Everything is not for everyone.

This is the deal. There are no "one size fits all" solutions in reality.

You can see this out there in different realms. Be it the product creation, the medical, online course, financial and so on.

It's like that meme of the different characters along the bell curve. Which also relates quite well with the graph of technology adopters.

There are the "early adopters", the "skeptics", and "the laggards".

Where I'm going with this is that there are audiences for whom your products, services, and ideas will help and others that will not resonate with it and won't understand it.

One example of this. The self-development crowd in social networks.

There are people that understand and resonate with the content that some accounts put out there.

There are others who don't understand it and don't agree with it.

And then there are others who create content mocking those ideas and saying they are untrue, inaccurate, or somehow harmful.

But regardless of the area or "niche". There will always be people who receive the message and use it. Others simply won't understand it and it will fly right above their heads.

Now, I'm saying this kind of as a reminder for me to not be discouraged when I see this out in the open. Whether is for my own content or the one created by others.

It's easy to mock and make fun about someone else's content, ideals, viewpoints, etc.

It is not easy to come up with one's own content because it forces you to think and assess your thoughts.

This manifests in the way of ignorance put out in comments online.

Ignorance is pretty loud and bold.

Intelligence is quiet and doesn't argue with strangers.