I love delving into the shadowy parts of ourselves that no one likes to talk about…comparison being one of them.
We all compare ourselves to others. We all feel envious of someone else's successes, both in business and in relationships…especially when they're in the same industry as us. And I don't think these experiences are wrong…but when we lie about it to ourselves and refuse to OWN what we're thinking and feeling, that's when it becomes a problem.
When we try to pretend we aren't playing the comparison game, we actually end up unconsciously letting it steal it the driver's seat…and before we know it, our businesses are being run by our perceptions of what others have achieved and what we think we're doing "wrong."
There are ways to quit the comparison game…and it starts with looking for places where we might be acting a liiittle entitled. Let's examine this together.
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Clearer, not Louder with Beatrice Kamau