The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett E226: Zara Larsson: How To Stop Caring What Others Think!
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Mar 2, 2023 Zara Larsson, a globally recognized singer-songwriter with over 8 billion streams, opens up about her fierce ambition to be 'bigger than Elvis.' She candidly discusses the pressure of fame and her struggles with public validation, reflecting on the emotional rollercoaster of success in the spotlight. Zara shares insights on navigating power dynamics in the entertainment industry, especially as a young woman, and emphasizes the importance of authenticity in her art. Her journey is one of grit, self-discovery, and a relentless pursuit of happiness.
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Early Fame Desire
- Zara Larsson wanted to be more famous than Elvis since childhood, spending hours practicing performances.
- This drive stemmed from a desire for validation and love, despite receiving ample affection from her parents.
Confidence vs. Self-Esteem
- Zara Larsson displays both confidence and a people-pleasing nature, which may seem contradictory.
- She explains this by differentiating between self-confidence in her abilities and fluctuating self-esteem.
Fame's Double Edge
- While always desiring fame, Zara Larsson now recognizes its downsides, including lack of privacy and pre-conceived notions.
- This makes genuine connection difficult, as people approach her with an existing image of who she is.
