(Paris Hilton)
The next question that pops into our minds is; how can these models/celebrities survive in this tough competition? Well, there are a few ways to keep models/celebrities competitive in the modeling/entertainment scene. Either these models/celebrities are born rich like Paris Hilton, or they have tons of savings in their bank account! For those models/celebrities who come from a normal family and wish to stay competitive in the entertainment industry, most of them will find a sugar daddy to pump in money for them.

(Naomi Campbell)
As a model/celebrity, they may do a lot of PR work to publicized themselves and stay in the lime light, however, this PR work will not necessarily be remunerated. The return of this time invested on PR related work may or may not be visible in the near future and is not measured by money. The hope d return is measured in future fame (Something that is not easily measured).Money is what we need to pay our daily bills! Some models/celebrities might even throw parties and spend on entertaining on their potential clients. People might not know that those money is coming out from these models/celebrities own pocket to organize these lavish parties!
Models and celebrities might look glamorous from the outside look, however, their level of fame for money is unjustifiable! Unless they are consistently working in the lime light, these names have no substance! They are just vain repetitions.
(Anna Nicole Smith)
Talents are needed to sustain and extend the shelf life of these models/celebrities fame. Either models/celebrities know how to play politics to stay on top of their games, or they have reserves and funds to back them up to keep up their fame in the entertainment industry. If these models/celebrities are not well-equipped with these two important attributes, then they can be eliminated at anytime! This is because they are not competitive enough in the tough entertainment business world.
(Mariah Carey)
Models/celebrities are going after scarce resources of media coverage and sponsorships. That is why to stay on top of these games, models/celebrities are expected to do a lot more and have enough reserves in the bank!






7 comments:
hey chantelle,
i just came across your blog from a mutual friend on facebook. i admire you business sense and it seems that from your angle the fame and modelling work thing is a catch 22. as you already know the shelf life for most models is often limited in their 20s. and for those smart ones like naomi, tyra and cindy including paris - they have leveraged their brand names into other product lines.
i have always backed the ideas that 80% of people compete in the 20% space. why not compete in the 80% space where the level of competition is less crowded. i think the exchange of money for value comes in the twist. for example, there was a call girl that wrote a bestseller - can't recall her name, or like me a trained laywer, ex-investment banker from sydney going into a marketing business in msia or you for example, a model that is doing blogging. keep up the good work! keep me posted on your progress
jase
Babes! Saw your article on The Star!!!
So proud of you! XoXo
Thanks Jason for the positive comments. Why most of the female celebrities/ models retire after 30s'? Other than the age factor, these celebrities found difficulties in sustaining their visibility in the entertainment industry. Hence, they just live a normal life after being exposed.
I will keep posting my two cents of word. I need feedback from readers like you to stimulate me for more quality blog posts. Thanks for the support. Happy New Year =)
Yuh Wen- Hey dear, thanks for the feedback. We should catch up for a drink soon =) Happy New Year =)
Those indeed are positive talks....Please, i need your help financially, my dad wants me to differ from college this year because the aint no money.Please help, am desperate thats why.School started yesterday...happy new year
I was just reading this book called "The 50th Law" by 50 Cents and Robert Greene. It talks about dealing with harsh reality and handling fear.
50 Cents grew up hustling on the streets, went to prison and got shot 9 times before he commenced a mean underground marketing campaign distributing his kick ass mix tapes before being discovered by Eminem. The rest is history...
Fear was a very real thing to Curtis Jackson aka 50 Cent. Similarly in our lives, what holds us back is Fear of Failure and Fear of Rejection. These mental blocks need to be handled before wealth creation and entrepreneurship takes place. I'm sure Chantele would agree - more punctuated is the modelling industry where people are immediately judged on how they look. I bet she would have her fair share of "you're just not good enough..." (but still, great spirits would always encounter opposition from mediocre minds)
50 Cents didn't allow his background or the lack of it nor FEAR to govern his life. He valued ownership and freedom above the value of a secure pay check. His own philosophy "Get Rich Or Die Trying" was such an extreme that due to the laws of survival be was bound to be successful - the only question was to what degree...
I don't know you Fidelyn... stop that no money desperation talk... rely on your own resources from within... what i mean is be creative and think of ways to add value to peole's lives... money is only a medium of exchange for value...
differ from college and think of a great business idea at the mean time... use those obstacles and turn them into positives... just like 50 Cent - "Get Rich or Die Trying"
Jason
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well said!
Come back and blog again. I'm waiting and praying. Cheers!
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