The Human Upgrade: Biohacking for Longevity & Performance Prioritize Performance, Not Fame - Ramon Hervey II : 1150
Apr 9, 2024
Ramon Hervey II, a master manager behind stars like Vanessa Williams and Bette Midler, shares his insights on the complexities of fame in his book, "The Fame Game." He discusses the rarity of achieving true fame and the often toxic nature of its pursuit. Ramon emphasizes authenticity and the importance of focusing on meaningful work over fleeting recognition. He also reflects on the psychological struggles celebrities face and offers advice for navigating public perception while maintaining personal integrity.
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Fame: Accolade, Not Destination
- Fame is an accolade earned from success, not a destination.
- There are more successful people than famous ones; less than 1% of the world is famous.
Bay City Rollers: Manufactured Fame
- Ramon Hervey II recounts managing the Bay City Rollers, a manufactured band who achieved short-lived fame.
- Their inauthenticity and inflated egos led to their downfall after they fired their producers.
Fame and Loneliness
- Both fame and success can lead to loneliness as people question others' motives.
- This often causes famous individuals to primarily associate with other famous individuals.
