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The Real Reel

Stop the Comparison Cycle and Find Contentment

The Real Reel

Natalie Barbu

Education, Personal Journals, Society & Culture, Self-improvement, Entrepreneurship, Business

4.8982 Ratings

🗓️ 7 May 2024

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

Episode 264: Ever feel like you’re stuck in a never-ending comparison trap? It’s always true that the busier your career gets, the bigger the pressure gets, but Nat is here to share 5 helpful tips to keep things in perspective. Whether it’s embracing imperfection, acknowledging a tough week or just being kind to yourself, Nat shares how to stay resilient during the busy times and reminds us that the struggle is just part of the bigger journey. Thank you so much for being a part of our podcast community! Please be sure to rate, follow, review, and of course, post to your highlight reel. Follow your host Natalie on Instagram @nataliebarbu and @therealreelpodcast. Thank you to our sponsors for making this episode possible. Check out these deals just for you: OUAI - Get on your OUAI to save for the holiday. Go to theouai.com for 15% off sitewide and enter promo code REALREEL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

This podcast is brought to you by Podcast Nation. Welcome to the Real Real, where we go behind the highlight reel and go into the unfiltered.

0:16.0

I'm your host Natalie Barboo and let's get into it.

0:21.0

Hello everybody, welcome back to the real real podcast with me Natalie

0:25.1

Barboo I am scarred from the last YouTube video that I posted for the podcast because I looked like I was like one and a half

0:36.4

feet tall just because of the way that I was sitting like I was sitting with a dress on

0:40.7

the chair but it was like a maxi dress so the dress kind of like you

0:44.7

couldn't tell I was like crossing my legs like this it just looked like I was like so

0:49.1

short and then like my knee kind of popped out and it just kind of looked like I had half of a leg, not like a disability, but like literally like I was cut in half. Like I looked so

1:02.4

disproportional and so no more maxi dresses on the pod unless I'm

1:07.4

sitting with my like legs out because it was just traumatizing for me to look

1:11.8

at I'm kidding it was not traumatizing but it

1:14.7

wasn't the most flattering angle I shall say I guess that's the better way to

1:19.4

put it anyways today I am switching it. I'm sitting on my couch in my living room and I want to talk to you about something that it's been put on my heart to talk about this week and it's because it's something that I've been going through and I don't know about you but I

1:36.8

Have been in the worst rut lately like mentally not in a creative rut actually which usually I get into creative ruts.

1:45.6

This has been just like a really depressing month which is sad because April which it's already

1:51.7

May 3rd but I'm talking about April. April is usually my

1:55.1

favorite month because it's the month it's my birthday. I usually do stuff for

2:00.1

that so I will have friends come in town or I will let go do something and

2:04.2

although I went to California with my friend I didn't have any friends come in town I

2:07.7

didn't really do anything for my birthday which was fine that's not why I was

2:10.0

depressing but I had so much work pressure that I felt like I couldn't even enjoy my like times that I did

2:18.1

spend with my friends or with my family like my parents were here the other week and I just felt like stressed the whole time and they could

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