Don't listen to Guy Gene, you don't need 10 years of indy work. Heck, you don't even need 1 year of indy work to be successful. The people that make it into NXT happen to have more born talents then acquired talents. Charisma, wrestling ability, look are all things they look for. If I were you, I'd try to find a reasonable extension of yourself that can be entertaining, taking acting/speaking/comedy classes, and go to a wrestling school. If you are focused and athletic, you'll be able to get it down fairly fast. Daniel Bryan was already a stud long before he was working at for example, ROH. If it's taking you 10 years to get wrestling down, you probably aren't getting it down at all. After a few, you've generally got your core down to start making a career out of it in the WWE if you ever are and then continue for a few more.

Go to pro wrestling school a good one not bad one it takes like 5 years or even 10 years to make it.

GO TO A PRO WRESTLING SCHOOL AND WHEN WWE HAS TRYOUTS TRY OUT. IF THEY LIKE WHAT THEY SEE THAT WILL GET YOU A DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT TO THE PERFOMACE CENTER, THAT DOESN'T GUARNTEE YOU WILL EVER GET ON NXT.

10 years of indy work is a start. you don't just show up one day and say I want to be a superstar.

Keep playing sports and do well at the next WWE Tryout you go to.