How does Paul McCartney handle the stress of fame?

Here, since people around here ask questions about the Beatles psychology (and not their music) I will give it a go. It seems younger folks did not get the primer we got having grown up with this. read more

The only time the stress of fame should really be a huge problem is if you let it become a problem. He writes the songs that he hears in his head and isn’t as concerned about what critics will say about his work and so there is no real stress there. He doesn’t feel the need to prove himself to anyone so there is no stress as well. read more

Paul McCartney is well known as one of the best bass guitarist as well as rock singers in the world, he is also a song writer, producer and multi-instrumentalist while his total net worth according to different sources is $1.28 billion. read more

Paul McCartney's songwriting art pretty much died in 1967; he hasn't written a single miracle song since 1966. He should have simply retired after Revolver, instead of going steadily downhill, all the way to Let It Be canyons, and then on to the absolute embarrassment of his solo career. read more