10 Things I would tell my teenage self
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  • Writer's pictureTaylor Louderman

10 Things I would tell my teenage self


  1. Achievement is a fleeting source of happiness -- create a full life.

  2. You have permission to explore other passions!

  3. The joy of theatre and being creative can find you every step of the way -- you do not have to be on Broadway to "be" a performer.

  4. Luck is when preparation meets opportunity. Work hard, but know you may still have to wait for an opportunity unless you create it yourself.

  5. Figure out what inspires you and exploit it!

  6. Learn how to be there for yourself. This career is not a steady one; self-awareness is valuable, but beating yourself up can be detrimental.

  7. Networking is also community building, it's not necessarily selfish. Especially if you are a giver and connect people when it makes sense!

  8. Always remember why you show up in the first place. If it is for fame, you're likely to be dealt with disappointment in the long run.

  9. Stay true to your values -- don't let desperation win. Ever.


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