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Hey guys, welcome to another bonus episode of the Blessedembost Up podcast.

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So for this episode, I just want to briefly talk about comparison and more importantly, how to beat comparison once and for all.

Comparison is something that we all deal with, especially when you're in that season where you're waiting to see God's promises.

I dealt with comparison heavy and multiple seasons of my life.

First, I dealt with it when I was believing in God to be able to be a full-time entrepreneur.

I would get so upset when I would see other people being able to leave their jobs and it wasn't my time yet.

I idolized and envied this goal so much that anything that reminded me that I wasn't there yet was triggering.

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