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Taking Things in Stride

Posted by Kelly Shibari On September - 30 - 2008

1016 destress tips vg Taking Things in StrideWe’ve been delving into some rather serious topics for a while, so I just want to take a minute and discuss your soul.

If you’re going to be in this industry, you have GOT to keep a clear mind. You can’t take things personally – it just won’t work that way.

Trust me – there are people who love all sorts of different kinds of women. Young, old, fat, thin, tall, short – in fact, even if you’re really unattractive, there probably is a segment of the population that would be interested in seeing you. It’s the nature of human curiosity, and especially with the advent of reality TV, it’s become fairly obvious that people will pay to be entertained, no matter what the content – ESPECIALLY if that content is unique or hard to find. We’ll discuss scene content and marketing later.

The thing that is most important at all times is to be a duck. What I mean by that is that things MUST roll off of your back. When you’re told that you’re too young, too old, too fat, too thin, too tall, too short, or just not what they’re looking for – you have to let it go. LET IT GO. It’s not you – it’s just that they don’t have a product that they are trying to sell that you would fit into. That’s totally ok. You’re eventually going to produce your own content and produce your own DVDs anyway. If they aren’t interested, then there is going to be a buyer somewhere that is going to want to see you doing your thing. MOVE ON.

Dwelling in it comes with its own pitfalls. You can become depressed (bad for acting), decide to take drugs or alcohol to feel better (bad for acting), become angry (bad for acting), become really really bitchy (REALLY bad for acting)…you get my point. It is always going to be better for your career if you present yourself as someone who is able to roll with the punches. Presentation is also key, and we will be discussing that in detail in a minute.

Remember, laughter is not only a great lubricant (seriously, it is) for all of the rough patches in life and business, but it is also contagious. When someone tries to mess with you, tries to cut you down, tries to tell you that you’re not worth something – LAUGH IT OFF. It is important to remember that. You can always go and take out your aggressions elsewhere, like at a gym. But as far as your public persona is concerned, you MUST be your own PR representative. Don’t let it get to you.

Laugh at angry people. It disarms them because they don’t know what you’re thinking, and worse, it’ll bother them that they couldn’t break you down. Be better than them.

If that doesn’t work, take a break. Go and watch a movie, TV, a book – anything that is funny. Or watch this, it works every time:

Laughter Is Contagious

Remember – smart people are sexy, and smart people don’t care what other people think. Deal with tangible things, not emotions, and you’ll be a successful businessgirl.

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