The product you’re developing
is different.
(I know this
because if it was the same,
there would be no reason
to launch it.)
When it releases,
some people in your industry
won’t be happy.
They might call you
a trouble maker.
That’s okay.
No, better than okay.
That’s what you want.
“I was told I was different.
And I felt out of place:
too loud, too full of fire,
never good at sitting still,
never good at fitting in.
When someone tells you
that you are different,
smile and hold your head up
and be proud.
Cause a little trouble.
It’s good for you.”
The same has been done.
Be a trouble maker.
Be different.