A short monologue arguing that being polarizing and unapologetically yourself helps attract the right audience: by pushing away people who aren’t a fit, you concentrate supporters who will back your books, courses, and community. The speaker uses a mentor’s maxim and an example person named "Tiffany" to illustrate wanting devoted fans rather than indifferent followers.
One of my mentors told me that greatness is polarizing. I want someone to watch me and say, she's not for me. Great. I want to push that person away, because then you are actively pulling the exact type of person that's going to love you towards you. That is the person that's going to support your book and your digital course and your. And your, and your, and your. I want a community full of raving Tiffany fans. I don't want anybody who's there who is like, oh, Tiffany's too much. Yes, you're right. Bye. You know, and that's okay. Don't mind being polarizing, but the only way you can do that is to truly just be yourself.
