All right, you guys, it's warm outside. It's feeling great. I feel like summer is here. But also,

this is the time of year where the comparison trap is real. So we're going to talk about it,

how to recognize it, and to make sure that it doesn't sabotage your peace or your money.

But first, let's just have a little Come to Jesus moment. Okay, social media, you're going to see. You're going to be scrolling,

scrolling, scrolling, scrolling, and you're going to see, you know, pictures full of people's,

you know, travel, days at the pool, running with their kids through fields, being out with

girls' night on a rooftop bar,

like whatever it is. Okay, you're going to see all the fun of people's lives this summer,

because it is fun. All of this is great. But please just remember, again, I'm just giving

you like what you know, but it's just the truth. We need to say it out loud over and over and over

again. You don't know the full picture. Okay, when you see someone's life, you're just seeing that one snapshot that they've chosen, by the way, to put out to the world.

So remember that.

And I'm not saying everyone's walking around being all fake and stuff.

It's not that.

It's just there is a curation happening, and we need to say it out loud.

And so what you're not seeing are, you know,

the fits that the kids are throwing. You're not seeing, you know, maybe the stress of like,

that girl's trying to figure out her outfit and she got frustrated and all this stuff in her

closet. Like, you don't see all these parts of people's lives. You're kind of just seeing that.

Just the best, just this

picture. So always give the person that you're seeing in that social post grace, give yourself

grace. And for me, one of the best ways to just practice contentment is to focus on what I am

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