Ep. 37: Stop Comparing

2025-12-17 · 52 min · episode 37 · 12 entities

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→ discusses Education concept

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→ discusses Health & Fitness concept

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→ discusses Self-Improvement concept

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→ discusses Music concept

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→ discusses Mental Health person

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→ hosted by Miist company

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concepts 8

mentioned Education concept

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mentioned Health & Fitness concept

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evidence rules-v5
Feed category: Health & Fitness
mentioned Self-Improvement concept

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evidence rules-v5
Feed category: Self-Improvement
mentioned Stop Comparing concept

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evidence rules-v5
Ep. 37: Stop Comparing
discusses Education concept

0.40

evidence rules-v5
Feed category: Education
discusses Health & Fitness concept

0.40

evidence rules-v5
Feed category: Health & Fitness
discusses Self-Improvement concept

0.40

evidence rules-v5
Feed category: Self-Improvement
discusses Music concept

0.40

evidence rules-v5
Feed category: Music

companys 2

mentioned Miist company

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Feed author/publisher: Miist
hosted by Miist company

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Feed author/publisher: Miist

persons 2

mentioned Mental Health person

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Feed category: Mental Health
discusses Mental Health person

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evidence rules-v5
Feed category: Mental Health

Episode description as stored

Winner, loser; beautiful, ugly; rich, poor—in a world that constantly asks us to measure up, have you ever stopped to wonder if the yardstick is broken? Join me, Miist, for a few minutes of refuge as we peel back the filters of "aspirational living" to reveal how the thief of joy — comparison — might be stealing more than just your confidence. From the tragic obsession of Salieri over Mozart to a deeply personal confession where I found myself unexpectedly envious of a gift given to my own daughter, we will explore the fine line between toxic jealousy and healthy admiration. If you have ever felt like you are falling behind in a race you never signed up for, I invite you to discover why looking sideways is slowing you down, and to learn the simple, 15-second action that can transform your envy into inspiration—but you’ll have to listen to find out just how powerful a simple smile can be.