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278: Comparing Yourself to Others in the Field: Avoiding The Pitfalls

278: Comparing Yourself to Others in the Field: Avoiding The Pitfalls

FromSelling the Couch


278: Comparing Yourself to Others in the Field: Avoiding The Pitfalls

FromSelling the Couch

ratings:
Length:
36 minutes
Released:
Jun 10, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Today’s show is about a topic that has been a
struggle for much of my life and career. I’ve fallen victim to comparing myself
to others and feeling like I’m not measuring up. It’s taken a lot of personal
work for me to learn to compare in healthy ways that don’t cripple and stifle
my creativity and purpose. Are you in the same boat? Join us to learn more!
Our Featured Guest
Supriya Blair, PsyD
Dr. Supriya Blair is a psychologist in Albany,
NY. We have connected through the STC community, and I wanted to get her input
on the topic of comparing ourselves to others. We’ll start by discussing how
comparison comes too easily for many of us and how Supriya noticed this
comparison impacting her life until she was able to reframe her perspective. We
will consider an all-too-familiar scenario in which a colleague’s success
triggers insecurity in our lives, along with helpful tips and resources to
navigate the tricky field of comparison to others.
http://www.drsupriya.com/ (Dr. Supriya)
You’ll Learn
●     Why comparison is so prevalent in the helping professions
●     Three ways we compare ourselves to our colleagues:
○     Seeing someone else’s path and journey as THE template for success
○     Not recognizing my authenticity as a source of empowerment
○     Not allowing for different business models in finding my unique path
●    How to handle the pushback when we
launch into our own path
● Navigating the difficult moments
when someone else experiences success or achieves the milestone that we want
●     Why the ability to serve is the
most important thing
●     Practical helps in the area of comparison to others:
○     Brene՛ Brown’s book, I Thought It Was Just Me (But It Isn’t)
○     Don Miguel Ruiz’s book, The Four Agreements
○     Meditation practice
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Selling the Couch is the podcast for aspiring and current mental health private practitioners. Psychologist Melvin Varghese interviews successful therapists about the business side of private practice (e.g., how they get referrals, their best advice for other practitioners, their daily habits, etc.) as well as the world's top business, marketing, and social media experts to help you become a better business owner. What you get are bite sized, practical and no nonsense tips and advice to guide your private practice and entrepreneurial journey.