I’ve thought a lot about this topic and want to share more about it today. You might wonder why I don’t want to become social media famous since being active in thought leadership and content creation seems to require a certain degree of social media involvement. People “hang out” on social media platforms, but my impact on the world is not dependent on being a social media influencer. Let’s explore this topic!

You’ll Learn:

• Fame is more accessible than ever today.
• The path I’ve chosen values peace, depth, and privacy over chasing online recognition.
• Three key reasons why I don’t seek social media fame (and powerful reflection questions for you to consider):
• The illusion of fame as a solution to personal insecurities
• The lesson: If you aren’t grounded before you attract attention, more attention will only amplify your struggles.
• The emotional toll of public exposure
• The lesson: When you have a platform, you aren’t simply sharing content, but you are influencing people’s emotions, choices, and mental health. 
• The erosion of personal privacy
• The lesson: Privacy is precious, and I want to build a business that supports my life, not one that makes me feel like I’m on display. 
• My thoughts here are influenced by an impactful 2007 blog post by Tim Ferriss. You can check it out here. 

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