I came across a clip where Andrej Karpathy talked about comparison, and it stayed with me.

Comparison is one of the quietest ways to lose yourself.

You start questioning your pace, your skills, your decisions—sometimes without even realizing it. Not because you're doing badly, but because you're measuring your chapter against someone else's.

I'm still learning to keep my head down and focus on my own journey. It's not easy, but it's necessary.

The only person I want to be better than is the version of me from yesterday.

Ceryssé quitely building up.

I came across a clip where Andrej Karpathy talked about comparison, and it stayed with me.

Comparison is one of the quietest ways to lose yourself.

You start questioning your pace, your skills, your decisions—sometimes without even realizing it. Not because you're doing badly, but because you're measuring your chapter against someone else's.

I'm still learning to keep my head down and focus on my own journey. It's not easy, but it's necessary.

The only person I want to be better than is the version of me from yesterday.

Ceryssé quitely building up.