Comparison is a natural tendency for humans. It can be used to inspire us or tear us down. Most often, subconsciously, we use comparison to self-sabotage, leaving us to play a small game and bring others down with us. The focus of most comparisons is typically the external material aspects of the world, such as money, status, and physical appearance. This feeds the scarcity mindset. But a scarcity mindset isn’t inherently wrong. What’s important is our awareness of when and why we are comparing.
Acknowledging your comparison
Using comparison for inspiration
Measuring stick to support goals
Unintentional disempowerment
Often, comparison concerns the tangible
Comparison feeds scarcity
Following curiosity
Stunting or expanding curiosity
Opportunities and reminders through comparison
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