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  • Stop Obsessing Over the Monster Under Your Acting Bed

    I recently met up with a fellow actor friend for coffee. We hadn’t seen each other in a while, so we had a lot to catch up on. We finally got to the part of the conversation where we both talked about our challenges this past year, how we felt stuck in certain places in our respective careers. We ruminated over some projects that fell apart last minute or how we were this close to booking that role that could’ve changed everything. We talked about how it can feel like you’re in the middle of a career desert sometimes, one so vast that you convince yourself you may never, ever get out of it.
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