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Comparison is the thief of joy. Were all on our own path, and its important to focus on our own progress and not worry a
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"Comparison is the thief of joy. We're all on our own path, and it's important to focus on our own progress and not worry about what others are doing"

- Emma Heming Willis

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This quote is a reminder to concentrate on our own journey and not compare ourselves to others. Contrast can result in sensations of insufficiency and can rob us of our pleasure. We all have our own unique paths and it is important to concentrate on our own progress and not worry about what others are doing. It is simple to get caught up in comparing ourselves to others, but it is important to keep in mind that everyone is on their own journey and has their own unique set of experiences. It is essential to celebrate our own successes and not compare ourselves to others. We ought to focus on our own development and be proud of our achievements. Contrast can be a source of distress, so it is important to concentrate on our own journey and not fret about what others are doing.

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Emma Heming Willis This quote is written / told by Emma Heming Willis somewhere between June 18, 1978 and today. She was a famous Actress from Malta. The author also have 9 other quotes.

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