The 365 Commitment

Crazy is Good

What is crazy? Mental derangement?

Or is crazy someone that is divergent, different and full of passion and enthusiasm?

In that case, should we not be striving for crazy? When I grow up, I just want to be bat shit crazy. That is right, I want to be the odd ball. The different person, the reject, the chief and only member of the ostracized.

In reverse, the opposite is what actually sounds nuts. Yeah, I want to grow up to be normal. The typical. I want to be non descript and definitely not extraordinary. I want to toe the line, row in place and be a yes person.

No thanks. I choose crazy. Crazy is Good.

Guy

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