“Don’t compare your life to other’s. You have no idea what their journey is all about.”
This one is tough for me, because the interpretation can be so many different things.
You don’t compare your life to other’s meaning if you think your’s is so much worse, you have no idea what they’re really going through?
You don’t compare your life to other’s meaning if you think your’s is so much better, you might have misjudged just how happy they really are?
You don’t compare your life to other’s meaning that no two life’s experiences and journeys are alike?
I feel like it’s mostly the first one, but could be any of them.
I once had a friend say in a group that “If you sit around a circle and everyone throws their problems in the middle, after looking at what everyone else is going through, you will more than likely pick yours right back up.”
I will be truthful and admit that at certain times I have been “envious” of others and wished my life to be more like theirs. However, when we delve behind the scenes, their perfect lives are rarely what we think they are.
My 2016 quest has begun by acknowledging that I am content with who I am, proud of my accomplishments and challenged to learn even more about who I am and what I can be “when I grow up”! My journey is mine alone, I’m learning what it is all about, and I’m so glad you’re along with me.
suddenlysinglewomen 
Thanks and all the best to you!
Great and encouraging post. Re the statement re problems and taking back your own. I love it. My grandmother used to say that. Here is to a wonderful 2016!