In an interview with The Smoking Gun about her double life, Favor Hamilton said that as a world-class runner she started to believe she was invincible and brought up Tiger Woods, saying, "I mean, he's the biggest athlete ever. Though Woods and Favor Hamilton experienced far different levels of success and fame, Teitelbaum, the psychologist, said their experiences aren't so far removed. "There's the sense of entitlement, grandiosity, the idea you can do whatever you want without worrying about consequences," he said.
While living the secret life, though, Favor Hamilton couldn't fight the temptation to tell some of her clients who she really was. She believes one of those clients eventually "outed" her — and now her alias is no longer a secret. "Doing something like that adds to the sense of the drama," Teitelbaum said.
"And there's always a self-destructive component.
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