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The Therapy Edit

On 3 steps to address comparison

The Therapy Edit

Anna Mathur

Self-improvement, Education, Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.9915 Ratings

🗓️ 28 August 2023

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Summary

In this Monday solo episode of The Therapy Edit, Anna offers out 3 steps to address comparison and allow yourself to be unique and good enough.

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Hello and welcome to the Therapy Edit Podcast with me psych therapist Anna Martha.

0:37.0

I'll be bringing you weekly 10 minute episodes to encourage and support your emotional well-being.

0:44.0

Hi, welcome to the therapy edit.

0:48.0

This episode is, I'm going to say another one on comparison. I know that I've done numerous episodes on

0:56.2

comparison and I've had amazing guests talk about comparison. Vicky

1:00.6

Patterson was a recent one that really resonated with people.

1:03.7

But I'm not going to apologize for talking about comparison again because it really does

1:08.1

steal our attention and rob us of confidence and being proud of where we are at. because you know you can kind of have this sense of

1:16.0

I'm doing okay and then we can be robbed by that, robbed of that by comparison because we see something else

1:22.2

catch our attention and suddenly how we're doing just feels not enough or it finds a

1:29.0

it finds a shaming where we're at so we can feel frozen from actually doing anything about it and motivating

1:35.2

ourselves. So I do talk about comparison a lot but I think it's because it pops up a lot and hopefully

1:42.1

you'll find lots of different angles in my

1:44.1

podcast episodes about comparison that will help you see it in a different way and

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