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Being Different
This is a book about being different and having the courage to embrace that difference and accepting difference and originality in others.
Being Different is about accepting yourself for your difference and in turn accepting others. Being different does not mean one is bad or inferior. Being different can mean being on a different path or mindset. It is about having the confidence to walk a different path, in finding comfort in not being or doing like others.
Being different should give you the strength to stand tall, rely on your beliefs and not be upset if your socks dont match!
Embrace everyone and everything, even if they are different. It is a chance to show you something new. Many successful people become so because they looked at being different.
You can go to a different level by being different.
Being Different is about accepting yourself for your difference and in turn accepting others. Being different does not mean one is bad or inferior. Being different can mean being on a different path or mindset. It is about having the confidence to walk a different path, in finding comfort in not being or doing like others.
Being different should give you the strength to stand tall, rely on your beliefs and not be upset if your socks dont match!
Embrace everyone and everything, even if they are different. It is a chance to show you something new. Many successful people become so because they looked at being different.
You can go to a different level by being different.
26 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 31, 2013
About the author
Ron Winnegrad
3 books1 followerRon Winnegrad is a perfumer and teacher. He is the nose behind many successful fragrances, including Giorgio Armani for Women and Lagerfeld for Men. He lives in Montclair, New Jersey, with his wife, Robin; their dog, Clementine; and, of course, Grizz.
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