Show Notes
Who is your hero? When you look at them do you feel like you cannot measure up? It’s not bad to have heroes you look up to! But when it comes to comparing yourself to them, are you careful? Comparison will rob you of your joy in life and will leave you wanting more.
The comparison trap is a real place. But you don’t have to live there. You CAN get out of it – through learning to trust God with your life, celebrating your life AND the lives of others, and believing that there is a enough for everyone.
Are you ready to leave the comparison trap behind? Let’s dive in together!
In this episode, you will hear Candace and Bianca discuss:
Why comparison steals your joy
Ways you can get out of the comparison trap
How comparison can destroy your life
Connect with Candace and Bianca:
Candace on Instagram @candacecbure
Candace on TikTok @candacecameronb
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Bianca on Instagram @biancaolthoff
Bianca’s book Grit Don’t Quit
For all things mentioned in this episode head over to ccbpodcast.com
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