When you are in the public eye, there is simply a standard of behavior that you must adhere to. Always remember, today's media lasts forever. Power, fame, these things can be heady and easily change one's perspective and behavior - if allowed to. But at the end of the day, how you treat people, how you guard your image, how you protect your brand, how you behave as a decent, thoughtful, respectful and considerate human being, these things will win the day. Matt Lauer spent 20 years at NBC, and now his legacy is tarnished. What's worth it? The temporary satisfaction of indulging in bad behavior, or being smart, and knowing when and what to say to whom when it's appropriate? Make the choice. …see more