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The Funhouse Mirror of Comparison and Competition

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HERE'S A SNEAK PEEK OF THE GOODNESS…

“Comparison and competition are inherently flawed because they’re based on our internal representation of another. They’re not based on any empirical truth.” - Jenna

“That’s why statistics are so effing seductive. Any way that we can quantify ourselves and compare ourselves, we take as objective reality. We take that as a quantifiable metric of our worth that we can compare with one another.” - Jenna

“The empowering, useful, helpful version of comparison is inspiration.” - Jenna

“Imagine what would be possible if we started to believe that the world is an inherently cooperative place.” - Jenna

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT IN THIS EPISODE…

Common narratives around comparison and competition

Why comparison is a mirror

Whether comparison is ever helpful or useful

What we can learn from comparison and competition

The universality of comparison and competition

Share the Eff Perfect love with a fellow perfectionist, procrastinator, or people pleaser!

And because we’re in this together, be sure to take the Eff Perfect Pledge.

And follow us on Instagram @effperfect!

Shop the lookbook 🛍at shop.effperfect.com!

  continue reading

193 episodes

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Manage episode 226063324 series 1538926
Content provided by Lindsey Allen and Jenna Teague + Ashley Looker. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Lindsey Allen and Jenna Teague + Ashley Looker or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

HERE'S A SNEAK PEEK OF THE GOODNESS…

“Comparison and competition are inherently flawed because they’re based on our internal representation of another. They’re not based on any empirical truth.” - Jenna

“That’s why statistics are so effing seductive. Any way that we can quantify ourselves and compare ourselves, we take as objective reality. We take that as a quantifiable metric of our worth that we can compare with one another.” - Jenna

“The empowering, useful, helpful version of comparison is inspiration.” - Jenna

“Imagine what would be possible if we started to believe that the world is an inherently cooperative place.” - Jenna

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT IN THIS EPISODE…

Common narratives around comparison and competition

Why comparison is a mirror

Whether comparison is ever helpful or useful

What we can learn from comparison and competition

The universality of comparison and competition

Share the Eff Perfect love with a fellow perfectionist, procrastinator, or people pleaser!

And because we’re in this together, be sure to take the Eff Perfect Pledge.

And follow us on Instagram @effperfect!

Shop the lookbook 🛍at shop.effperfect.com!

  continue reading

193 episodes

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