Well, if not a chill down the spine, certainly a feeling of worthlessness, of being a loser.
Loser! Throw this word at a person and his self-esteem will be shattered in less than no time. And, a loser is not that different from being ordinary, is he?
So, what differentiates the ordinary from the, well, extraordinary?
Ability?
If that is so, I must hark back to Van Gogh and his failure while he lived and his subsequent though posthumous success. If he had no ability, how come his paintings sell for millions each now…no, not millions, I’m sorry, but hundereds of millions. Yet, Van Gogh died penniless – for, while he lived no one bought his paintings.
Was he ordinary while he lived and extraordinary after he died?
What was it that changed after his death?
The answer, simply, is perceptions.
He was both ordinary and extraordinary.
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