EPISODE · Aug 18, 2023 · 14 MIN
Ep #62 - Corporate Mindfulness: Comparison is a Career Killer (Principle #4)
from Breaking Free from the Grind · host Amelia Noël
One of the biggest career killers (not to mention one of the top causes of stress and insecurity at work) is constantly comparing ourselves to others. Comparing ourselves to others is natural and normal - especially in corporate environments where so often our performance, career advancement and compensation is direcrtly tied to how we stack up against our colleagues and classmates. And, it's even more common if we're prone to experiencing Impostor Syndrome or identify as perfectionists or over-achievers in our careers. But when comparing ourselves to others is ALL we do all day long, we end up holding ourselves back from getting better at our jobs - and ultimately, perform worse. Tune in to this week's episode as I share a simple process for how to stop comparing yourself to others in your career, for good. BFG - ENROLL NOW: Ready to stop overworking & feel better at work? Schedule a free consult here to find out how to get started in the Breaking Free from the Grind 1:1 coaching program today.FOLLOW FOR MORE: For more BFG tools, tips & strategies to help you work less & stress less in your career, follow me on IG (@breakingfreefromthegrind) or LinkedIn (Amelia Noel).
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One of the biggest career killers (not to mention one of the top causes of stress and insecurity at work) is constantly comparing ourselves to others. Comparing ourselves to others is natural and normal - especially in corporate environments where so often our performance, career advancement and compensation is direcrtly tied to how we stack up against our colleagues and classmates. And, it's even more common if we're prone to experiencing Impostor Syndrome or identify as perfec...
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