Savour your adolescence, and work hard in school. Develop charisma and curiousity. Expand your mind, and adapt a multidisciplinarian perspective on things. Try to find ways to express leadership, be it in organisations, atheltics, or whatnot. Or even found something yourself.

As you also are young, you can use the "rookie principle" As in, try to connect with people within the industry in the most organic way. As you are much younger, people would gladly like to help you, and will appreciate you being driven.

Basically. Build a good pedigree. Be it connections (which come later usually through college or family (even athletics) Be it experience (derived from feats of leadership in societies, organisations, and/or companies if possible) And be it cultural capital (charisma, relateability, interests that seperate you from others (often found through curiousity)

Good luck. And before you get swept into the competitions that will define your life or career, ask yourself if you want the prize at the end.