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Hey Residentplanningeek,
Speaking of which, This may well end up getting no replies – but, if you’re an A-list celebrity, (actor, director, musician of some sort, chef, businessman/woman, entrepreneur, etc etc); would you ever give up your current lifestyle, the money, the luxury, the parties, the glitz, the glamour, the opulence, the responsibilities, (not counting children, they always come first), – and instead live a normal life, paying normal bills on normal pay, ie an average citizens wage, working a 40hr week, and leave all what you currently know, behind permanently? Could you / would you do it if you had to?
Please answer if you’re British, European or American / Canadian. Thank you.
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Thanks for leaving a comment. You didn’t have to Carter. And you’re asking me such a tough question…I hope I answer it.
Dreaming big makes life all the more worth living I think – famous or out of the public eye. You asked: It’s not a life that’s on my agenda, fame. I like anonymity. I want to do extra-ordinary things working in a job out of the public eye that fulfills every dream I’ve set for myself.
It doesn’t matter if you’re a musician, actor, director of some sort, chef, businesswoman/man, entrepreneur, etc etc with millions/ or someone with a standard day job earning tens of thousands – it’s wonderful to do extra-ordinary things working in the public eye or having a 40hr week job out of the public eye.
Money, luxury, parties, the glitz, the glamour, the [opulence], the responsibilities…if it’s my dream, something I’ve worked for, something I’ve sacrificed for, I would embrace it. If it’s some I’ve wanted /forever/… …It would be the destiny I want for myself, and I wouldn’t give it up unless I felt it was time for me to move into a new phase of my life, and I felt secure that leaving behind fame was what I really wanted for myself.