings in Galveston, Texas and it was in those beginnings that glimpses of his bright future were slowly but surely beginning to show. Through out his life, he showed independence, relentlessness, ability to improvise, call attention to himself and get around rules meaning to tie him down. Jack Johnson was a self made man who had the drive to go forward and achieve what he wanted to achieve

Using the analogy “take a punch on the chin”, Murphy draws attention to the similarities between Adam Goodes and Muhammad Ali, how they were both fighters and held much respect from their fellows and well as their opponents. To further demonstrate the comparison between the two, Murphy utilizes the alliteration “hardest hits” to emphasize the strength and resilience of both Adam Goodes and Muhammad Ali and their unwavering belief in their heritage and culture and how they would always stand up against the emotional hits they would receive. Through this, Murphy is able to point out the similarities between Adam Goodes and a universally acknowledged fighting legend such as Muhammad Ali and get readers part of the booing crowd to view him as a

Now, what made him so unique in his take was his use of the scenery to enhance how the story is being told and how the characters were presented and developed in the movies.

Word spreads that Bruce Lee is teaching the "sacred" Martial-Arts to foreigners. Bruce is "warned" by various other instructors of his "violation of the sacred law". According to the instructors, it was considered forbidden to teach the "sacred" Martial-Arts to anyone who wasn't of Asian decent. Bruce argued this, saying that he wanted to show the beauty of their culture to the world. The instructors laid down an ultimatium. Bruce was to either teach only Asians, or stop teaching altogether. Bruce refused their instructions, vowing to teach whoever wanted to learn. Needless to say, the instructors were not pleased, and challenged Bruce to fight Wong Jack Man, another Martial Arts master in the area. The rules were set, if Bruce lost, he was to stop teaching. If he won, he would be able to teach who he pleased. There has been alot of speculation concerning the true outcome of this battle, even some 25 years later. Publicly, all that is known, is that Bruce won, barely. After this fight, Bruce decides to re-evaluate his fighting technique, because the fight "should have been over in seconds". This

Steroids Don’t change what you accomplish. You may ask yourself, Why would Bruce Lee be considered a hero, let alone a legend. All he was, was a good fighter and had a few good ideas on philosophy. Bruce Lee was not just an average philosopher and martial arts star. He was a genius and could ask questions that would change the life you live today. Bruce Lee changed our life with philosophy as well as mixed martial arts, making a wider range of techniques and philosophy too look into and learn.

     Bruce Lee was born in the Chinese year of the dragon, in the hour of the