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EPISODE · Dec 20, 2020 · 19 MIN

The Comparison Model

from Artists Who Thrive · host Artists Who Thrive

In our first episode I'm diving into the deep end of our thoughts and how they effect our productivity and vitality as artists. Do you remember in Kindergarten how we were all really good at everything creative? We could dance, sing, act, draw, cook and we did all those things with ease! We didn't care how we looked while doing it, how many followers we had on Instagram or who in the room was better than us. We just expressed ourselves freely without comparison. Now that we're adults our human brain is wired to collect evidence to support the claim that we're simply not as GOOD as other people. At business, at art, at family stuff or at life in general. We get hard on ourselves about not being good enough and it starts with the Comparison Model and ends with lacking vitality and joy in our life. I am here as living proof, and I share my story of my identical twin sister who is way better at drawing than me and how that held me back for a long time. In what ways has the Comparison Model held you back from creating the art you were meant to make? Listen as I talk you out of those unhealthy thought patterns and into affirmations that set you up for success. Take it one step at a time, and aim for your own personal best.

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