Carol Costa, Julia Camara and Renata Hallada |
1-Learn to go with the flow. I was forced to slow down severely, this may be a blessing as I was near exhaustion.
2-Trust the people around you and be ready to receive love and help. (This is still a challenge for me, but I wouldn't have gotten through a full night at the ER in a strange city without my mom and my friend and producing partner Ricardo Rihan.)
3-Face your limitations and accept them. It will ease your suffering. (Or it eased mine)
4-Take care of yourself. Filmmaking is a hardcore mistress that can suck you dry. Feel free to neglect her and give yourself the time you need.
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5-Be honest with yourself, respect your body, don't play through the pain. (I watched the entire movie before going to the hospital.)
6-Stay calm, improvise and change your plans, if you need to. Say no when you need to rest.
7-Remember one day this will be a funny story to tell at parties. "Did you hear about the time I fell in front of 300 people at my film premiere and broke my arm? Spent the night at the ER in a cocktail dress? Told the nurse not to ruin my new dress or manicure with cast?"
8-What doesn't kill you does make you stronger.
Until next week...
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