Not too long ago, The Think Tank had a get-together meeting and we discussed a couple of questions... which one of them I found interestingly difficult to answer. The question was very simple, but I spent a really long time thinking of an honest answer to match it.
How are you different?
We know that everyone's different. Different appearances, different personalities, etc. But that's not what separates you from the rest. What's your X-factor, something that only YOU have, but others don't?
Think about it.
I liked one of the answers that my friend gave: "It's my experiences that make me different."
I totally agree with him on that. It's our experiences that denote us as who we are and who we've become.
I'm not perfect, and just like everyone else, I screw up sometimes.
But I'm willing to learn from my mistakes and accept my imperfections. I am different because I am who I am and I've accepted myself as ME.
Everyone has an X-factor that differs him or her from the rest.
We know that everyone's different. Different appearances, different personalities, etc. But that's not what separates you from the rest. What's your X-factor, something that only YOU have, but others don't?
Think about it.
I liked one of the answers that my friend gave: "It's my experiences that make me different."
I totally agree with him on that. It's our experiences that denote us as who we are and who we've become.
I'm not perfect, and just like everyone else, I screw up sometimes.
But I'm willing to learn from my mistakes and accept my imperfections. I am different because I am who I am and I've accepted myself as ME.
Everyone has an X-factor that differs him or her from the rest.
Yours makes you special in Your own way :)
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