Be unique. Be You
What’s the point of following everyone’s path if it doesn’t lead to your happiness. Be unique. Be You.
Jessica / Jessie
Jessica / Jessie Winterspring is a time travel romance fanatic who loves writing fiction about ordinary people with extraordinary experiences. She blogs music inspired stories, poems, micro-fictions, moments in life. She enjoy spending time outdoors, adore animals and traveling with her family. She like anything unusual and fun. CLICK HERE to read more about her or CLICK HERE to view her books
16 Comments
stevescountry
So very true Jessica!
Jessica E. Larsen
popsiclesociety
Wise words! I follow them deeply
Dracul Van Helsing
I remember every seagull I used to talk to on the beach when I lived in Vancouver was definitely unique.
They were definitely themselves- each one.
Jessica E. Larsen
Hahaha you talk to birds? Man, I’m jealous! I once fed seagulls instead of ducks at “verden’s ende” a place here in Norway (lit. The world’s end) and those gulls flocked so fast around me I was afraid they’ll land on me. Those claws are nothing like the pigeons.
I decided to use this picture because I was inspired by the book “Jonathan Livingston Seagull”
Simon
This applies to everything, even in life career and writing, We are a mistake of creation, and our mistakes are what makes us unique, so don’t worry about making mistakes, do what you like, be unique
Have a good day Jessica 
Jessica E. Larsen
As I told David. The first comment. I think it applies for almost everything we do.
Have a great Simon
Jim Borden
well said, Jessica!
Jessica E. Larsen
Hehe thanks Jim
thelonelyauthorblog
There is no better person to be.
Jessica E. Larsen
Hehehe even in comments your words are powerful. Yes, everyone else after all is taken
thelonelyauthorblog
LOL
Ramyani Bhattacharya
Exactly! I agree with you completely
Take care!
Jessica E. Larsen
Thanks Ramyani. Take good care too
davidjhopcroft
This applies to much writing, particularly poetry. Write if you have something to say and enjoy saying it. In doing so you will probably find you are unique.
Jessica E. Larsen
I think it applies for almost everything we do. And to any kind of writing. But many of us, admittedly, I once did too, are afraid wouldn’t like us if we do thing our way in fear of being judge by others.