Standing out is overrated.

Yeah, I don't know how many times you're going to hear that in your life.

It's probably going to be little, but I'm here to say it for the first time.

And I'm sure that you have heard the term you were born to stand out.

Or maybe you weren't made to fit in.

In some format you've heard this term that's reminding you that who you are needs to be bigger.

It needs to be more present, it needs to be loud.

It needs to be in order to make it.

And I'm just here to say that's bull crap. That's such bull crap. But before we go any further,

hi, my name is Joey Kitty. You are listening to the Happy Times

podcast. This is a podcast where there's not really a script. There's no guess this is just a conversation between you and me of my inner thoughts that hopefully that you can relate to and And today's episode is on standing out and fitting in.

You know, this is something that growing up, I was terrified of.

I was terrified of it. Everybody always told me like I grew up a shy kid and everyone was always saying that I needed to

to be more confident. I needed to be moral going. I needed to be more of this, more of that, more of somebody that's not me. And I still hear that today and I think as I have a platform, I need to voice my own opinion on this as somebody that is coming out on the other

side. I never stood out. You may see me with millions of followers, but do you ever really hear about me for my

newer friends?

No.

No, I fit in.

I fit into your life.

I fit into your feed.

I fit into your brain, your mind, your thoughts, your heart, everything.

But I'm definitely not standing out.

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