“The more famous you become, the less people will tell you about your faults”
— Sharon Stone
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Simplified Meaning:
When you become well-known or popular, people often stop telling you when you make mistakes or have flaws. This happens because they may not want to upset you or fall out of your favor. For example, consider a boss at work who is very admired and powerful. Employees might hesitate to give honest feedback because they fear it could affect their job or relationship with the boss. In everyday life, this means that fame or success can lead to a lack of honest input, which can make it harder for you to improve or correct your behavior. To avoid this, it's important to actively seek honest opinions and be open to criticism, no matter how famous or accomplished you become.
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