Aug 24, 2026 · 3 min · 5 segments
Feeling like you're falling behind often means you're comparing your full story to someone else's highlight reel. In this Growth Spurt, Anthony Alibro challenges the idea of "borrowed deadlines,"…
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Almost everyone who feels as though they're behind is comparing their own timeline to someone else's highlight reel.
You know the entirety of the story of your own path, the detours, the years that took longer than planned, the parts that nobody but you were able to see and actually applaud, all of it.
It's not that you're losing the race, it's that you're running against an edited version of someone else's race on a deadline that you probably never even chose, you just inferred.
Almost everyone who feels as though they're behind is comparing their own timeline to someone else's highlight reel.
You know the entirety of the story of your own path, the detours, the years that took longer than planned, the parts that nobody but you were able to see and actually applaud, all of it.
It's not that you're losing the race, it's that you're running against an edited version of someone else's race on a deadline that you probably never even chose, you just inferred.
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