Compare and contrast

You are a born competitor. The environment you live in is a competitive
playground. This nature applies to everyone from any economic, social, political or
demographical background. As a human being you have a tendency to compare
yourself to other people. Surprisingly, even those you like to copmare yourself
to do compare themselves to others above them. That literally makes life what you
have known it to be: a cycle.
I do not exclude myself to this human nature. However, there are certain comparison that we make. Some of them tend to unhealthy. Thus I would take it within my stride to acknowledge my limitless power not to compare but channel my contrasting to situations, circumstances, challenges or
successes that shape, positively, my handling of my relevant factors in my life.
This will strengthen my thinking in realising that others' situations does not
necessarily culiminate into my own challenges, circumstances and so forth. By applying this kind of thinking I would be at liberty of clearly reflecting, acting on my own defined terms.