As we enter the summer months, comparing is a real temptation. But it’s never a good idea and often (in my case anyway) makes us feel worse about ourselves. For Throwback Thursday, here are my thoughts on comparing from a couple of years ago. Enjoy!
On Comparing #tbt
Published by Tracy I
Writer, feminist, vegan blogging at veganpractically.com, runner, philosopher, yogi, knitter, co-founder of Fit Is a Feminist Issue, co-author of Fit at Mid-Life: A Feminist Fitness Journey (Greystone Books, 2018). Current project: a work-in-progress book and blog on imperfect veganism (see veganpractically.com). View all posts by Tracy I
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Comparison is the thief of happiness.
You got that right! Identify, don’t compare, right?
Great post, Tracy! Right now, my past self is my worst enemy in this regard. It’s so hard to move and be in the moment, enjoying, pushing, trying, coasting. But worthwhile. As you said above, identify, don’t compare.