If you’ve ever reached some sort of pinnacle of achievement\u2014 something you dreamed about and suddenly it becomes real\u2014 there is always the aftermath.<\/p>\n
My continued agonizing to sort out what’s next after the release of our film<\/a> (no small time ago) is actually pretty absurd. Though there’s plenty of room in my day for big new projects, I do have enough work to do, there are dreams in the hopper, and I have a business plan of sorts. But I’m guilty of what filmmaking story consultant Fernanda Rossi called “retro-engineering.”<\/p>\n We achieve something and we look back and we decide what of the acts we did were leading to success. But we don’t know, really, what led to success. We do a ton of things, there are a lot of variables in the universe, and then we nitpick, we choose the ones that we think led to success. <\/em>\u2013 Fernanda Rossi<\/p><\/blockquote>\n In the following interview, Fernanda, “The Documentary Doctor”<\/a> who has consulted on at least two Academy Award\u00ae Nominee films, discusses success. First of all, she doesn’t believe in it.<\/p>\n Click below to view this 3-minute video:
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