One size does not fit all - and Y O U are OK

 
​As a society there has never been a better time to get personal. 
What works for you does not necessarily work for me, or Bob next door. 
No matter what it refers to be it socks, tights, gloves, clothes, earbuds, education, medical diagnosis, etc.,... the "one-size-fits-all" approach is flawed because it suggests that all people are the same, which is clearly untrue.
Ask any sales person if they will sell their product in the same way to everyone and, if they are any good, they will immediately tell you ..no. 
When they pitch for a sale they will assess the needs/wants of their client and then base their pitch on the   ~   features, advantages, and benefits for that client   ~   
that´s how they get their sales.  It´s called a "FAB analysis" - how fab.

‘FAB’ ​
is a model businesses use to understand why someone buys their product or service, ​and then align their sales and marketing tactics
to those reasons. 

In other words, they recognise that they have to adapt their "features" explain the "advantages" and the "benefits" to each prospective customer in a different way. 
If they were to ass-u-me (assume)that every client is the same and one-size-fits-all they would not be a good sales person. The product they are selling may be exactly the same, but the features will have different advantages and benefits to each individual.​

Different strokes
for
different folks.
​ – Clarence Darrow

Definition of one-size-fits-all
​Merriam-Webster.com
1: designed to conform to all shapes and sizes
2 : covering, used for, or applying to all cases or individuals without modification

This way of thinking does not mean that everyone cannot get some kind of advantage or benefit  from a thing, it just means that it will be a different experience for everyone, and that´s OK.
If you are connected to the internet, watch television, or go out in the world you will encounter many ‘experts’ telling you how to make more money, improve your health, find your life-purpose, find your soul-mate, and the list goes on.... they all have the answer, one that will work where others have failed, and their process/ therapy will work for everyone, of course!
Have you struggled at times with the overload of information and wanted nothing more than to make sense of it all? To find the advantages for you and benefit from it?
​Knowledge is power, but when we do not know how to connect to what is right for us, knowledge can be overwhelming. 
How often do you  hear one of these experts say
     ~ ‘You are OK’ ~ ‘You Got This ’ ~ ‘You are not broken’ ~ ‘You do not need fixed’ ~  
 you may or may not find some benefit or advantage by

• reading my book
• taking my course
• doing this process I have developed

    ~  BUT  ~  ‘You are OK’ ~
When was the last time that happened, has it ever happened to you? 
It has happened to me and it taught me to take responsibility for ME, to listen to the ‘experts’ when it feels right, and then find the features, advantages, and benefits - for ME, and if there are none, that´s OK, because we are all fab!

Are you ready to take 100% responsibility for Y O U!
Go on, give it a go and see what happens. The only person stopping you is Y O U!

You Got This.
​Let me know how it goes.  ​

​Linda Ledwidge ​is or has been at one point in her life a
- human BEing as well as a human DOing, woman, daughter, sister, wife, mother, friend, nurse, midwife, head cook and bottle washer, ​among other things 
​and her passion today is ​

~ to hear you smile!
You can contact her here.
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Reference: “one-size-fits-all,” Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary, https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/one-size-fits-all. Accessed 3/23/2022.