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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2020 · 9 MIN

Not Where You Want To Be

from PRA Podcast · host Sam IV

"Comparison is the thief of joy." -Theodore Roosevelt ... So why do we continue compare our lives to the success of others? That's ultimately what we are doing. We are seeing things we are taught to want only by societal standards. In addition to that, we base our level of success on a one hour Kardashian show, or a five minute scroll through a motivational influencer feed on Instagram where it's all grind! Day in and day out, with actual time and resources to have professional pictures taken. Making videos to post all day while we all work and consume it. You take this as “All I've got to do is post a few pictures". The fame we all see is fabricated. The money is a byproduct. That's what it's really about. Cultivate your fulfillment and begin to nurture it into reality. This is what work does. The more work you do on yourself the more of your fulfillment you are able to cultivate. Once you get that rush of unwavering happiness and courage you will then be ready to nurture it into the vision you see for yourself. That's when everything comes full circle and now this is an endless cycle of fulfillment, instead of an endless cycle of dread. From the beginning now to the end where the beginning happens again. A Phoenix in the midst of any sort of darkness you may be experiencing. Bottom line, don't compare your life with others based on what you see, and don't judge others based on who you are. ❤ Don't forget to post this in your stories and tag me so I can personally thank you! Here is a link if you want to dive deeper into some content. Linktr.ee/smartineziv

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