It always helps to have experience, but if you don't have any you still must try to succeed. Somewhere in your life you probably have some things that you can put down as experience on your resume. I am including links to past articles in the Future Casting 2000 newsletter that will help you. I am also including a standard reply for those just getting started. I hope this all helps.

How Important is the Composition of your Resume? http://www.futurecasting2000.com/newsletters/jan99vol2.htm

Getting Started from Scratch
http://www.futurecasting2000.com/newsletters/mar99vol2.htm

Manager vs. Agent and How to Get One
http://www.futurecasting2000.com/newsletters/aug99vol2.htm

Here is what I think you should do.

First you should ask your parents ( if you are a minor ) to help you out because you will need their permission to do certain things and their help with making important decisions.

I suggest that along with your parents or guardians you read the information on getting started at:

http://www.futurecasting2000.com/started.htm

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