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I have been told that in the Basque language, the literal translation of the phrase "to compare oneself" comes out to “little murder."  The idea behind this is that by comparing ourselves to others we are performing the greatest disservice to ourselves.  Comparing ourselves in either an upward or downward direction creates nearly the same level of disservice.  By looking at how we're better than someone else, it can encourage arrogance -- or at least a reluctance to improve.  After all, if we are already "better," why should we work hard to get to that next level?

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