Theater Life Uncensored

You're going to absolutely love today's episode where we're talking all about booking jobs.

I’m chatting with Michelle Lemon, a performer and instrumentalist in New York City. She's performed internationally and all over the country at regional theaters, and she's currently in the national tour of Lincoln Center Theater's production of My Fair Lady.

Michelle is the perfect example of someone who sets a goal, achieves it, then sets the next one, accomplishes it, and keeps repeating that cycle.

But even better, she books a lot of her work without auditioning! So we're shedding light on all the free tools you have at your disposal that can help you book jobs on autopilot.

You can learn from what she does and get inspired to do the same things for yourself!

Episode Highlights:

[03:54] Tricks to Quickly Check Off Your Goals

[09:20] How Personal Confidence Affects Career Confidence

[12:14] Booking Work Off Social Media (Even If You Hate It)

[20:53] Other Ways To Book Work Without Auditioning

[23:13] How Your Website Gets You Jobs Without You Knowing It

[31:51] Michelle's Mindset for Multiple Callbacks That Gets Her the Gig

[40:16] Why You Need To Stay Connected to Who You Are as an Artist

Mentioned in This Episode:

Strategic Social Media Course

Irresistible Websites Made Easy Course

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Web - www.MichelleLemon.com

Instagram - @MichellegLemon

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