After a call back for Wicked on Broadway and after years of success in international acting, this Australian built a business in New York City helping others climb the performance ladder. Have you ever stood up in front of hundreds of people to perform your heart out? Eloïse Ghislaine can make that a reality. She seems to shout, "If I can make it here, you can make it anywhere!" She's taken her skills to classrooms, stages, and venues. Eloïse mentors youth and adults alike to help them reach their peak performance...and find their confidence in life! In just weeks, not years, she can bring a shy novice to a part in a musical or their own performance! You have to listen to this blueprint for success--that means money, but far more meaning for others!

Questions Explored in this Discussion:

• Why did you pursue your dreams instead of money?

• When did you take a leap of faith?

• Is mentoring better than doing?

• How hard do actors have to work?

• Do I have what it takes to make it big?

Lessons Learned:

• Take a leap of faith

• Stay curious

• Everybody needs to rest

• Work your butt off to get ahead

• Find mentors

• Stay motivated

Learn from Eloïse's team to unleash your talent into the world:

https://broadwayrise.com/

https://www.eloiseghislaine.com/

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0:00 Introduction

2:00 Immigration

3:50 Mentorship

8:18 Stuborness

10:11 Acting Gigs

11:50 Triple threat

16:00 Scraping by in NY

18:10 COVID

25:00 Choaching

41:15 The joy of teaching

43:50 Lessons

Keywords:

Actor, teacher, singer, dancer, triple-threat, drama, school, Australia, COVID, drop-shipping, talent, Broadway, New York City, Immigration