Use that Envy as Motivation

Envy is one of the most uncomfortable emotions, yet it is one that we face quite frequently, especially with the prevalence of social media, which makes it easy to compare yourself to a perceived image of others. If we feel that we don’t measure up, (regardless of whether it’s actually true) our emotions can bring us down – and make our feelings of self‐worth plummet. If these feelings of jealousy are not released and are pent-up inside, over time it can cause emotional and physical stress which can be toxic to your health. Envy is a very strong emotion that can breed feelings of anger, resentment and even depression.


What if, instead of letting those moments of envy and jealousy bring us down, we decided to let them fire us up? If jealousy and desire have the power to move us to feel so strongly, we should learn to harness those feelings to build motivation and drive passion too. We need to take the fear and negativity out of the word JEALOUSY and focus on the power it has to motivate, inspire us to be better and achieve more.
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