Why is it that every self-improvement article or video I see claims to have a goal of balance and ease, but tells a story of someone who went to Princeton or made $1,000,000 in the first two years of their business? Maybe it’s because the readers are high performers who are secretly unwilling to let …

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“Compare and Despair” is a familiar trope. What if instead of avoiding comparison, you dove in to find the gem in it? Several years ago, a f riend told me to not be ashamed of the jealousy that comparison brings, but to sit in it. Jealousy is a form of anger, and anger happens when …

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