Codie Sanchez argues that being a weirdo or black sheep is a competitive advantage, not a flaw. Many billionaires were told they were too intense or ambitious. Your unique quirks can't be replicated, so criticism from unhappy people means you're standing out.
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Hot take: if you're a weirdo, the weirdos are actually the ones that win. If you're a black sheep, I just want you to know every single person I've ever met who is a billionaire or who has been ultra successful in life was told something was wrong with you. Like, you're too intense, you're too ambitious. What I've learned is that that thing that makes you different, that makes you unique, is not actually a bad thing. It's your competitive advantage. Nobody can copy that part of you, that little quirk. That is going to be the reason that you're spouse ends up marrying you. That is going to be the thing that gets you hired. That is going to be what sets you apart. That's going to make you great. And so the next time that you feel small for being weird or standing out or being different than anybody else, you need to know that the haters who are giving you this kind of feedback are just unhappy mids. So this is officially my motto for you: be the black sheep. Own it. That's your new morning mantra. Okay, love you. Bye.