Dr. Tabatha Barber warns against comparing yourself to others, using the image of a crowded dressing room where self-doubt spirals. She urges you to run your own race and wear blinders to stay focused on your unique path, while still leaving room for sharing stories that help each other.
I was sharing this in our Monday Fast to Faith call just this week about how quickly you go shopping on a busy day and there's 100 people in the dressing line. You start comparing yourself. Should I even be trying that on? What am I doing buying this? Blah blah blah. And you spiral down. And so you have to run your own race. God gives us our own races. We got to put our little horse blinders on the side so we're not comparing that That's where you— and it's hard because I encourage women to share their stories with each other and learn from each other, but there's a difference between that and comparing yourself in your situation to another woman. Exactly.
