3-2-1: When comparison is useful, how to learn quickly, and the hidden key to aging well

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3 Ideas From Me

I.

“Comparison is useful as a point and destructive as a loop.

When you compare for a point in time, you can identify a gap in your approach and then shift your attention back to what you can control.

When you compare on a repeated a loop, you can get locked into a cycle of envy and disappointment.”


​II.

“A good life is one in which things do not go perfectly, but you find a way to have a good day regardless.”


III.

“One of my hopes is to age into a better mindset.

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