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You'll need to get some really great headshots (which can be rather expensive) and the more you get the smaller gigs, the more likely you stand to get picked up by an agent and then you can start to find bigger gigs.

If you're still in school, make sure you are working hard at your education. People don't want to hire the typical "stupid actor". I actually went to an acting college and then transferred to a state school because the acting conservatory wasn't teaching me anything about life and I was a 4.0 student in high school. Join your school drama club and start doing some community theater as well. It will get you out meeting people and the more you act, the more you get better at it.

Also, GO TO COLLEGE!!! It can be such a huge benefit. It's like a trial run of the acting business. You can focus on the acting, but you don't have to worry about living from paycheck to paycheck yet. Especially if you don't know much about acting now, college can be a great resource. They also have acting coaches in college.

During your summer breaks, look for seasonal theater, or more commercial/extra/acting work. Maybe you will get your big break before you finish college, but if not, you want to have that diploma to prove to people that you're not an airhead and so you can find a better job than waiting tables in between gigs. (I am a personal trainer as well and my clients keep me from living on the street or needing to apply for unemployment when I'm not acting. Courtney Cox flipped houses before her big break on Friends)

I'd also check to see if there are any improv groups/classes/troups in your area you can join. Improvisational skills are the best skills you can have. It is essential for an actor to be able to think on their feet. And meeting other actors is always good for networking. (Not to mention is tons of fun)

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A lot of things go into a person's attitude though. Experiences, emotions, self will, desire etc.

It is the great struggle in life to be able to control our actions by first controlling our thoughts and desires. As we learn control over our thoughts and desires then the right attitude develops also. As we develop the right attitude our attitude helps us to maintain the desired behavior.

It starts with just a small desire in your heart that grows into conscious thought and develops into an action that becomes a habit and finally determines a life time behavior.