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EPISODE · Jul 7, 2025 · 10 MIN

Comparison Fatigue: Why You Feel So Tired of Measuring Up

from From my Counselling years to your listening ears. Hello and welcome. · host Heidi Lester

Have you ever caught yourself endlessly scrolling, only to feel like you’re falling short of everyone else? Or exhausted from trying to keep up with what you think you should be doing? In this episode, we delve into comparison fatigue — the mental and emotional exhaustion that arises from constantly measuring yourself against others. We will be exploring the following together: Why your brain is wired to compare How social media fuels the comparison trap The hidden costs of always trying to measure up Practical strategies to step out of the endless race and reconnect with your own values If you’re tired of feeling like you never quite add up, this conversation is for you. After you listen, ask yourself: What really matters to me, apart from what others expect? Connect with me by following me on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube Please leave a review if this resonated with you — it helps so much! And please share with someone who might need this reminder today. You can contact me directly at [email protected].

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