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Make things better by making better things.
Are you an artist? A singer? An executive for a Fortune 500 Company? A doctor or lawyer?
Who are you?
When we define ourselves by our output, we will forever be caught in the trap of comparison. Because there is always someone who makes more money, is more proficient, has more followers, and is more popular than you.
When our self-worth is tied to these outcomes, we then care more about them. The result is separate from the effort though. Which begs then, how do we define who you are?
Are you a product of the environment? The sum of your choices? Your resume? Your accolades, bank account, or collection of artifacts?
How do you define yourself? I guarantee there is more there to define.