Having a diverse team with different areas of expertise can help you to develop a unique and original act. For example, a director from the local theater can help you with stage direction and creating a storyline, while a dancer or mime can help you with movement and physical performance. A craftsman or artist can help you design and build props or set pieces.

It's important to establish a personal relationship with your team members and have open communication. Be open to their feedback, both positive and negative, and learn from it. Remember that they can see your act from a different perspective than you can, and their input can help you to refine and improve your performance.

Also, keep in mind that team members should not have financial interests in each other, as this can create conflicts of interest. It's important to have team members who are honest and objective, and who have a genuine interest in helping you to succeed.