You have 3 ways to generally be famous. A person is hard. Two aren’t.
The difficult technique to become famous would be to earn your fame through time and energy: by excelling as an actor or singer, dancer or choreographer, writer or director or set designer or lighting specialist or costumer. The difficult technique is do consistently high-quality, innovative work…to study your set of skills and then retain getting better…to take risks and grow…and sometimes fail, lose auditions, fall short of your potential… But, of course, your risks pay off and distinguish you as progressive, as convinced of your craft…as an authentic performer or, it mat be better, a genuine artist.
Each easier solutions to become famous are: stupidity and scandal. You don’t end up being an actress or dancer or singer or model to achieve fame that way, but you can be. “Earning” fame either of them ways doesn’t be determined by any specific talent or creativity. This will depend on, for the way you see it, whether positive or negative luck (which, to a certain degree, improves all success stories) plus timing and then your willingness to push the limits of fine taste or social mores…or what the law states. Criminally corrupt politicians…self-righteous, hypocritical preachers… astoundingly greedy money “managers”… Many are individuals who are famous for your wrong reasons. Think former presidential candidate John Edwards, who positioned himself to provide a common, albeit wealthy, man of people, until it has been revealed that, among numerous other transgressions, he'd travel by limo into a site a block outside of a union meeting then exchange signal of a truly used, beat-up sedan to go a final block and look like the next working man.
How to be famous for scandal? Take action illegal or immoral. Flash your genitals. Get arrested for dui or drug possession. Steal jewelry. Rob your supposed friends. Think Bernie Madoff, who once positioned himself to be a brilliant financial advisor and from now on rots in prison for managing giant Ponzi scheme. So-called “gotcha journalism” helps to ensure that individual committing an illegal or immoral act will find the mugshot online during first minutes, usually in conjunction with interviews with victims and/or co-conspirators.
Actually, “gotcha journalism” makes it much simpler than ever to be famous. Everything you do, on the go these days, more likely you are on camera-either an automated security or surveillance camera, as well as the camera to a nosy photographer willing to capture your fall from grace. There are actually 3 ways for being famous. The difficult way takes time and hard work. The easy ways sometimes happens fast and require avoid work than using racist language or wearing a risqué wardrobe or drinking excessively and publicly or demonstrating bad judgment using some other way.
You must becoming famous. Are you prepared to give your very best? Study your craft? Go on auditions? Do too much great work as they can? Congratulations! You may be to normal to becoming famous for any right reasons. But you always have a choice: the stupid or scandalous approach to fame.
Which will you rather be remembered for?
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