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The Comparing Game: Escape The Comparing Paradigm, Embrace Your Own Uniqueness, Be Your True Self info
Do You Always Compare Yourself To Others? ** Most bronze medalists are happier than silver medalists, because bronze medalists compare themselves with all the people who competed but won no medal at all, while the silver medalists compared themselves with the gold medal winners and tortured themselves with the belief that they could have won the gold medal. Our perception of the society around us is developed through our observation and understanding. We see, meet and communicate with hundreds of people through every phase of our life. We learn about other people and through these experiences, we learn about ourselves. This is the theory of comparison. People come to know themselves by evaluating the successes, beliefs and attitudes of
