Avoiding the Comparison Trap: AME 044 - a podcast by Patty Palmer: Art Teacher and expert in teaching art to kids.

Have you ever felt defeated when teachers receive more recognition than you? Do you wonder how others get more followers on social media or why some speaker's sessions are packed?

If you ever felt that awful feeling of comparing yourself to others, this episode is for you. I share my business journey from when I started my blog to how I ended up in a mastermind that launched my full-time business. And believe me, I fell into the comparison trap plenty of times!It’s not always easy to avoid comparing yourself to others, especially in this online world, but my three tips will get you thinking about how to reframe your thinking.

IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN: How comparison with others has changed since technology has developed


How most people will choose their best work to show othersHow Facebook groups have taken the place of blogs


Why you need to be mindful of what you are comparing yourself againstBe confident and learn as you grow and be clear on your business culture


Why reflection is an important component of defining your successWhy you need to constantly improve yourself by learning new skills


How a mastermind group transformed Patty’s businessWhy you don’t have to utilize every social media platform that’s available




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