Oh, Colorado. Land of big mountains, epic snow, gnarly mountain bike trails, spicy rivers, technical crags. It’s a place where people like to get outside and go big. It’s also a place rife with a relatively unknown and often underdiagnosed condition: Colorado Comparison Disorder, or CCD. A short burst of CCD is pretty common, and generally not a big deal. What can get really real is the pervasive sense of low-self worth that comes with constantly comparing yourself to others, and the disappearance of the joy you used to find in play.