How To Stop Worrying About What People Think Of You
By Rain Burke
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Stop Worrying About What Other People Think Of You!
Everybody compares themselves to other people and have been doing this since they were a child.
It is a natural thing for people to do because it provides a frame of reference for who they are and where they are in life.
Some people use comparisons to boost their ego and to validate that they are great.
The problem is that most comparisons are negative and based on insecurities and fear.
This can lead to a person becoming very bitter about another individual and even angry.
Negative comparisons like these often damage a person's self-worth because they believe that they are not good enough.
There are a lot of people that idolize others and end up being overly dependent on them.
But how can we avoid all of these?
Here's where my advice for you comes in.
With My Advice...
- You will learn to use comparisons to improve your life.
- You will learn to move away from negative comparisons.
- You will start using positive comparisons to make your life better.
- You will take small steps to make big changes when it comes to comparing yourself to others.
- You will learn how you can learn to love yourself more so that you do not need be overly dependent on what others think about you.
To make it easy, I've put together a step-by-step book that will show you exactly how it's done...
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How To Stop Worrying About What People Think Of You - Rain Burke
Chapter 1: Why We Compare Ourselves To Others
Humans have a natural tendency to compare themselves to others. We all do it and have done it since we were children. But the true issue is how such comparisons make you feel. Comparisons can be quite useful if they empower you and motivate you to achieve your goals.
However, if comparing yourself to others makes you feel unworthy and miserable, you need to adjust your approach. This book will teach you how to quit comparing yourself to others in order to avoid emotions of worthlessness, as well as how to benefit from comparison.
Once you've mastered how to use comparisons correctly, you'll notice that you can automatically dismiss any negative comparisons. It won't disturb you that someone else has what you don't. You will be intent on bettering yourself and your life.
Take A Good Look At Yourself
We have the ability to look in the mirror and figure out who we truly are. This is one of the characteristics that distinguishes humans from the rest of the animal kingdom. We can dive into serious meditation on our life's mission at any time. Rather than drifting through life, we can be inspired to be the best that we can be.
So, what is the greatest technique to truly assess yourself? You must compare yourself to others. It is the answer! That may seem contradictory, yet it is correct. It's pointless to compare yourself to your pet dog or cat. They are separate species, and they will have few attributes to which they will aspire.
The trick is to use these comparisons to your advantage. Most people have standards for their thoughts that do not originate within them, but are influenced by outside factors. Consider a girl who wants to shed a few pounds in order to look like the model on the cover of a magazine. Or the boy who goes to the gym to get those six-pack abs he sees in the movies.
The problem with these kinds of comparisons is that they do not originate within you. Instead of defining your own beauty standards, you have allowed the outside world to do so for you.
The Festinger Research
In the 1950s, Leon Festinger, a social psychologist, began to investigate why people compare themselves to others. He got to the conclusion after a lot of research and many studies that people compared themselves to others for two key