Comparison is a natural way we orient ourselves to the world, but it can be debilitating when we compare in the wrong way.
The Flaw of Counterfactual Hypotheticals
When things don’t go as planned, we often want to revisit the past to change the present. Here’s why that doesn’t work.
Ilia Malinin’s Olympic Meltdown Shows That Performance is Not Just About Skill
Ilia Malinin’s Olympic meltdown was a reminder that performance is not just a factor of skills, strength, and motivation.
A Helpful Way to Hear Your Negative Self-Talk So You Can Change It
Our inner critic may be so deeply embedded that we can’t hear it, making it hard to change. Here’s a way to externalize your inner talk so you can change it.
The Myth of Arrival: Why Fulfillment Feels Like Failure
When you believe that fulfillment is around the corner, you’re likely to be disappointed when you achieve that long-sought goal.
What Modern “Bro Stoicism” Gets Wrong About Failure
Modern “bro Stoicism” misdiagnoses the fear of failure and misdirects the solution, wrapping hustle culture and shame-based motivation in ancient language.
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