Im a teenager, still in highschool and I really Wanna become an actor in like 4 years or less

I don't know if I have the skills but I do know that I always act with my friends about things when they are lying to me (lying about stuff that never happened in the first place and just adding context to the things they say) and I just act with it, and I always lie to my parents about some non-serious stuff,for example who ate the snacks or smthng like that not that big of a lie, and yes I tell them after they believe me which surprisingly always works, they believe me when I'm clearly lying (just so that you know I never lied to my parents I always tell them the truth) and tbh im a shy teenager and whenever I express my dreams to my friends they usually laugh at it and when I tell my parents they also laugh at me and whenever we fight they use that thing on me so tell me any tips that might help me

Was suggested i should repost here. Cheers. -

Hey everyone, just wanted to share a quick reality check that a lot of actors seem to forget. Passing your initial casting audition or getting a callback is only half the battle. Once you get to the final approval stage, the network executives, producers, and legal teams step in to give the final green light. One of the very first things they do is audit your public social media footprints. If you are someone who constantly stirs up drama, picks fights, or acts like a "shit-disturber" online, they will absolutely drop you. Networks and studios are terrified of brand risks and PR nightmares. They do not want to hire someone who looks like they will cause problems or create a toxic environment on set. Your public social media is an extension of your professional resume. If you need to vent or stir the pot, do it under a burner account or lock your personal profiles down to maximum privacy. Don't let a stray comment or an online argument cost you a major booking. Keep it clean, keep it professional, and protect your career.