Don't envy, it is a personal defeat, the most obvious manifestation that you are not satisfied with your life. Find your way and envy will disappear.

This phrase brings us back to the fundamental value of Authenticity.
We live in the age of the "scroll." We spend hours looking at the curated lives of others on social media—their vacations, their bodies, their promotions—and we feel a pang of bitterness. We are trained to compare our "behind-the-scenes" chaos with everyone else’s "highlight reel." But this quote offers a harsh but necessary diagnosis: Envy is not about them; it is entirely about you.
Here is why envy is actually a symptom of a lack of purpose:
The Mirror of Deficit: Envy is nothing more than a notification from your subconscious. It is a signal telling you that there is a potential inside you that remains unfulfilled. You don't envy things you don't care about.
If you envy an athlete, it means you value physical mastery.
If you envy a writer, it means you have a story to tell. Envy is misguided ambition.
The Distraction from Your Path: When you look sideways to see how fast the other runners are going, you slow down. Envy is a personal defeat because it shifts your focus from creation to competition. You cannot write your own story if you are too busy reading someone else's.
The Cure is Action: The quote says, "Find your way." When you are deeply obsessed with your own goals, passionately working on your craft, and watering your own grass, you simply do not have the time or energy to worry about if your neighbor's grass is greener. A busy, fulfilled person has no capacity for envy.
The golden rule: "The only person you should try to be better than is the person you were yesterday."
Success is not a finite pie. Someone else’s victory does not mean your failure.
As Ralph Waldo Emerson famously wrote: "Envy is ignorance; imitation is suicide."