The Comparison Bias: Deconstructing Social Media Dysmorphia
Success is not a race against another person; it is a race against your past self. You must shift your metric of success.
Success is not a race against another person; it is a race against your past self. You must shift your metric of success.
You need to reset your nervous system to get the blood moving again. Quick alignment movements do more than just “stretch” your muscles;.
When you stare at a fixed, close-up object for hours, your eyes lock into a state of spasm.
To flush out mental fatigue, you need to step away from the digital world. Simple, low-tech habits like going for a walk, washing dishes, or working on a physical craft are not “boring.”
We tell ourselves we are “gathering references” or “finding the vibe.” We scroll through endless feeds, refreshing our galleries, and telling ourselves that we are preparing to create.
When you obsess over minor details, you are not working for the art.