You are not for everyone.

And that's okay.

That's a simple truth, we'll call it, that I've picked up over the years,

and it's had a pretty profound impact in not only how I look at the world,

but how I view myself as I navigate the world, right?

It's particularly useful when

you've lost faith in the path you're walking. You've sort of forgotten your power. And I want to

share with you a pretty cool reminder of this very thing. A couple days ago, I was having lunch with a

friend, very charismatic guy for the sake of this little story,

we'll just call him friend.

And he's telling me about someone that he's now working with in his business.

We'll call that person John.

And my friend says to me, Eddie, I am learning so much from John. He's adding so much value to what I do.

I can't even describe it. But he's loud. And he's controversial. And he rubs some people the wrong way.

And not everyone loves John, right?

So I'm sort of connecting the dots as he's saying this.

I'm like, okay, clearly John pisses a lot of people off.

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure that out, putting two and two together here.

But my friend goes, but you know, he's exceptional of what he does,

maybe the best in his lane.

And so I don't care.

Because John's not for everybody, but he doesn't have to be.

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