If we doubt our talents, we compare them to those we see as successful. If we don't love our body, we compare it to those we see having a perfect, flawless body. If we have a messy friendship and compare it with the perfect friend group on the Internet on your Instagram feed, it all changes once you become aware of the reason behind comparison and live a life full of gratitude
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:39
What a beautiful sentiment, sentiment, sentiment, sentiment, what a beautiful sentiment. On a Sunday, my friend Kate, who is on Swell, quoted Theodore Roosevelt, who says, Comparison is the thief of joy. So I'm going to give you that image right now because it's a great image to look at and read and believe. And I she did so beautifully. Here remind us all that we are really good at being ourselves
Sontaia Briggs
@PKBriggs · 1:25
Thank you so much for this extraordinarily beautiful. Swell. I appreciate your voice. I really do. You always are so contemplative and just reflective and and it's really nice. And you also trigger me to think about things in a different way. And I like this idea of incomparable and how we are just unique people. And we have something that only we are supposed to do and that I think for me, I know. And just for maybe whomever is listening?
Theertha Panachoor
@theertha · 0:16
Oh, my God, that really made my day. I kind of get insecure about my voice, but I've come to love it slowly, but, yeah, that really means so much to me. And I agree with every single word you just said. So thank you. I hope you have a good day. Bye
Hello. This was so well spoken, and I loved listening to what you had to say, and it was overall just a really cool thing to listen to. I think it's really cool because most of kind of Insecurities can come through social media. So to hear kind of the opposite coming through your swell post, kind of the advice part of it and telling people or they're not alone and things like that, it's really cool to see that kind of the other side of the situation
Theertha Panachoor
@theertha · 1:07
And I just read the article you linked down there and I loved every single word you just wrote. I love other way you write, and it's so beautifully written. So thank you for sharing it with the community, and I really hope everybody who comes across it reads it because it is a very beautiful piece and it teaches us a lot about my name. You kind of pronounce it correctly. It's pronounced Tita, and that means Holy water in an Indian language