One of the worst side effects of social media is overly comparing yourself with others.

And it makes sense, right? You’re looking at staged snapshots of the best moments of someone’’s life and comparing it to the ups and downs of your own experience.

It leads you to believe that others have a better body, or life, or profession, or family.
More money. More time off. And better things.

But we all know what you see on social media is not anyone’s full reality.

So give yourself permission to unplug.

Use that time to read, take a bath, or journal. Stop the scroll and give yourself space to rest.

Wellness Tip: Don’t start or end your day with social media

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