Don’t get me wrong; I’m not immune to this feeling, and neither are 75% of people. But I have implemented some more positive ways of thinking that have completely changed my perspective. The first step? Realizing comparison is the thief of joy.
Author: Mia Crawford
Mia Crawford
Mia Crawford is a first-year student from Amarillo, Texas. She is pursuing a degree in journalism with a concentration in public relations and minors in Spanish and business administration. As she joins the Lariat team for her first year, she is thrilled to become more involved in the Baylor community.
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