How to Stop Comparing Yourself (Even to People You Love)
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Do you ever catch yourself comparing yourself to others andinstantly feeling like a failure? In this episode, I'm talking about comparison, the social media comparison trap, and why comparison is the thief of joy. I share a moment from just the other day when I noticed myself jealous of friends' success—people I actually love—and had to stop and ask myself whatwas really going on.
This episode is for anyone dealing with comparison anxiety,feeling not good enough, competition with friends, or wondering how to not compete with others in a world that constantly pushes us to measure up. I get honest about my own history with comparing myself to friends, from crying on my kitchen floor in my 30s after being pushed out of a band, to still catching myself feeling not enough even after turning 50. I talk about the difference between feeling inspired and feeling like a failure, and why running your own race isn't just a nice phrase—it's a daily mindfulness for comparison practice.
We'll dig into how comparison quietly destroys self-worth,why success is not a zero-sum game, and how to be happy for others instead of secretly competing with them. I also share how to define success for yourself, a few grounding affirmations for self-worth, and a reminder that noticing comparison creeping in isn't a failure—it's the first step out of it.
If you've ever wondered how to stop comparing myself tofriends, how to handle social media comparison, or how to build real affirmations for self-worth, I hope this conversation helps you feel a little more at peace running your own race.
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