The Strategy

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Strategy is as important as timing in showbiz. Even if a talent has the looks, skills, and fans, the plan to sustain a career is important. Although some talents were lucky to have a career based on timing, seasoned managers know that a fast rise can plateau and even drop immediately. Hence, a strategy must be carefully planned.

Much pressure is on the shoulder of Seasoned Celebrity (SC) to continue proving her reputation. While waiting for her assignment, SC and her team made sure she would be visible and talked about in good light. Despite things seeming to appear natural, rumors have it that a certain plan was in place. News and coverage about her were done strategically. Never has SC spoken or posted negatively against her detractors or issues hurled at her in social media. The public got tired of negative issues linked to her and time was ripe for her own show. Her subsequent actions resulted in positivity and overshadowed parallel showbiz news.

However, SC violated her stand on keeping certain matters privately, which puzzled the people involved. Apparently, SC was overwhelmed by her happiness that revelations were unraveled. Incidentally, SC’s camp allegedly expressed a last-minute verbal condition, that is, she refuses to be with a Particular Talent (PT). This condition implies that her management should not express interest in PT at all.  

‘Success is 20% skills and 80% strategy. You might know how to succeed, but more importantly, what’s your plan to succeed?’ − Jim Rohn

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