Comparison is one of the greatest pitfalls holding us back from receiving our radiance. When we are comparing ourselves to others, we never feel like we are enough and be able to fully acknowledge our unique gifts. In this episode, I sit down with my dear friend and author Melissa Ambrosini to discuss the different types of comparison, on social media, in careers and related to the body. We honestly share our own personal experiences with comparison and how we’ve overcome them. If you’re looking for a more joyous life and comparison is holding you back, this episode is for you.

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