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EPISODE · Oct 27, 2020 · 16 MIN

#139 Why You Can't Stop Comparing Yourself

from Happiness in Progress · host Danielle Craig

"The more you judge, the more you compare. The more you compare, the more you judge. It goes and goes - and if we do this we will find that we are constantly assessing other people and how we fall in relation to them." - Danielle Craig For many people, comparison is a tricky game. We spend hours scrolling our social media feeds comparing our homes, partners and even our children. Danielle has talked about how comparison steals joy and tricks to stop, but today she is talking about an underlying cause of comparison - judgement. In this episode, you'll learn how judgement is negatively impacting the way we feel about ourselves. You'll also learn: - What to do when you start to judge someone - How forgiveness can help you see people in a new light - Why it's important to understand everyone has their own circumstances, tools and traumas Resources Mentioned: Alissa Parker's episode More episodes on comparison: Comparing Real Life to Highlight Reels Comparison is the Thief of Joy CONNECT WITH DANIELLE Facebook Instagram Twitter Website This podcast is brought to you by the Mail Tribune. Check out more Mail Tribune podcasts here. Support Happiness in Progress on Patreon. Want video? Subscribe on Youtube.   

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