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The Truth About Comparison: Social Media, Jealousy & How to Use It for Growth

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In this episode, we're talking about one of the most common struggles so many of us face: comparison

Whether it’s comparing yourself to someone online, to friends who seem to “have it all together,” or even to the version of yourself in the mirror, comparison can eat away at your self-esteem.

But is comparison the thief of joy?

I'm also talking about the healthy comparison that has the potential to spark inspiration. You’ll learn how social media impacts us, how to notice when you’re slipping into the comparison trap, and practical ways to address the comparison trap.

You’ll learn:

Whta upward comparison is and how it can help you grow
How social media amplifies unrealistic expectations
Why comparing yourself to yourself can be just as hurtful
Therapist-tested tips to stop comparison before it keeps spiraling

Extra Resources for You:

Improve Your Self Esteem in 30 Days (Instagram reel)
What is Self Esteem? (blog)

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