A short monologue by Jayson Lowe reflecting on choosing unconventional paths to achieve success. The speaker argues that when most people struggle and a small minority succeed, one should stop following the majority and adopt the behaviors/strategies of the successful minority.
In my mind. I recognized years ago that if the majority of the people are struggling and the minority of people are successful in achieving the goals and the aspirations that they're after, then I need to stop doing what the majority is doing and I need to start doing what the minority is doing.
