Looking Out for Each Other

You look at your friend and he inspires you to be a better version of yourself. In the same breadth, his success leaves you feeling envious even jealous. What your hunter-gather mind forgets is that life is not a zero-some game. Yes, your friend has the...

  • ...great car.
  • ...great job.
  • ...beautiful wife.

If you examine your life you are doing well:

  • Little to no debt
  • People who love you
  • A side gig income that nearly matches your 9 to 5

Journalist Mary Schmich writes, "Don't waste time on jealousy. Sometimes you're ahead, sometimes you're are behind."

Continue celebrating your friends successes, but keep in mind it is not a competition. True friendships are full of support, and inspire you to be better than you were.

Ramon B. Nuez Jr.
Over the past 4 years, I have had the extraordinary opportunity to work on several large scale campaigns, including brand ambassadorships with Fortune 100 companies like Verizon. Where I assisted in driving tech conversations online and responding to potential customers about my experience as a longtime Verizon FiOS customer. I am a serial entrepreneur. And while most of my ventures have ended in failure I continue to learn and press on. Today, I am making my journey in becoming a freelance writer and photographer. These are two passions that have always been true to me.
http://www.ramonbnuezjr.com/
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