fromPsychology Today3 weeks agoWhy Your Neighbor's New Car Feels Like a Personal AttackEnvy is a universal signal, not a moral failure. It's evolution's way of showing you what you care about.Psychology
Social media marketingfromFast Company1 month agoHow to turn jealousy into a career superpowerSocial media can amplify feelings of inadequacy and jealousy regarding career success.Envy can be transformed into a positive business opportunity rather than a destructive emotion.
fromPsychology Today2 months agoHow Envy and Perfectionism Help Sustain Imposter SyndromeEnvy emerges from idealizing others while devaluing oneself, leading to a distorted perception that others are flawless and free of imperfections.Mindfulness
philosophyfromA Philosopher's Blog2 months agoAm I an Envious Marxist? I: Accusation of EnvyCriticism of capitalism is often dismissed as envy, but that reasoning is fallacious and undermines the credibility of legitimate critiques.
Social justicefromPsychology Today3 months agoWhat Envy Is: Admiration in DespairDante's depiction of the shades in Purgatory emphasizes the moral consequences of envy and its effects on human behavior.
fromPsychology Today3 months agoThe Least Glamorous of the Seven Deadly Sins: EnvyAcknowledging envy and embracing empathetic joy, or mudita, is essential for personal growth.
fromThe Conversation5 months agoHow to be happy with what you have - and avoid the trap of comparisonEnvy fueled by advertising creates false needs, leading to feelings of inadequacy and comparison in society.
fromIndependent5 months agoEamonn Sweeney: We don't fully appreciate the Irish rugby team because it goes against the national sporting grainIreland's rugby success incites jealousy among rivals, reflected in negative commentary.
