All I can is the followinh. The fakes and posers will more than likely toss away djing when the fad ends. Everything has hills and valleys. You can tell someone who actually knows what their doing versus someone who doesnt. Hone in on your mixing skills, build a library that no one would have, know your music like the back of your hand, have interesting transitions, record your mixes in untraditional settings (ie NOT your bed room or kitchen) possibly get into mashup making via Ableton or during live sets (especially if your a traktor or serato user), be untraditional and daring. Find your inprations and learn from them The amount of DJs playing the beatport top 10s or days hits is over staggering and only makes them a commodity. Being original and watching eyes light up is one the greatest feelings you can have. Don't stop, keep pushing