Law #6 Court Attention at all Cost [REMASTERED]

Be ostentatious and be seen. Stand out, be conspicuous, and make yourself a magnet of attention. Learn how to attract attention and attach your name to a unique quality or image that sets you apart.

Examples of successful attention-seeking individuals include Duc de Lauzun, known for his singular character, and Thomas Edison, who courted attention through his inventions. Edison even refused a prestigious prize to prevent his rival Tesla from gaining attention.

Strategies for becoming famous include being sensational and scandalous like Pietro Aretino, courting attention strategically to avoid being taken for granted, and creating mystery and unpredictability to captivate audiences and maintain attention.

P.T. Barnum, known as the greatest entertainer in the business, utilized publicity, including bad publicity, to keep his name in the limelight. He promoted shows of curiosities and created controversy to attract attention and maintain his notoriety.

Society craves larger-than-life figures who stand above mediocrity. Embrace controversy and scandal, as it is better to be attacked or slandered than to be ignored. Creating a larger-than-life persona is key to commanding attention and standing out from the crowd.