Growing up, a lot of us carry the same quiet fear: that we’re always just a little slower than everyone else. Not dramatically behind. Just one year. One year doesn’t sound like much. But somehow, it’s enough to make you constantly compare yourself, replay your choices, and wonder if you took a wrong turn somewhere. For a long time, I believed that being “behind” meant I had failed. Only later did I start to question what that word really meant. We Rely Too Much on Results to
