How can becoming famous for what you do help you and, most importantly, help thousands of others? 

We live in times where products are not as important as the person behind them. That's why CEOs' abilities in front of the cameras are vital. Audiences need to see themselves reflected in the person behind the product that'll help them make their lives easier. 

Today, in our first episode of Become Famous For What You Do, Zachary Houghton joins me to discuss the details of this exciting journey. We learn about what it means to let your gifts make you famous and how it can impact your life and the lives of those around you. We explore why it is necessary to be well-prepared to face fame, how to live a normal life while your product shines, and why getting help to move forward is crucial. 

We also go through the importance of learning to deal with the criticism fame exposes you to, how to survive the fame economy we live in, and much more. 

Tune into the first episode of Become Famous For What You Do and learn why getting your message out there and sharing your gifts with the world is so necessary. 

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• What do we mean by "becoming famous for what you do?" (2:05)
• It is not about the spotlight; it is about making your gifts shine (4:29)
• We think we know who we are (6:47)
• Butter Bob's story and why it ended how it ended (11:16)
• Three steps to become famous for what you do (14:23)
• We live in a fame economy (23:10)
• How speaking to a live audience changes you (29:11)
• What can you expect from this podcast (34:08)

Resources mentioned:

• Book: Michael Wolf - The Entertainment Economy: How Mega-Media Forces Are Transforming Our Lives

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