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The Comparison Trap

Escaping Social Comparison in the Social-Media Age

Focus on your own journey.

Format

Trade Paperback

Pages

192

Language

English

Release

2026

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Editorial Note

A gentle, deeply-researched exit route from the algorithmic mirror — for anyone who has scrolled themselves into someone else's life.

§ Synopsis

Inside the book.

Every time you unlock your phone, you enter a coliseum of curated lives. The average adult now performs three hundred social comparisons a day — most of them without noticing. This book asks a simple question: what would it feel like to opt out?

Combining psychological research, contemplative traditions, and long-form interviews with twenty-somethings across three continents, The Comparison Trap draws a map back to your own life. Not the one on the timeline. The one you are actually living.

§ Table of Contents

Chapters.

  • 01Prelude — Three Hundred Times a Day
  • 02Part I — The Mirror in Your Pocket
  • 03Part II — Who Are You Comparing To?
  • 04Part III — Reclaiming the Timeline
  • 05Part IV — The Journey That Is Yours
  • 06Coda — A Quieter Feed

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§ About the Author

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§ Press & Reviews

The critics say.

“The digital-detox book that finally does not condescend.”

— Wellbeing India

“Every college student should read this before their next scroll.”

— The Youth Review