MrSavage Gives Advice about being Pro!😨

After watching MrSavage give his valuable ADVICE on becoming A FORTNITE PRO, I felt so inspired! It truly takes so much more than just raw talent to make it big in competitive gaming. For anyone out there, like me, who's wondering if they can really turn their passion into a profession, here's what I've learned and what resonated with me from his insights. FIRST OF ALL, it's all about what you do WITH YOURSELF. MrSavage emphasized the relentless grind. You need to be prepared to PUT IN LITERAL A DAY, every single day. We're talking about dedicating a significant chunk of your time to practice, strategizing, and constantly improving. It's not just about playing, but playing with purpose. I've personally tried to incorporate more focused practice into my routine, analyzing my mistakes and watching pro VODs, and it really does make a difference. It’s hard work, and you might not HAVE EARNINGS YET, but the consistency is key. He also touched on the time commitment, mentioning it could take A MINIMUM OF LIKE 2 OR 3 YEARS, and that's IF YOU'RE TALENTED. This really puts things into perspective. It's NOT IMPOSSIBLE, but it's a marathon, not a sprint. This journey requires immense patience and self-discipline TO KEEP going, especially when progress feels slow. It's PROBABLY GOING to test your limits, but the thought of becoming a CREATOR or a professional player keeps me motivated. Another huge takeaway was the importance of content creation and building your F**KING SOCIALS. It's not enough to just be good; you need to be seen. You need to MAKE HIGH-quality, ENTERTAINING content AS OFTEN as possible. I know it sounds EASIER said than done, and I’m GOING TO LIE if I say it’s simple, BECAUSE so many ARE DOING it. But trying to find your unique voice and personality is crucial. MrSavage hinted at how important it is to try and not just COPY others but to create something original and engaging. Being a good player and a good entertainer often go hand-in-hand in today’s esports scene. This requires A LOT OF TIME, not just in-game, but also for editing and promoting your work. Ultimately, becoming a pro means dedicating your life to it, at least for a significant period. YOU NEED TO have SOME SORT of plan and relentless drive. IT'S GOING TO TAKE TIME, effort, and a willingness to constantly learn and adapt. But if you have the passion and are ready for the grind, who knows where it could lead? MrSavage's words definitely lit a fire under me to keep pushing!