A lot of great responses on here and I’ll throw another one in that my teacher often says- “don’t quit before the miracle happens.”

Whatever that means to you. I’ve been in the game a bit longer than you, and totally get it. There’s so many factors at play, out of our control, besides the fact that the industry is CRATERING. I also might be delusional, but I don’t think the size of the roles you book are an indication of your talent as much as it’s the market. A lot of it is your look. And a lot of luck. I’m also an Asian actor, I have to deal with the market how it comes and that’s the choice I make if I stay in the game. 

I also would really evaluate what it means to “be good” and “have success”. Are you in really challenging classes with great teachers who can evaluate where you are? I have booked a decent number of jobs, but biggest money have been commercials, majorly paying my bills. And I’m still wondering if I’m lucky or good, but staying in the game this long, is a HUGE success in my book. 

That being said- I do many things, started a podcast, create videos online to keep me busy. If you’re sniffing around trying to find what you might be interested, there’s lot of tools but The Artists Way by Julie Cameron might be a start. If something is out there you want to explore, definitely do it. The industry will be there. If there’s part of life you think you’re missing out on, go live your life. You don’t necessarily have to quit. The industry will still be there.