From Pro Football to Acting and Filmmaking with ‘Ted Lasso’ Star Cristo Fernandez

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For actor and filmmaker Cristo Fernandez, football is life. He started playing professionally at 15, but when injuries put him off course, he made a big move from his hometown in Mexico to London in order to study, make films and act. Now, he talks with On Your Terms host Erin King about creating his own opportunities, landing his big part on Ted Lasso and how the role was developed by and for him, and creating his own production company with his sister. 

Success has a different definition for everyone, but in every case, it relies on your ability to work hard and take hold of opportunities when they come. There may not be one right path to achieving success, but Fernandez believes that if you work hard and remain patient, things will eventually work out. In this episode, Fernandez discusses his transition from sports to film, the series of events that led to him getting the role of Dani Rojas in Ted Lasso, and the importance of knowing that there is no wrong path to success—only opportunities that will help you on the way to achieving your goal

Follow Cristo Fernandez on Instagram @cristofernandez.mx. His production company is Espectro Mx Films: facebook.com/espectromxfilms

On Your Terms with Erin King is no longer releasing new episodes on the SUCCESS Podcast Network, but you can still listen to the full conversation below.

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Erin King is the bestselling author of “You’re Kind of a Big Deal: Level Up by Unlocking Your Audacity” and “Digital Persuasion: Sell Smarter in the Modern Marketplace.” She’s also the Chief Social Officer at Strikepoint Media, a digital marketing firm focused on social customer acquisition. But hands down, her toughest job is being a personal full-time assistant to a 13-pound cavapoo puppy named Betty White. You can connect with her on Instagram @mrs.erin.king 

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