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Compare The Nitty-Gritty

Thinking through a day-in-the-life can help you make better comparisons, for example by asking yourself:

  • What would a day-in-the-life look like?
  • What specific pieces of that life do I want?
  • What specific pieces of that life do I not want?
  • What experience does this person have?
  • Is this comparison based on some imagined/ better version of myself or other people’s/ society’s expectation of me?

Am I willing to give up the good things in my current life to have that?

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