Comparing yourself with others it’s wrong. We all know it. And everybody told us not to do it.
But we are competitors. Comparison helps us understand where we are and what the goal looks like. It only becomes a problem when it hinders your growth.
Sometimes, we take inspiration from those who reached a goal and try to emulate them. Then, emulation turns into building your unique path and finding success with it. But it can also turn sideways.
The comparison could become toxic if you keep emulating and want to achieve the same results because that’s impossible.
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Discover 10 common overthinking mistakes that may be holding you back. Learn practical strategies to overcome them and start making confident decisions today.
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