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Winning Gold Book
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In his NEW Book, “Winning Gold“, Lee Kemp shares the profound insights he discovered on his path to the pinnacle of success. It is his hope that you can open this book to any page and find inspiration that will help you win Gold in your own life.
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Personally Autographed by Lee Kemp 👉🏾 (during checkout after “Billing Details” in “Optional Notes Section” specify how you want your Autograph i.e. “To Bob, Best Wishes! etc.)👈🏾 3 reviews for Winning Gold Book
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John Taylor –
If you wish for something to fall into your lap to give you motivation in your life….Why haven’t you read this book of simple “recipes”?
Turn to ANY page randomly, and be prepared to be INSPIRED!….It’s just that easy!
Arnie Holland –
Working on a story about Bob Holland, I reached out to Mr. Lee Kemp, and he was kind enough to take my call. I was touched by his very first comments during our one-hour conversation. Within the first two minutes, he said, “Wait, how are you related?” and then asked if Bob had any kids. Very quickly, you learn what kind of man Mr. Kemp is. Thank you Champ!
Stoney Scales –
Clear, Practical Lessons on Discipline and Preparation
I had the opportunity to bring Lee Kemp in to speak to our youth wrestlers, and each of them received a signed copy of Winning Gold. After reading it myself, the message he shared in person comes through just as clearly on the page.
This is not a hype-filled sports memoir. It’s a straightforward book about discipline, preparation, and personal responsibility. Lee focuses less on medals and more on the daily standards that make winning possible.
For young athletes, the value is simple and lasting: success comes from consistent effort, mental toughness, and owning the work when no one is watching. The lessons are practical, easy to understand, and applicable well beyond wrestling.
Winning Gold is a strong read for athletes, coaches, and parents who want to reinforce the importance of process over outcomes.