#16: Mary Evarts - Why Comparing Yourself to Others can Hinder Your Success, What we would tell our younger selves, and how to rise when feeling low

The Skinny Confidential Him & Her Podcast

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Education, Business

4.5 • 14.5K Ratings

🗓️ 21 June 2016

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

On Episode we bring in a very special guest! Lauryn's grandmother, Mary Evarts. We get into conversations about living a long happy life, and how comparing yourself to others can slow you down. We also talk about what we would tell our younger selves and how to rise up when feeling low.

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0:00.0	So look at her face and mouth and eyes.
0:08.0	Why?
0:09.0	So wild as wild can be.
0:11.0	He was almost my dog going to look like a son.
0:14.0	A little bird.
0:15.0	He's a long hair, Joah-wah.
0:17.0	Who's frisky?
0:19.0	Just like that, we're back with the skinny confidential, him and her podcast.
0:25.0	And we have a couple special guests today.
0:28.0	One is the baron-a-cute cumbersome, who's been a regular.
0:31.0	And the other one is my grandma, the nanns.
0:34.0	Say hello.
0:35.0	Hi there.
0:36.0	Hi there.
0:37.0	You don't have to look at me when you talk.
0:39.0	You can talk right there and just talk and do it.
0:41.0	You see that?
0:42.0	Yeah.
0:43.0	She's a little new to podcasting, but somehow she figured out how to listen to our podcast.
0:47.0	I'm still not really sure how she figured it out.
0:49.0	That's okay, because we're a little new to podcasting too.
0:52.0	Yeah.
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