In The Middle Of All This

S2E23-When Everyone Else Looks Further Along

14 min · 19 de may de 2026
Portada del episodio S2E23-When Everyone Else Looks Further Along

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You didn't get bad news. Nothing went wrong. You just looked around, and suddenly the work that felt meaningful five minutes ago feels small, slow, and behind. In this episode, Eryn gets honest about the quiet, corrosive habit of measuring your life against everyone else's highlight reel. We talk about why comparison is so deeply human, what it actually costs you (presence, gratitude, and originality), and the difference between comparison that diminishes you and inspiration that pulls something out of you. Plus: why you're not behind, the timeline illusion, and a simple practice for returning to your own story when the comparison spiral starts. "You are not running the wrong race. You are just in the middle of yours."

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