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Being 'normal' means dying at 74, overweight, divorced—choose to be different
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- If you think differently than your immediate family or your friends or whatever your hometown is, you probably don't want to be normal.
- And so it makes sense that you would be the odd man out because most people live that life.
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Abschnitt 1 If you think differently than your immediate family or your friends or whatever your hometown is, you probably don't want to be normal.
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0:00If you think differently than your immediate family or your friends or whatever your hometown is, you probably don't want to be normal. Because if you take what normal means and put it across all aspects of life, it means that you're going to die at 74, you're probably going to be overweight, you're going to, you know, be divorced. Uh, you're going to not really achieve anything that you want. Like that's normal. And so it makes sense that you would be the odd man out because most people live that life. And so like that was something that gave me a lot of permission to like be me, which was not normal.