So, because we don’t have clear indicators of measuring progress anymore — the way we did when we were in school — we end up comparing how “behind”
we are based on external things we can see, like promotions, marriages, kids, houses, and other external mile markers.
But we forget that these factors are completely irrelevant.
Many of the people you see with all of the external things aren’t necessarily happy and content with their lives. (Trust me on this one — I’ve coached a lot of those people, and I know what’s going on under the surface of that carefully curated Instagram feed!)
Create The Life You Want to Live & Love – Inspiration From Within By Kathie Iannuzzi

we are based on external things we can see, like promotions, marriages, kids, houses, and other external mile markers.


We’ve been BFFs since college, but nothing cemented our friendship more than entering the “real world” and feeling like the only two people who weren’t OK with how mind-numbing and unfulfilling life had become.
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