The Art of Doing

“Lipscombe embodies The Art of Doing and this book unlocks the simple, straightforward and genius tools needed to transform your life…a must read.” – Dr. Jody Carrington, bestselling author of Feeling Seen

“I wish I had this book decades ago, it would have made some of the tough spots a lot easier.” – Jason Priestley

“The Art of Doing is very inspiring, it teaches very actionable steps to creating the life you’ve always dreamed of by making what once seemed impossible, very attainable. I feel Jesse’s story will inspire you to be resilient in your life no matter the challenges you will face. His triumph will encourage you to bring out the champion within. That’s why this book is a must read!” – Quinton Aaron

“I can confidently say that I’ve never been so consistently entertained and inspired by someone, like I have by Jesse. The way he approaches everyday, and every thing that fills those days… I’d recommend The Art of Doing to anyone.” – Noah Lalonde

“Jesse Lipscombe has always embodied resilience and grace in the face of life’s most unexpected challenges. His journey from Olympic hopeful to a man who embraces curiosity, creativity, and purpose is nothing short of inspiring. The Art of Doing beautifully reflects Jesse’s approach to life, offering practical tools for turning adversity into opportunity and finding joy in every step of the journey. It’s an essential read for anyone seeking to live with intention, while mastering the art of action and adventure.” – Jaime King

“The Art of Doing encapsulates what Jesse is all about–finding a way to turn challenges into opportunities. We can’t all have his magnetic personality, of course, but Jesse also has done the hard work necessary to produce a book that can help anyone navigate life’s inevitable twists.” – Jack Michaels

JESSE LIPSCOMBE is a popular speaker, actor, former athlete, activist and entrepreneur. The Alberta native began his career at fourteen in the film Children of the Dust, which starred Sidney Poitier. At eighteen, he accepted a full athletic scholarship to the prestigious Morehouse College in Atlanta, where he was a breakout track star. Outside of the arts, Lipscombe invests in various businesses and runs a consultancy that works to combat racism, misogyny, homophobia and hatred. In 2017, he received the Obsidian Award for Top Business Leader in Western Canada and was named Community Man of the Year by Diversity magazine. He is also the first Black man to win the AMPIA award for Best Male Acting Performance at the Rosie Awards.