I Don’t Compete Against Others. I Compete Against What I Am Capable Of.

Somewhere along the way, we were taught that life is a race. That success means being faster,

louder, shinier than everyone else. That we must compare, outdo, and outperform to win. But

here's the truth I’ve learned: I’m not here to compete with others. I’m here to rise to what

I know I’m capable of.

Competing with others is exhausting. It breeds comparison, insecurity, and a constant sense

of lack. It pulls our focus outward and distracts us from what really matters: our growth,

our alignment, and our unique path. When I stopped watching what everyone else

was doing, I discovered something powerful: I had energy again. Energy to create. Energy to

rise. Energy to become the version of me that I knew was waiting beneath the fear.

You see, your competition isn’t the woman beside you. It’s the voice inside you saying, “You

can do more. You were made for more.” It’s the gap between who you are and who you’re

capable of becoming. That is the only competition worth entering.

This shift in focus isn’t just freeing, it’s transformational. It means I can cheer for others

without dimming my light. It means I can be inspired instead of intimidated. It means

I’m no longer driven by pressure to outperform but by passion to grow into my purpose.

And that’s the secret: when you compete with your potential, you win every time.

So today, I challenge you to stop looking sideways. Start looking inward.

Don’t ask, “How do I measure up?”

Ask, “What am I really capable of if I stop playing sm

all?”

Because you’re not here to beat others.

You’re here to become the fullest, fiercest, most soul-aligned version of yourself.

And that’s more than enough.

Only Compete with yourself