Write Life Podcast With Kim Klassen

Inspired by a Tik Tok that stopped me in my scroll.'Stop romanticizing other people's lives and start romanticizing your own.’We often look at others and see all the 'perfect' things they have. But nothing is perfect. What you see isn't everything that is.I even thought about this from a website design perspective. Imagine I create a beautiful new site for someone, and they love it. But then, they start constantly looking at others' websites, saying, 'Oh my gosh, I want that too!' Meanwhile, their own site just sits there, not getting updated, because they're so consumed by everyone else's. What if we're doing that with our own lives, with the gift we've been given? Like it's 'not enough.'And then there’s our art.Our photos, films, writing, your offerings. We create something, hopefully we love it. We put it out, and for about 10 seconds, it’s enough. Then we start looking at others' work, thinking it's 'so much better' than ours. When it comes to our art and creativity, I think it's so important to:☐ Honor i