"Being famous hasn't changed my perception of myself - I've just grown up"
- Cat Deeley
About this Quote
This quote by Cat Deeley speaks with the concept that popularity does not always alter one's perception of themselves. Rather, it is the individual's own growth and maturity that forms their perception of themselves. Deeley recommends that fame has actually not altered her understanding of herself, however rather, she has actually matured and matured gradually. This implies that popularity is not a factor in her self-perception, but rather, her own individual growth and development. It is likely that Deeley is suggesting that popularity is not a substitute for personal development and maturity, which it is essential to concentrate on one's own advancement in order to have a healthy perception of oneself. Ultimately, this quote speaks with the concept that popularity does not always alter one's perception of themselves, however rather, it is the individual's own development and maturity that shapes their understanding of themselves.
This quote is written / told by Cat Deeley somewhere between October 23, 1976 and today. He/she was a famous Celebrity from England.
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