Fyre Festival
“Desperate people do desperate things.”
The moral of the story of Fyre Festival and the acclaimed documentary, Fyre The Greatest Party That Never Happened, is number
- Always be honest with yourself and others
- Have realistic expectations
- Don’t spend let alone overspend on a fluke fantasy
- Be careful who you get involved with, trust, or have any kind of exchange with. There’s a lot of con artists out there or those with just foul intents in mind. You will see these types particularly hiding in entrepreneur sectors posing as pseudo “businesses” that aren’t actually businesses at least not reputable ones, in the entertainment arena you can certainly come across them or vise the versa, so on so forth. Be aware when things are overblown with no substance or questionable substance behind it.
There was a section when the documentary was shot that the models had posted photos from their time on the island but weren’t tagging the Instagram, the reason for that was probably because the professional well known models probably had a feeling it was shady by the way there was no real direction. The more you’ve come across con artists or shady types the more you are aware to avoid them that’s in any field. If there is little to no professionalism then they’re not professional or something else is going on. There’s a great deal of wannabe’s out there who are not at all what they portray themselves to be or just want to be something they basically are not nor seek to garner the training, coaching, nor etiquette to become what they want to be they instead want to take the short cut that doesn’t work long term especially. When as one gentleman from the documentary said “You couldn’t differentiate what was true what wasn’t true.” When it comes to that question if there is any question then no it’s not reputable plain and simple or something else going on underneath the surface.
“He wouldn’t take advice, he was delusional. He’s a liar.” Fyre Festival Consultant
