Archive for May, 2009

A True, Law School Short Story

Having graduated college and determined to become a criminal defense lawyer, a young man had his heart set on working for a particular foundation located in a ghetto that provided legal defense and other social services for its community. This was to be his training ground and leg up to get into the law school of his choice. With no experience, the foundation would not hire him. Nonetheless, he showed up week after week, insisting they accept him as a volunteer intern for one year. Finally,...

A few thoughts for your reading pleasure

I’ve been slowly writing my book “Tactical Toolbelt for Screenwriters: Success Strategies to Market and Grow Your Passion as a Career”. It’s nearly finished. The real success of my teleseminar – “Scaling the Great Wall of Hollywood” – inspired me massively and, as soon as it ended, I launched back into my book with even more enthusiasm and real world desire to impact others in a positive way. The astonishing success of my seminar amazed even me. The amount of hands-on,...