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“Dear Remy”: Hollywood Career Coach on How to Ring in the New Year and the Joys of Laziness
The Hollywood ReporterStory by Benjamin Svetkey
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Veteran Hollywood coach Remy Blumenfeld offers inside scoop on navigating LA's glitzy New Year's Eve parties, power couple pressures, and the art of doing less.
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- Remy advises a newbie LA writer on party etiquette, from optional midnight hugs to keeping introductions casual - the key is authenticity, not trying to be clever.
- A spouse's obsession with being a 'power couple' leaves one partner feeling like a prop; Remy suggests exploring the deeper meaning behind the desire for external validation.
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Remy Blumenfeld