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My Creative Journal of Tips, Collabs & Industry Thoughts
Should I Quit Acting? When Is Enough Enough?
Should I quit acting? When is enough… enough?” If you’ve ever found yourself lying awake at night asking those painful questions, you’re not alone. Every actor hits that wall at some point — the doubt, the financial struggle, the comparison to friends who seem to be “moving on with life.” This honest reflection isn’t about giving up — it’s about facing the truth of the industry, making peace with the journey, and remembering why you started creating in the first place.
Crafting Your Individuality: The Most Important Thing You Can Do as an Actor
As an actor, the most powerful tool you have isn’t a perfect monologue or flawless technique—it’s your individuality. Too often, we try to impress casting directors instead of trusting our instincts. But when you stop people-pleasing and start making bold, authentic choices, your performances become unforgettable. Learn how embracing your unique voice can transform your auditions, build confidence, and help you stand out in a competitive industry.
How to Handle Rejection as an Actor (Without Letting It Break You)
Rejection is part of every actor’s journey, but it doesn’t have to crush your spirit. In this post, I share simple, effective ways to handle rejection—like closing the chapter after auditions, setting emotional boundaries, and moving forward with confidence—so you can stay motivated and thrive in your acting career.
Are You Tracking Your Auditions? If Not, You Should.
Auditions aren’t just about booking the job — they’re about building relationships and spotting patterns in your career. I’ve kept a spreadsheet for years, logging everything from the casting director’s name to whether it was a self-tape or callback. Over time, I’ve noticed certain casting directors keep bringing me back, even if I haven’t booked with them yet. That tells me they see potential, and it motivates me to keep delivering my best work. Tracking auditions turns rejection into data — and data, my friends, is power.