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Uniqueness stands out in a crowd, especially when everyone else is trying to follow the crowd. Therefore, try to be your own unique person, doing something unusual in whatever field you choose. For instance, McKayla Maroney, though famous for gymnastics, became even more famous for her a particular scowling look she sometimes had. She let herself be unique, rather than pasting a smile on her face through the whole competition. Another person who became famous this way was Bobak Ferdowsi. As a member of the team who helped land a rover on Mars, he was already a standout in his field. However, when people saw his mohawk in a livestream of the event, he became famous all over the internet. Some people become famous for the things that they invent. The best way to invent something is to start with a problem. What everyday problem bothers you or your family? What kind of solution could you come up with to solve it? If you come up with a new solution for an old problem, you could easily become famous. For instance, Mark Zuckerberg is famous for beginning Facebook at a young age. He saw a need for an online social network based on college campuses (originally), and he worked to make it happen. Some people have become famous by being generous. Here's the kicker, though--it has to be you doing something generous in an unusual or outrageous way. For instance, maybe you raise money for a charity by swimming the Mississippi and get people to donate for every mile you swim. While some reality shows require particular talents (cooking or singing, for example), others require very little talent at all. Watch some of the more recent reality shows to get an idea of what you'd like, then find their audition times on their website. Many people have become famous on reality television shows. This method could take a little time as you do have to work on some talent or task. The easiest way to figure out what you could do is to look through the Guinness Book of World Records. Find one you think you could break, and then work on making it happen. When you finally do try to break it, you'll likely need an official there from Guinness to verify it. Of course, many people become famous just by being very talented in one area. If you've got innate talent, you could spend some time developing it while you are still very young. In fact, very talented kids often become famous for awhile because people are fascinated by someone so young being so talented. If you're under 18, try asking your parents if you can post videos of you performing your talent on a site like YouTube, which you can then share with your friends.

summary: Be unique. Make a unique invention. Do something for other people. Try auditioning for a reality show. Break a world record. Show off your talent.

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You won't be able to put in the required work or inspire others to help you if you don't fully believe in what you are doing. Realize that you can't do this on your own. It's not necessary to build a large team, but you'll need at least a few more people who share your enthusiasm for the cause. If you can, try to recruit friends or acquaintances with useful skills or connections. For example, if you know someone with ties to the local music scene, be sure to have them tap in to that. Other useful attributes might include advertising skill and ties to local companies and organizations. Check the local papers to make sure that your events aren't on dates where a lot of other events are scheduled. Be sure to give your team plenty of time to organize. You should begin working on the details of your event at least two months in advance. Find out what other organizations charge for similar events in your area. Survey your colleagues and find out how much they'd want to pay. Find businesses, organizations, or charities to help with funding and supplying your events. Support from sponsors can include everything from simply donating to your cause to providing food or refreshments at the event. This is a win-win; the sponsor will gain publicity and you'll gain their endorsement and whatever support they provide. Keep in mind that you'll have to spend money to raise money. This is mainly important for knowing how much you'll be able to spend on performers or on their stage setups if they are willing to perform free of charge. Conservatively estimate your ticket sales and sponsor donations and go from there. This is the most important part of any concert, but also the most difficult to organize. You don't need to (and likely won't be able to) book anyone famous. Local musicians are always looking to market themselves and will be able to pull in more attendees to your concert. Finding bands can be hard but is not impossible with the right connections. Does a sponsor or a member of your cause have connections with a band? Do you have friends in the music industry or do you know someone who runs a music venue? Use your contacts to their fullest extent. If you can't find bands through your contacts, it's time to research and cold call. Research can be done through the local papers and the Internet. Make calls to the managers of the performing acts you want. See if you can reach a deal. Many artists will perform at a lower rate or for free for charity. Consider booking several different types of acts for your concerts to attract a variety of supporters. Guests that don't often listen to rock music may skip that concert but join you if you book an R&B artist for the next show. Variety may also help you appeal to different sponsors. Make sure your venues are easily accessible and have enough room for your expected number of concert-goers. Price will obviously be an issue here. Consider using a local park or seeking out venues that offer lower rates for charitable events. Be sure to also rent lighting equipment and everything else the bands need if they are not willing to provide it.

summary: Find a cause that you are passionate about. Build a team of like-minded people. Choose dates and times. Set a price. Locate sponsors. Create a tentative budget. Find artists or bands to perform. Book your venues.

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Before you consider trimming, imagine how the beard will look when you're done with it. The best-looking beards compliment your facial structure. Barbers recommend rounding your face into a balanced, elongated oval shape. You can search online for beard styles and the facial types they match. For example, if your head is more square than round, keep the sides longer than what's under your chin. It'll round out your face. For rounder faces, trim the sides and grow out the bottom. The hairs under your chin add length to your face. Sure, the goatee sounds standard, but it's easy to grow and looks good on many men. It requires keeping the hair trimmed close. Your face stays barren besides the mustache and the hair around your mouth and chin. This style is perfect for oval-shaped faces, as they already have the ideal proportions. You may also grow your beard out a little, but don't overdo it. The best options for round faces involve keeping your cheeks clear and adding length to your chin. The Van Dyke allows you to grow a full mustache while also leaving the hair under your mouth alone. Trim the hair so it stays at a short length and try shaping your beard into a point for extra fabulousness! For an oval face beard style, you may let the hair along your jawline to stay. However, the hair on your chin needs to be the focal point, since it elongates your face. On a triangular face, your jaw is the prominent point. Maybe you've spent time thinking it stood out too much. Take advantage of it by using your beard to fill out the sides. Let your beard grow on your cheeks and down to your jawline. Trim the hair under your chin to a rounded shape, since you don't want to make your point pointier. You can trim the beard short or keep it long. You may also clear off your cheeks and maintain your jawline short for a chinstrap look. Circular beards are very common and are perfect for balancing square faces. The goal is to cover up your sharp angles, so there's no better way than achieving a beard with that has no angles. Grow out your mustache and chin hairs. Keep those parts short and rounded while removing any hair beyond them.
summary: Match the beard to your facial structure. Style your beard as a goatee to look sophisticated. Style your beard in a Van Dyke for a round face. Wear a full beard to balance a triangular face. Wear a circle beard on a square face.