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We live in a world where social media constantly tells us what our life should look like. Perfect morning routines, dream vacations, six-figure careers, “Pinterest-worthy” homes, and bodies sculpted in the gym. It’s a constant stream of carefully curated highlight reels. But here’s the truth: none of this defines you. Scrolling through endless feeds, it’s easy to feel like you’re behind. That maybe you’re not doing enough. That maybe you should be chasing what someone else is celebrating. But stop for a moment and ask yourself this Do their goals really align with your values? Do their choices bring you the same kind of peace you’re searching for? The parameters of your life are not meant to be borrowed. They are meant to be defined by you. Maybe success, for you, is not a corner office,it’s being able to pick your child up from school every day. Maybe happiness, for you, isn’t traveling the world it’s cultivating a safe and cozy home. Maybe growth, for you, isn’t about chasing the next milestone it’s learning to be present and content in this moment. There’s no single definition of “the best life.” There’s only your definition. When you free yourself from the weight of comparison, you open space for authenticity. You start making choices that feel right for your soul, not ones that look good on a feed. And that’s where real fulfillment lies. So here’s a gentle reminder: Don’t fall for what social media tells you is best for you. Don’t set your parameters based on someone else’s journey. Define your own goals, in your own time, with your own values. Because the most beautiful life you’ll ever live is the one you create for yourself.

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This post was published on 21st August, 2025 by Kriti on her Instagram handle "@kriti.tgulati (Kriti Gulati)". Kriti has total 100.2K followers on Instagram and has a total of 448 post.This post has received 75 Likes which are lower than the average likes that Kriti gets. Kriti receives an average engagement rate of 0.53% per post on Instagram. This post has received 13 comments which are lower than the average comments that Kriti gets. Overall the engagement rate for this post was lower than the average for the profile.