What's up, guys? Welcome back to Modern Craftsman Monday. Monday with my beautiful

gaffy airy voice. We got John back on this week. For better work. John, I don't really

thought you weren't going to say anything. I was like, yeah, it's not going to say anything.

Yeah. This podcast, we realized that John's what he brings to the table first and foremost

is his good looks. We do talk about that. It's a podcast. And then his work ethic and drive.

Then we're two and number three. And then budget schedule, I think we're four and five.

That's right. Bottom of the list. The list goes on list 11 days. Well, this week we don't

have a guest. It's just three of us. We had a little time zone mishaps. We'll be rescheduling

him for another episode. But we dig into an important topic about comparing on social media.

I think we started this podcast with the mindset that we weren't social media experts. But

this is something that has come up in multiple conversations throughout previous guests.

And Mike from Greenside mentioned it the other day about how it's easy to get trapped in

the mindset of comparing yourself to what others are doing and how successful they might

be. And you in particular, or yourself individually, may feel as though that you're struggling

to keep up. Don't do it. Stupid. I just saw Tyler's story. Don't compare. It is important.

I think it's something that, you know, social is going to stick around. We all have young

kids now. And ensuring that they, they understand the potential pitfalls of seeing utterly perfect

human beings thrown in your face every single day. We might get out of this alive.

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