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Acting is one of the only careers where you are asked to be emotionally open for a living and rejected professionally every week. Talent is rarely what breaks people. Staying in the game long enough for the talent to matter is the hard part, and it is a skill like any other.
Start with the masterclass Go to the libraryIf you are in a bad patch right now, skip straight to Managing Negative Emotions. The rest will still be here when you can hear it.
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Three steps for your first week
The masterclass about what is actually running the show underneath the career decisions.
Class downloads
Four downloads with this masterclass
Open the masterclass and you will find them under the video: a Class Summary Booklet so you can read it instead of rewatching, a How To Guide laid out in the order you do the work, a Goal Checklist to tick off as you go, and a 50 question Test with the answers at the back.
Two-minute answers, straight from the casting directors, agents and managers in our library.
Actor question
How to Deal With Audition Nerves
What 14 casting directors would tell a petrified first-timer.
Actor question
How to Become an Actor
The first steps in order, and what 13 casting directors told us about new actors.
From the practical to the deep, depending on what you need today.
Rejection, comparison, self-worth, patience, and the long middle of a career where nothing is obviously happening.
For the specific bad days. Jealousy, despair, resentment, and the audition that went badly.
What to actually do with your Tuesday. The routines that keep a career moving when motivation does not.
Setting goals that are yours, checking your ego honestly, and clearing out what is in the way.
Manifestation Hour replays, the Demartini Method, the Breakthrough Experience and Whole Self Systems. Take what is useful, leave what is not.
One more thing. None of this is about becoming someone who does not feel the rejection. It is about the gap between feeling it and letting it change what you do next getting shorter. That gap is trainable. That is the whole thing.
