let (someone) in on the act

To allow someone to become involved in someone else's successful activity or to start doing something similar in order to achieve the same success. Jim makes a fortune by reviewing products in online videos. I wonder if he'll let me in on the act.

See also: act, let, on

See also:

be/have done with somebody/something
(someone or something) promises well
become enamored with (someone or something)
begin with
begin with (someone or something)
attend
attend to
attend to (someone or something)
be left in charge (of someone or something)
be one in the eye for (someone)

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