I blame social media for increasing the fuel on comparisons. They portray "highlights" and not the full story and creates unnecessary idea of what am I missing out on "FOMO". It takes away focus on oneself, all the growth one has achieved and it feels never enough.
To say this discussion gets me irrationally excited doesn't capture the glee. The overlapping biases that feed into compare/contrast... the oversized "Yes!!" that caused my Admin to run to the door might give you the visual.
Most would consider it "The Road not Taken" when looking at the decision tree, but they'd be missing the host of inputs that created the choice. "If/Then" statements neglect the "Why" we chose the "If".
I needed a topic to write my next entry on and you graciously teed it up.
Love this!
I am happy to hear that!
I blame social media for increasing the fuel on comparisons. They portray "highlights" and not the full story and creates unnecessary idea of what am I missing out on "FOMO". It takes away focus on oneself, all the growth one has achieved and it feels never enough.
100% FOMO is a real deal.
To say this discussion gets me irrationally excited doesn't capture the glee. The overlapping biases that feed into compare/contrast... the oversized "Yes!!" that caused my Admin to run to the door might give you the visual.
Most would consider it "The Road not Taken" when looking at the decision tree, but they'd be missing the host of inputs that created the choice. "If/Then" statements neglect the "Why" we chose the "If".
I needed a topic to write my next entry on and you graciously teed it up.
I love when posts spark other posts.