Be water my friend... we all heard it, but did you know it originated from this interview? It is supposed to be the only English interview with Bruce Lee.
Half of you have probably already heard or watched this, but if you have not, enjoy, it's pretty cool!



Martial arts expert Bruce Lee became world-renowned for his performances in such Kung-fu classics as Enter The Dragon. Now his only interview in English is available. Just after the release of his first film The Big Boss, he spoke in 1971 in Hong Kong with Canada's premier journalist Pierre Berton. This is the closest one can get to this extraordinary master.

Have watched this interview many times, but I still watch it every so often to this day. Simply to remind to never take life so seriously and to always allow myself to allow for constant change. To be able to constantly flow with everything around me, especially these days, as I deal with PTSD, this truly comes in handy. Thanks for posting this Dent. Was good to rewatch and honestly just bookmark it for myself to watch maybe once a week. I, also, honestly need to get myself another copy of The Tao of Jeet Kute Do by Bruce Lee. I have bought 3 copies so far, and every copy has been stolen. And the funny thing is they were all stolen not to be read, it was because all 3 copies were signed editions.
So I am just going to buy a regular old copy this time around and not spend all that money buying another signed edition. And then down the road, buy another Signed Edition when I get my new home in two years. As I will be moving to a new area, and will be building a home of my own design, and will be building a room for nothing but all of my collectibles. And it will be only accessible through a hidden door. No more stolen items.

Bruce Lee was an ultimate motivator and a philosopher aside from being a bad a** matial artist. His words of wisdom regarding water has a deep meaning for those who want to take motivation out of it.