"I wish I was better at something other than this," he said.
"Hope she's better at something else, Rory!" The chump who shouted that was not talking about tennis.
"Put it this way," he said, "should we be handicapped because we're better at something than somebody else? Look, there are 30 kids in a class.
Over time, some will lose their commitment; others will realize that they don't have the right talent set; others will find that they're better at something else.
If she perceives that one of the other children is getting more help or attention, or is better at something than she feels she is, she releases a torrent of verbal abuse, furniture throwing, aggression and violence.
He wanted me to put aside the finance jargon and explain how software could be better at something that allegedly required so much wisdom and judgment.
You might have a certain skill or talent but there is always someone who is better at something than you".
"If I'm standing next to someone, that means they're better at something than I am".
It's easy to assume that our personality type has a lot to do with how we behave, which for the most part I believe is true, but that doesn't mean that we can't learn to be better at something that doesn't come naturally for us, like being a better listener.
Most likely, people get jealous because someone is better at something than them (Example: Joanne got an A on her math test, and you got a C).
