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Others Have it Worse

Jun 1
1 min read

It's one thing to acknowledge how incredibly lucky most of us are. If you're reading this, it's likely that you are living a better life than the King of France did a hundred years ago.


But feeling guilty about your physical or emotional pain because others have it worse is like having guilt over the joy you feel because others have it much better than you.


Whatever difficulty that's happening in your life is, it's still the center of your well-being and it's okay to acknowledge it.

 
 
 

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