Human beings tend to think that others are better than them. They are never happy with what they have or who they are; historically, it's been a trend. We may or may not agree with this, but deep down, we are all guilty of this act.

Identify Triggers

When you start comparing yourself to others, jot down negative thoughts or situations that make you feel down. Recognize what triggers these comparisons, like someone bragging about their achievements. Being aware of these triggers helps you avoid comparing yourself.

Celebrating Other's Wins

It is amazing to support and love yourself; however, alongside this, it is integral to also encourage other people to be with you. They also have struggles, just like you. Cheering for them and showing appreciation for the hard work they do would automatically make you stop the comparison

Don't be hard on yourself

Being kind and gentle with yourself would make you feel better. You are, after all, just a human being, and it is okay to not be like someone else. It is okay to not be perfect; you do not have to be.

Compare yourself with your older self

Constant change and growth bring pride. Striving for more fosters healthy self-competition, free from comparison.

Practicing Gratitude

Be proud of what makes you special. Be happy for what you have. Learn from comparing yourself to others to get better. Stay open-minded and caring to become a better person.