OHMYGOSSIP — Taika Waititi thinks “FOMO” has driven his career success. The award-winning director turned to filmmaking at the age of 30, and he thinks that “FOMO” – which stands for fear of missing out – has helped to fuel his achievements. He reflected: “I didn’t even start making films until I was, like, 30. It was never my dream to do film. I think I started at just the right time. “I think it’s FOMO. I don’t want to not be part of something.” Taika previously directed ‘Thor: Ragnarok’ and is also helming ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’. And the acclaimed filmmaker is thrilled to be involved with the Marvel franchise. He told Empire magazine: “With the ‘Thor’ thing, I don’t want to not be part of it because it’s something I really love.” Taika previously confessed that he’s keen to create a “familial feel” on the set of his films. He explained: “I like to be everyone’s friend as a director, to have a nice familial feel on set, and I’m trying to encourage sharing of ideas and a cool, creative space.” Taika also admitted that he’s often guilty of taking on too much work. Reflecting on his career and his upcoming schedule, the 45-year-old director quipped: “I’m going to drain myself, then I’ll fade away and be like a dried husk, blowing in the wind. “Some would say I’ve got too many things going on and I should just stop saying yes, but most of them are a little ways off being made so I’ve got time to figure out how to make the schedules work. But yeah, I’m busy for the next few years.”