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Comparison Breeds Discontent. We become consumed by envy and jealousy, focusing on what. Moreover, comparison breeds dissatisfaction and discontentment. It distracts us from the unique journey each individual is on,. At its core, comparison breeds discontent. The phrase “comparison is the thief of joy,” often attributed to theodore roosevelt, highlights the negative impact of comparing. It can breed disdain and contempt (thinking of. And as we confront this, we sense that comparing can lead to all kinds of trouble. Children who compare themselves to peers who slightly outperform them have produced higher grades, for. I struggle to make sure i don’t. I don’t know if that is a famous quote or just something i’ve heard, either way it is truth. On the one hand, it can breed arrogance. Recently, nancy guthrie, jen wilkin, and jackie hill perry participated in a roundtable discussion about the dangers of comparison, which leads to. Decades of research suggest that upward comparison can provoke motivation and effort;

I struggle to make sure i don’t. It can breed disdain and contempt (thinking of. Moreover, comparison breeds dissatisfaction and discontentment. Decades of research suggest that upward comparison can provoke motivation and effort; The phrase “comparison is the thief of joy,” often attributed to theodore roosevelt, highlights the negative impact of comparing. We become consumed by envy and jealousy, focusing on what. It distracts us from the unique journey each individual is on,. Children who compare themselves to peers who slightly outperform them have produced higher grades, for. Recently, nancy guthrie, jen wilkin, and jackie hill perry participated in a roundtable discussion about the dangers of comparison, which leads to. At its core, comparison breeds discontent.

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Comparison Breeds Discontent Recently, nancy guthrie, jen wilkin, and jackie hill perry participated in a roundtable discussion about the dangers of comparison, which leads to. The phrase “comparison is the thief of joy,” often attributed to theodore roosevelt, highlights the negative impact of comparing. I don’t know if that is a famous quote or just something i’ve heard, either way it is truth. At its core, comparison breeds discontent. Moreover, comparison breeds dissatisfaction and discontentment. And as we confront this, we sense that comparing can lead to all kinds of trouble. Recently, nancy guthrie, jen wilkin, and jackie hill perry participated in a roundtable discussion about the dangers of comparison, which leads to. It can breed disdain and contempt (thinking of. On the one hand, it can breed arrogance. Children who compare themselves to peers who slightly outperform them have produced higher grades, for. It distracts us from the unique journey each individual is on,. We become consumed by envy and jealousy, focusing on what. I struggle to make sure i don’t. Decades of research suggest that upward comparison can provoke motivation and effort;