Comparison is the Thief of Joy

The late US president Theodore Roosevelt once said that comparison is the thief of joy.

Meaning that if you continue to compare your life to others, you’re just taking away from your own happiness.

What you should be doing is working to improve on your past accomplishments and making yourself better.

If you want to compare, compare yourself from one year ago … not to others.

Are you better?

If not, then yes, you have the right to sulk.

How To Live To 100

 

How can you live to be 100? Move Naturally. Have Purpose. Downshift Daily. Belong. Put Family First. Eat to 80% full. Drink Wine in moderation with friends. Eat mostly plants.

How can you live to be 100?

Move Naturally.    Have Purpose.        Downshift Daily. Belong. Put Family First. Eat to 80% full. Drink Wine in moderation with friends. Eat mostly plants.

The Hardest Teacher

 

Experience is the hardest kind of teacher. It gives you the test first, and the lesson afterward.  by Oscar Wilde

There are many ways we can learn new things.

Find someone that has already done what you want to learn, and watch them, or have them show you what to do and what not to do.