Lindsay Chrisley

So when you're comparing yourself, because that's essentially what it is, like it's a comparison game against someone else.

And what you are minimizing about yourself is that you have all of these things going on.

So you're giving a little to this and a little to that and a little to that.

And then that person is just creating TikToks all day.

So their entire world in regards to a business, but I mean, I would even go, I would venture out to say TikTokers, like that's their life.

Like they're documenting-

you know, not only for a job and a paycheck, but they're documenting everything that they're doing every single day.

That's one avenue.

So when you're seeing that and you're comparing yourself to that, you also have to take a step back and say, okay, well, I have three shows.

I have seven kids.

I am just a girl that was on TV that likes to make TikToks.

So like, that's another thing.

You want to have a home life.

You have a book club.

You,

So all of those things and you're comparing yourself to someone who's doing one of those things.

And that's not discrediting men at all.

No, at all.

I don't mean that that way.

I have the same 24 hours, the same energy will say, and I have to spread it across all of these things where they have this, they have the same 24 hours and the same energy and it's going to their kids and creating content, two things.