And yes, that is at the core of Sust Enable – we want to ENABLE people to take charge of their lives. We want people to watch our film, and then to perhaps think of the various elements in their life and ask, “Is this sustaining me? Or is it draining me?”

I know in the process of this film, and through other avenues in my life, I have learned a very holistic idea of what ‘sustainability’ means. Working a corporate job, for instance, is certainly NOT sustainable for me… Just an example!

I would say you are exploring an un[der]developed field, or at least blazing a new trail off the previously beaten one through it, and I would say, thusly, you may claim to be a scientist. It appears you are one pusher-of-limits, and if Einstein or Tesla or Archimedes was a scientist, discovering for themselves and sharing the best of their work with humanity, perhaps then, so are you. If not you, then surely your chosen instrument; for what does the camera do, but observe, objectively?

Also, I’m really pumped to see this film.

The concept of sustainability seems fascinating. I like to see new thinking, new ground broken about what goes on in our daily lives and trying to find ways to improve it. At least, that’s the first impression I get from your site. I will post the link in a couple of places, who knows if some other people might notice and want to participate.

Philippe