What makes you different from others?

@Hoan Nguyen: You can post your new question in Discussions box. Good luck! :)

@all: When that is the way you are, that is your personality, you absolutely do not have to make any big effort (or try) to pretend to be anything, not at all. That's natural! For example, you are easy to sympathize to the poor, no one can stop you from doing something good for them, such as raising money for charity, right? :)
@Dung Le: Then the credibility is what makes you different from many others who cannot get what you get in business or in your life! :)

@Thuc Anh Nguyen: Thinking of the intersection of two circles. They share the same part but each one has another parts as well.
You make your partner feel that you have something in common with them, but at the same time, you ought to show that your company's product/service is different from your rivals.

You see, When it comes to "difference", there's not only You that have that feature, you will see another one with the same difference as you. Together, You All Make A Difference in this world. It's just like I say Anphabe community is different for its purpose of creating this site, that is to create the world of opportunities. So is LinkedIn. They both make the difference! Thus, it doesn't mean you have to be different from everyone else existing in this universe, with one single circle, sharing no intersection!

Cheers.

Thanks to Huynh Phuoc, it raises up another question in me. If a rebel student always act badly at school, be a bad son at home, should he still be himself that way?

In this case, I still think he should change for the better, this or that way. Going back to what mr.Herbert said the other day: "You just need to decide what you want and be determined". And it should be a better one. And that's the time when I can say "Be yourself". Be A Better!

@Rosie Vu: but be careful how and what we define ourselves to become...no matter what we become later we still need to stay honest to ourselves...dignity is the most important thing of a person i think...

@Dung Lê: I agree with you up to that point. Even if you don't have to try making yourself different, everybody will still see your outstanding features for recognizing you better. Yes building up the core values is an inevitable factor.
@Huynh Phuoc: I value highly the honesty in any cases. Simultaneously, I value highly the changing for the better. Could you please share on how you think about that? Thanks!