One of the amazing things about hosting a podcast, particularly an interview-focused podcast, is the opportunities it presents to meet truly amazing people.
A podcast facilitates this in a number of ways. In the case of today’s guest, I first met her after speaking at an author conference she attended in 2018.
Her name is Renee Vidor and, earlier this summer, in the midst of a global pandemic, she forged ahead and released her first book.
It’s called Measuring Up: How to WIN in a World of Comparison.
Renee is an author (duh!), speaker, and community creator who helps individuals and organizations discover how to be who they are created to be so that they can do what they are designed to do.
In her new book, she shows you how to stop giving comparison power and take control of your life, starting now!
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In today’s episode, Renee and I explore:
- Why comparing ourselves to others isn’t always bad…
- The three specific areas that often get us into trouble when it comes to comparison
- How to conduct a Comparison Cost Analysis
- And lots more!
Renee’s Book
You can order your copy of Measuring Up: How to WIN in a World of Comparison right now.
Books Renee Recommends
How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
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