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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2026 · 22 MIN

The Comparison Trap: Breaking the Cycle of Comparison with Chronic Illness

from Living Boldly Well · host Julia Price

Comparison can sneak up on you in the most ordinary moments — turning a perfectly good day into a spiral of self-doubt, grief, or “why even try” paralysis. For women living with chronic illness, comparison can feel especially painful and limiting, making it harder to move forward in ways that feel meaningful and sustainable.In this first episode of Living Boldly Well, Julia explores why comparison is such a natural human tendency, how it uniquely impacts life with chronic illness, and why it can keep us feeling stuck.Rather than trying to eliminate comparison altogether, she shares a simple 3-step approach to help you recognize comparison, release self-judgment, and use these moments as insight to move forward in ways that better align with your health, values, and capacity.This episode invites you to meet comparison with curiosity instead of criticism — and begin building a life that fits you.You can join The Living Well Letter for monthly reflections and practical ideas for living well with chronic illness here: www.boldlywellcoaching.com/newsletter

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