Michael Bublé, a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter, opens up about his journey through fame and fatherhood. He shares how becoming a dad reshaped his view of success and led to choosing family over fame, despite the financial trade-offs. Bublé discusses the importance of sensitivity in responding to criticism and maintaining authenticity in the entertainment world. He highlights the profound impact of simple acts of kindness and reveals his core values of gratitude and faith while navigating a high-profile career.
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A Hit That Didn't Break
Michael describes releasing "I'll Never Not Love You" and expecting a hit after a costly sequel video tied to "Haven't Met You Yet."
He was surprised it didn't break, blaming unfamiliarity with modern online marketing like TikTok.
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Turn Sensitivity Into A Strength
Use sensitivity and insecurity as professional strengths to connect with individuals in large audiences.
Focus on reaching the one disengaged person in a crowd rather than the many who are already won over.
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Presence Vs. Ambition Trade-Off
Michael Bublé admits he is "failing miserably" at being present because he works and thinks too much.
He also values that his kids see him work hard as a positive example of ambition.
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Michael Bublé drops his mask in this raw conversation, revealing how becoming a father at the peak of his career completely rewrote his definition of success. The Grammy-winning artist who's sold 75 million records admits he's "failing miserably" at being present while simultaneously choosing family over fame at every turn—a decision that's cost him millions but given him everything that matters. He opens up about his stage alter ego, his unshakeable faith, and why the moments his kids will never remember are actually his greatest achievements. This is what it looks like when someone figures out how to stay human while staying on top.