Leo Babauta examines the social friction that comes with living differently—the constant explaining, the quiet isolation at the dinner table—and offers seven strategies for carrying those differences with confidence. His message is that being different is rarely easy, but it is the only foundation for an authentic, intentional life.
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The Social Costs of Living Differently
Babauta describes the tangible social costs of being different, including constant explaining, quiet isolation at social gatherings, and the friction of not fitting in.