It's a great poem by Robert Lee Frost. It ends:

Two roads diverged in a wood and I took the one less traveled by and that has made all the difference.

Here it is. You are a once-in-a-lifetime individualization of the only life that exists. There has never been another you. There will never be another you.

You see, deep down, you really are different. Deep down, you really are quirky. Deep down, you really are odd. You are different and quirky and odd and all the other things that you've feared for so long. You are different and quirky and odd and all the other things that you've feared for so long because it's in your spiritual makeup. Essentially, you are different and quirky and odd because you're supposed to be.

And it's a very, very good thing.

It's a very, very good thing because this fullness of who you are serves a purpose in this world.

Now, the lure of conformity is strong. And the rewards of mindless obedience are plentiful.

And the degree to which we choose these well-traveled roads of conformity and mindless obedience is the degree to which we deny our inherent purpose in this world.

You are designed to be yourself. You are designed to be your full self. It's the only thing you'll ever really be good at.

And at the end of the day, as the great poet so ably implies, you'll find this less-traveled road to be well worth the trouble.

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