Question
How often do you find yourself feeling envious of
others' successes or accomplishments?Solution
Envy for other people's triumphs or accomplishments is a natural human feeling, but it's crucial not to let it overtake you. While striving for personal progress and accomplishment is important, continuously comparing oneself to others and feeling envy can lead to undesirable feelings and behaviours. It's critical to focus on your own improvement while also celebrating the accomplishments of others without allowing it damage your self-esteem. Answer c) indicates that the individual only has this emotion on occasion or in moderation.
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