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home | Tip of the Week Index | Feeling inadequate or irrelevant?
 

Feeling inadequate or irrelevant?
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If you've ever noticed yourself feeling inadequate or irrelevant, you might want to also notice if you are making a victim of yourself. Are you prone to finding yourself trying to live up to the achievements of superstars?

Comparing ourselves with high-profilers--those who have made themselves names in the media--is an exercise fraught with failure. By comparing ourselves to those who have made extraordinary progress, when asking ourselves "Have I made progress?" is self-sabotaging to say the least.

Give yourself a break, and compare yourself to your own historical self instead. "How am I doing now, as compared to how I was doing 1,2,3,5, or 10 years ago?" is a much better question.




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