Here is a wonderful example of someone who was ridiculed, laughed at, made fun of … and yet, he never lost sight of his so called “odd” way of doing something: Fosbury flop
Robert Nahas a writer, mentor and coach commented about the Fosbury flop:
“I constantly coach authors and entrepreneurs about the importance of not following the crowd, not conforming to “the norm,” because “the norm” is mediocrity, at best. Many aspiring authors and entrepreneurs fail at their attempts because they do what everyone else is doing.”
“It is important to remind yourself that only about 8% of the populous succeeds in a big way. Interestingly enough, every great achievement worth achieving had been considered strange, and the inventor of it even more strange, at first.”
Celebrate your uniqueness!!!