So there are so many people following each other it is actually pretty hard to see who is really leading. From Tattoos being a kind of interesting piece of art on bikers and sailers to now you see almost everyone with a tattoo.
What makes leaders and successful people are that they are different. They don't march to anybody's drum but their own. Though people around them try to force them into their square hole. These people are unique. 
Don Imus
Howard Stern
Rush Limbaugh
What makes each of these three men different. Their careers started to soar when they started doing what they were called to do. They stopped listening to the crowd and started going on their own path.
Now, this is different than rebelling against society or Men Going Their Own Way. Those are people using a victimhood mindset to make their decisions. Their motions have defensive intentions. While successful men go with a purpose. 
Those who march with a purpose don't care what others think. They have a vision and they are going for it. Yeah, there will be those who call them out. Yet they will not stop till they have achieved their reason


In this episode of Relaxed Male, we delve into the concept of individuality and why it's perfectly okay to be different. As your host, Brian, I explore the societal pressures that push us to conform and the liberating power of embracing our uniqueness. We discuss how standing out can lead to personal growth and success, using examples from high school experiences to the careers of famous radio personalities like Howard Stern and Rush Limbaugh. These individuals found success by breaking away from the norm and embracing their true selves.

We also touch on the idea of the "screw it" wall, a metaphorical barrier that, once broken through, allows individuals to truly shine and pursue their own paths. This episode encourages listeners to be true to themselves, even if it means facing criticism or standing alone for a while. We explore the difference between genuine individuality and mere rebellion against societal norms, emphasizing the importance of being true to oneself without falling into the trap of victimhood.

Throughout the episode, I share insights on how being different can lead to admiration and respect from others, and how it can disrupt the stories we tell ourselves, leading to personal growth. Join me as we explore the power of individuality and the importance of embracing who you truly are.