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I found my zen when I was told that, "always know you are the best". No matter what, you are better than everyone by some metric. I also figured out quite rece
by anyfactor 5y ago
I found my zen when I was told that, "always know you are the best". No matter what, you are better than everyone by some metric.
I also figured out quite recently that, never compare yourself to anyone because there is always going to be someone far better than you. Far luckier than you.
I was binge watching a YouTube channel called "Geoguesser". Self explanatory. I was mesmerized by how skilled he was. Even if he was thrown into a literal no where, he was fairly accurate in his guess.
Then I watched him compete with other people. He is good but he was no where as good as the other competitors. My reality was shattered. He is not a miracle but he was just skilled at a niche, that's all. There are better guessers but they were not miracles either they were more skilled AND more lucky.
So the pursuit of skills and ambition never stops. It is not a thirst, it is greed. So stop comparing, embrace the mediocrity and convince yourself you are better. Start by finding the small things that makes you better than most.