Written when he was nearly 90, the memoir reads like a lifelong diary of how to think about opportunity, courage, cost control, resourcefulness, and adaptation.
It's a family-friendly audiovisual spectacle, like an elaborate 4th of July fireworks display, with about the same level of narrative and emotional depth.
My May 2026 approach to prompting is I've completely I've completely given up on like yelling at AI. Like just freaking do this. I've stopped doing that. And I'm like good now.
Old math isn't going to work for the new equations coming to work. You're going to have to start over a bit, redefine yourself, learn again, push yourself, get uncomfortable.
if I was stuck strictly as a kung fu star, that my career would be very limited and I wouldn't be able to grow. So I started working more into the action orientation of my films with martial arts or karate integrated into the action.
So they came back. And now we have lots of otters all over Singapore... If you're an otter, being an otter is pretty cool in Singapore because, you know, you wake up, you fish, you roll around in the dirt, you play and then you go back to sleep.
