psychology of fame

This is a snippet from my Q&A with Dr. Frank Anderson for our workshop Healing Trauma. For more information, visit my website.This interview is brought to you by my friends over at Drink LMNT! I love this product as it’s a sugar-FREE electrolyte drink mix that tastes great and ha ...  Show more

In this latest episode, I'm joined once again by the incredible Dr. Steve Hayes to talk all about panic disorder. If you aren't familiar with Dr. Hayes, he is the co-founder of the ACT Therapy model, also known as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. In this conversation we ...  Show more

A lot of us grow up wanting to be famous, but is fame really all it’s cracked up to be? Having gotten a little taste of popularity in her own world, Emma talks about what it’s like having a following and being in the public spotlight. Plus, what it’s like for other major celebrit ...  Show more

When you are well known as a celebrity or influencer you will face certain obstacles. Dan Lok tells us the truth about being famous and why he decided to do it anyway. Would you look to be famous on a big scale? Comment below. 

[video available on Spotify] why do celebrities choose to stay famous? on the surface level, this question seems easy to answer because most of us look at fame as a dream come true. we see fortune, power, attention, praise. we see all of the positives. but yet, right in front of ...  Show more

As we navigate the fascinating world of celebrities, we explore the complexities of their influence and the weight of being a role model. Join us as we examine the fine line between authenticity and accommodating fans. From edgy metal bands to superstars like Taylor Swift, we ...