Eagles do not flock. You find them one at a time. They flight higher than all other birds. Chicken flock and get caught in the slaughter. Very often, chickens are eaten by eagles. The conditioned response to being different is that it’s wrong. If it’s so wrong to be different, then why do we all have different faces? Different bodies? Why don’t we all have one uniform way of looking and living? That would be our death. Life is diversity. No two things are the same. No two paths cover the same ground. No two people can express the same uniqueness. God made Chihuahuas and He made Saint Bernards. If either loves you, it will look different. If either bites you, it will feel different. We must each learn to become comfortable in our uniqueness-what that looks like, what that feels like, and what we know as a result of it. “The value in the valley” Iyanla Vanzant.