No Price Too High for Owning Yourself - Nietzsche

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At a time when you are faced with a grave choice: to follow others or to follow yourself, what do you do?
You know what you want. You know your goal. But you also know about the price of going alone.
And you start to think: maybe I don’t have what it takes.
I know what I must do. But will the others accept me for it? Will I be able to face the consequences? All alone?
You experience a split in your decisions. Facing things, potentially alone, after all is not an easy task to do.
But what if that is exactly what needs to be done?
Out of all the great thinkers who have thought endlessly of this dilemma, Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche might be able to help you out the most here.

Watch the video to find out more about the Nietzschean "No Price Too High for Owning Yourself".

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NOTE | Last quote of the video are not the words of Nietzsche, words are attributed to Rudolph Kipling, in an interview with Arthur Gordon, published as "Interview with an Immortal" in Reader’s Digest 1935, and as "Six Hours with Rudyard Kipling" in The Kipling Society journal 1967.
Apologies for the mistake and confusion.