Ed Mylett

Remember, this comparison is the thief of joy.

but they also do something really interesting.

They don't just compare themselves to other people.

By the way, let's just stay on that for a second.

You're comparing yourself typically to the most filtered, sanitized version of most people's lives, which is what you see on social media.

They've taken 900 pictures to post that one.

Then they threw a filter on it, right?

And you're comparing what is going on in your real life to the lives of other people.

And by the way,

I'm going to tell you something.

I was at dinner the other night, about two nights ago, and I observed this family that was a couple of tables down from us.

And man, it was just one of those nights.

We've all had that in our family.

Nobody was getting along.

The kids were screaming.

Mom and dad were mad at each other, saying some nasty things, yelling at the kids.

One of the the daughter had hit the son.

You know, we've all had something like that.

But it was a.

really difficult night for that family.