Book · 2018 · African American businesspeople
The Art and Science of Respect
A Memoir by James Prince
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I also want to shout out the uh book that he wrote The Art and Science of respect uh Drake wrote the forward.
Why people recommend it
The Art and Science of Respect is a book written by James Prince and Jas Waters that offers insights into principles of honor, integrity, and communication within the music industry. Ben Bowlin recommended the book during an episode of Stuff They Don't Want You To Know titled CLASSIC: Behind the Curtain of the Music Industry with J. Prince, released on July twenty-fifth, 2023. Bowlin brought up the publication explicitly to shout out the work produced by J. Prince, noting during the conversation that the prominent music executive authored the text and that the famous artist Drake contributed the forward. By highlighting this publication, Bowlin aimed to draw attention to Prince's extensive storytelling abilities and his profound understanding of communication, utilizing the book as an example of the wisdom and strategic insight that characterized Prince's notable career behind the scenes of the entertainment business.
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Ben Bowlin I also want to shout out the uh book that he wrote The Art and Science of respect uh Drake wrote the forward 1
“I also want to shout out the uh book that he wrote The Art and Science of respect uh Drake wrote the forward”
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“Our guest today is James Prince he's the founder of rapalot Records a legend in the music business and Beyond his Memoir the Art and Science of respect is available now as you're listening to this you can get the book today on Amazon or you can head over to Apple music and listen to James Prince read the entire”
“when I speak they normally listen a lot of them reach out to me all the time which you know caused me to want to write the book The Art and Science of respect because of the demand of questions that um I'd be asked all the time”