MBA1904 How to Stop Comparing Yourself To Others
It’s one of the most tempting mistakes you can make: measuring yourself by someone else’s ruler. Or more accurately, measuring yourself by what you think other people are achieving.
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It’s one of the most tempting mistakes you can make: measuring yourself by someone else’s ruler.
Or more accurately, measuring yourself by what you think other people are achieving. It wastes time and energy. It throws off your confidence and creativity. Through self-imposed feelings of inadequacy, FOMO, and simply falling for the Insta-version of other people’s lives and businesses, you can really wear yourself thin.
It’s time to stop.
Today, we explore how to measure your own progress in a healthier way. By pegging your goals and self-evaluations to more objective, realistic, and personal standards, you can let go of the endless, useless comparisons that are holding you back.
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