Do you ever feel like others get more done in the exact same amount of time?

Almost everyone knows this feeling. And even though it feels personal, it doesn’t mean anything is wrong with you. It often comes from one simple mistake: we compare ourselves in places where comparison doesn’t make sense.

So before you start blaming yourself, ask one important question:
Are you comparing yourself within the same category?

A fish will never climb a tree the way a monkey can.
And a monkey will never swim as gracefully as a fish.
Each one was made for something different — and so were you.

We humans work the same way. We have different strengths, different beginnings, different speeds. And just because someone’s path looks faster or easier, it doesn’t mean yours is worse.
It’s simply different.

Think about experience, too.
Someone who has been creating, practicing, or building their project for years will naturally be farther ahead than someone who is just starting out. That’s not weakness.
That’s a stage — one every person has gone through.

So give yourself permission to take small steps right now. They matter. They count. They are building something you may not see yet — the foundation that will later let you walk with more confidence and clarity.

Your pace doesn’t have to match anyone else’s.
What matters most is that it’s yours.

Keep going — even if today it’s just one small step.
Those small steps are the ones that eventually create the biggest change.