I'm definitely not a fan of "Reality Shows", but one thing I've observed after watching and listening to people on social media talk about them is "people are starting to learn that celebrities are human just like everyone else". Some of them are hard to get along with, arrogant, needy, delusional, lacking self love and the list goes on and on. That's why so many people enjoy watching them (some not all), because people love to see people doing worse then they are. They bask in the glory of other people's downfalls and hardships, but we'll talk about that later, because I love me some "Empire" (not a reality show, but full of drama).
My last statement shows that I'm human, just like everyone else and may turn some people off, but it's okay, because I'm being true to myself. We have to learn to stop putting people on pedestals. We all have problems, we all have issues that need to be addressed. I tell my mentee's and coaching students all the time to simply take what they need from my teachings and whatever they don't like or agree with to simply discard. Don't just accept something if you don't agree with it. Challenge people, be selective with what you allow your brain to ingest and stop putting so much of your heart and soul into people's exterior. I will never claim to be perfect and I'm continually learning and that's what life is about. So don't invest to much time and energy in idolizing those that shine or look so well put together, because they're human. Some of us have this polished thing down to a science. Who goes to a photo shoot looking like what they been through. Not I, If I'm going to a photo shoot, I'm going to look beat to the God's (beautiful) and slayed from head to toe. If I'm giving a speech I'm not going to engulf the audience with my trials, but how I got over them. So when people give you a dose of their everyday attitude or reality, don't be disappointed. Most people never claim to be perfect, we just assume they are, because they're always shining like a diamond when the doors open and the lights are flashing.
Chloe Womack
Live, laugh and love
My last statement shows that I'm human, just like everyone else and may turn some people off, but it's okay, because I'm being true to myself. We have to learn to stop putting people on pedestals. We all have problems, we all have issues that need to be addressed. I tell my mentee's and coaching students all the time to simply take what they need from my teachings and whatever they don't like or agree with to simply discard. Don't just accept something if you don't agree with it. Challenge people, be selective with what you allow your brain to ingest and stop putting so much of your heart and soul into people's exterior. I will never claim to be perfect and I'm continually learning and that's what life is about. So don't invest to much time and energy in idolizing those that shine or look so well put together, because they're human. Some of us have this polished thing down to a science. Who goes to a photo shoot looking like what they been through. Not I, If I'm going to a photo shoot, I'm going to look beat to the God's (beautiful) and slayed from head to toe. If I'm giving a speech I'm not going to engulf the audience with my trials, but how I got over them. So when people give you a dose of their everyday attitude or reality, don't be disappointed. Most people never claim to be perfect, we just assume they are, because they're always shining like a diamond when the doors open and the lights are flashing.
Chloe Womack
Live, laugh and love
