Pittsburgh, PA, January 30, 2014-It seems that many celebrities neglect their mental health for money, fame, and success. Stan Popovich, Author of A Layman's Guide To Managing Fear, states that this a huge mistake. With 20 years of personal experience in dealing with fear and anxiety, here are a few reasons why this is a mistake.

1. Fame comes and goes and a person has no control over their popularity. Fame is elusive and cannot be controlled. Fame is something you can`t hold onto. Sooner or later your fame will go away.

2. You can`t remain on top forever. A person may be the talk of the town today but tomorrow is another day. There are millions of people who are trying to be in the same spot as you. You will not remain on top for long.

3. Don't focus on your fame which is a short term thing. This is a mistake. A person should focus on their long term goals instead of their current popularity. Make the decisions that are best for your life in the long run.

4. It is nice when everyone is coming to you for your attention, however those same people will be chasing down someone else in a couple of months. People are concerned about their problems and not your success and fame. You can only impress people for so long.

5. Learn from the mistakes of others who have dealt with fame and success. There are countless number of people who made the mistake of letting fame get the best of them. This can lead to all kinds of problems including fear, anxiety, stress, addiction, depression and other mental health issues.

6. There is a saying you can't fool mother nature. Well, you won't get too far if you neglect your mental health. It will eventually catch up to you. You can count on it.

Stan Popovich is the author of "A Layman's Guide to Managing Fear Using Psychology, Christianity and Non Resistant Methods". Stan's managing fear book has become very popular with over 250 positive book reviews and counting.

For information on this subject please contact Stan Popovich at http://www.managingfear.com/