There are many organizations offering assistance to the creative community that you may not even realize, to help you feel grounded again. Here’s one to begin exploring.

If you want to be the best actor you can be, the best human you can be—you need to cultivate a life outside of your work. 

Chasing your acting dreams can be lonely, but finding an accountability buddy can help you stay connected and reach your goals faster.

Not only can deep work help you finally get tough tasks off your plate, but for actors, it may even help you perform better, with increased confidence and joy. 

Learn the simple tool you can use whenever you don’t feel good enough to help keep you in the moment and feeling positive—even when you don’t have a big win to celebrate!

Turn inevitable moments of self-doubt and uncertainty at the start of something new into creative fuel with this simple mindset shift.

Fear is a bully. And — just like bullies — the more power you give it, the more control it will have over your life, your health, your dreams, and your success.

Have you ever read a book so good that you keep coming back to it again and again? That’s how I feel about Elizabeth Gilbert’s Big Magic: How to Live a Creative Life, and Let Go of Your Fear. 

I’m sure you know sleep is important, but as busy actors, we don’t always make it a priority. Learn my favorite tips for a good night’s rest.

Do you often compare yourself to your actor friends? You’re not alone