That's pretty neat. I understand why so many folks reject the claims here, but the observation itself is very interesting. It certainly seems that highly succe

That's pretty neat. I understand why so many folks reject the claims here, but the observation itself is very interesting. It certainly seems that highly successful, highly visible people (creatives, executives, politicians) tend, disproportionally, to exhibit behavioral problems (addiction, suicide, etc.) I don't know if it really is disproportionate, but if so, is it related to their exertion, or depletion, as the author puts is? Is it the visibility and the accompanying scrutiny? Maybe it's the other way around, and the underlying psychological makeup propels short-term performance. Very interesting stuff, especially in context of burn-out.