We as humans often compare ourselves to each other – or to people of the past. But the thing we probably do most is compare ourselves to our immediate environments & those there.
Sometimes our environments become boxes and trap us in, and sometimes our environments provide freedom.
When we thrive & strive to improve ourselves, to live our best lives, helping others, we are living in more freedom.
When we are comparing ourselves with anger, hating, envious, offensive & defensive, we most likely stay in a box.
I have heard that winners focus on winning, and losers focus on winners.
You can be a winner & focus on other winners too, just don’t look into the sidelines or crowds too long or you may get lost in them, with them, and you don’t want that if you’re a leader, a person of influence; someone attaining their own freedom.
With Ken Thompson 