Do you value people’s differences or are you threatened by them?

We're all born into unique circumstances, and everyone has to make the following choice: will you see your circumstances as unfair, and envy what others have that you don’t, or will you focus on your uniqueness to create value for yourself and others?

Learn how choosing the former is a path of lifetime unhappiness, and the latter is a path of endlessly enjoyable innovation, creation, and collaboration.

One’s value used to be determined by how much one reinforced the sameness of the community, but that’s shifted. Now, instead of getting rewarded for sameness, our networked world and economy rewards uniqueness and innovation.

We value individualism—that individuals can come to grips with themselves and plot out a plan of their own—which requires commitment and courage, and gaining capabilities and confidence.

One’s value used to be determined by how much one reinforced the sameness of the community, but that’s shifted. Now, instead of getting rewarded for sameness, our networked world and economy rewards uniqueness and innovation.

We value individualism—that individuals can come to grips with themselves and plot out a plan of their own—which requires commitment and courage, and gaining capabilities and confidence.