The Art & Science of Respect: A Memoir by James Prince | Conversation Starters

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The Art & Science of Respect: A Memoir by James Prince | Conversation Starters

James Prince tells us how he transformed from a street hustler to a music company CEO, to a boxing manager, and a successful entrepreneur. He has successfully managed artists, athletes, and celebrities like The Geto Boys, Suge Knight, Mike Tyson, and Andre Ward. In this book, he gives accounts of how he dealt with wily recording industry executives, faced corrupt people from the DEA, and stood against bullish boxing promoters. The memoir sheds light into the work ethic and spiritual resource that Prince depended on.  
The memoir is written by the CEO of the most famed hip-hop music label in America. He has earned the respect of most successful hip-hop artists in the industry.

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Daily Books
• Release date: Oct 6, 2018
• ISBN: 9788829522231

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Introducing The Art and Science of Respect

The Art and Science of Respect: A Memoir by James Prince is written by James Prince, founder of Rap-A-Lot Records. The memoir tells the story of how Rap-A-Lot Records came to be the most successful, pioneering and independent label carrying Hip Hop music. It also gives readers a closer look at the life of Prince, the man whose management and entrepreneurial skills earned the respect of music superstars like Jay-Z, Diddy, and Bun. The author highlights in his book the principles that made him a successful man—heart, loyalty, and commitment. He says these three principles can be used by all other entrepreneurs and similarly achieve success just as he did. Readers are given an account of how hip hop in the South came