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OMG I totally needed to read that xx
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Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I have done this myself over and over again. Many ideas has turn to ashes because of my doubts in myself when I read another work that is better then mine.
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You’re welcome! We all do it at one time or another and need to stop. Continued success to you!
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An interesting article and a concern taken up often now. We humans have a tendency to compare ourselves to others also in real life. How much happier we would be – just being.
Don’t engage in social media unless there is an urgent reason, listen to your inner voice and trust it.
Worth a try, isn’t it?
Miriam
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Most definitely!
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No point in it and it’s childish. People resonate with different things. Like comparing an pear to a peach. Thanks and best wishes.
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Exactly! It still escapes me how individuals who revel in their creativity fall into the comparison-game.
Many thanks for commenting!
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I loved this post! great share! 🙂
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Thanks, Didi! 😉
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You’re welcome! 😊
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It’s true. Comparing does more harm than good. Besides, there are a lot of things to be grateful about instead of worrying and self-pitying. We’re all different with a different rizq 😉 . I love reading the post and thank you for sharing it!
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