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Fame and wealth tend to encourage some form of social clustering. The speaker describes the need to find a “tribe”—a group of genuine, understanding people with whom one can be authentic. This is crucial because high-profile individuals often feel the compulsion to isolate themselves due to the overwhelming nature of constant attention.
Despite the desire to be kind, approachable, and authentic, the realities of public exposure lead to frequent interruptions, misunderstandings, and unintended consequences. The speaker shares their own experiences, noting how even small interactions can backfire in the context of fame. This creates a almost unavoidable sense of isolation, which is both frustrating and challenging.