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Jealousy and envy are like poison. They do not only destroy the person they are directed at; they also poison the person carrying them.
An envious person would rather see everyone fail than watch someone else succeed. In the end, envy consumes the carrier, clouds judgment, destroys relationships, and often leads people to act against their own interests.
As they say, drinking poison and expecting someone else to die never ends well.
Football has a way of reflecting life.
Alexander Sørloth's decision not to square the ball to Erling Haaland, who was perfectly placed for what looked like a simple tap-in, may well have cost Norway a place in the World Cup quarter-finals.
Norwegians must be seething today.😡
Sadly, the same mentality exists away from the football pitch.
In every workplace, organisation and even friendship circle, there are people who would rather see the whole team fail than allow someone else to enjoy success. Envy can be so powerful that personal pride takes precedence over the collective goal.
The strongest teams are built on trust, selflessness and knowing when a teammate is in the better position. Everyone wins when egos are left at the door.
I have witnessed that kind of envy in broadcasting, where one individual's actions contributed to several diaspora presenters, myself included, losing our shows. It showed how personal agendas can sometimes outweigh the success of the wider team.
Whether it's football, the workplace or life itself, selfishness has a habit of punishing everyone in the end.
Have you ever experienced a "Sørloth-Haaland moment", where someone put personal glory or envy ahead of the team's success?
#WorldCup2026 #Haaland #Soloth @norway #Norway #England