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Eric Siu argues jealousy is useful, not shameful. It signals what you actually want. He questions whether chasing external metrics like views delivers real satisfaction, and says feeling grounded internally matters more.
Eric Siu argues jealousy is useful, not shameful. It signals what you actually want. He questions whether chasing external metrics like views delivers real satisfaction, and says feeling grounded internally matters more.
It's good to be jealous. Jealous is good 'cause it's a direction of, do I actually want that or not? Do I actually like that or not? But then the moment is coming back into yourself and it's like, do you have the things you want? Are you doing the things you want? 'Cause the reality with it is that there's no amount of views that'll make you ever feel good. And so it's coming back to how do I feel good and grounded internally?
