Comparing ourselves to other people is one of the most natural things a mind does. It is how we figure out where we stand, whether we are doing well or badly, fast or slow, ahead or behind, and in small doses it is both useful and impossible to avoid.
Comparing ourselves to other people is one of the most natural things a mind does.
It is how we figure out where we stand, whether we are doing well or badly, fast or slow, ahead or behind, and in small doses it is both useful and impossible to avoid.
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Comparing ourselves to other people is one of the most natural things a mind does. It is how we figure out where we stand, whether we are doing well or badly, fast or slow, ahead or behind, and in small doses it is both useful and impossible to avoid.
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