HabitInspired by Seneca
Your own yardstick
Compare yourself only to who you were yesterday.
To fulfill yourself is to unfold what you can, not to prevail over others. advised measuring your progress against yourself, comparing what you are to what you were rather than to others. Carried into sport, it means making your own path your only judge: the movement learned, the endurance gained, the fear overcome, without ever refreshing the ranking.
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- The highest good · Eudaimonism
Source: Seneca