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I feel better, when I watch you Brandon! You always give me amazing knowledge! I love your videos!
It’s the halo and horns affect. we make a snap judgment based on 1 or 2 characteristics about a person forming an overall opinion about them based on those 1 or 2 characteristics…our cognitive biases make things so hard in 2020 times lol
Great video Brendon. Thanks so much for videos like this. I started my own channel in 2017, but procastination prevented me from uploading any videos until a few weeks ago. Action is the solution.
Dang it almost sounds like he’s punching the phone!
Learning not to judge is so crucial to be at peace. If you don’t judge anybody, nobody can steal your peace. It’s hard at the beginning, but it’s a muscle and the more you practice the easier it gets.
Trying to help students learn this every day. SO impactful on your attitude and outlook each day, with impacts your results!
It’s time to let go of what no longer serves, let go of judgement and focus on yourself and your own path. Look at others for inspiration, to learn, but never to put yourself down ♡
#judgelessfeelbetter motto for 2020
I can’t think of a concept that truly enhances our life more. Our judgements of others truly reflect a judgement of ourselves. I recently made a video about this also! It is so freeing to live from a space of love and not criticism. You are a true inspiration, Brandon. BRING THE JOY! <3
Since stereotypes and “looks” are part of our defense systems, it’s very easy to fall into the trap of judging, but it’s also possible, to those of us who watch our own behavior, to see if we fall into a judgmental behavior and take quick action to curse correct. Imagine how difficult it is for people who only goes with the motion to actually see when they fall into this kind of behavior.
Thank you for sharing this idea, Brendon! I love your work.
You’re my motivation to continue living ❤❤
OMG I’m totally using that hashtag! Thanks for sharing Brendon!
Thank you, Brendon (& production crew).
I think that judging is not the problem, condemning is.
This distinction is important because judging is actually healthy when it helps us to understand what is good and what isn’t.
Facts are facts, and there is nothing wrong about drawing conclusions from others actions.
However, we should remember that we aren’t in their heads, haven’t lived their lives and that we are in no position to condemn them (which would be nothing but harmful for the both of us anyway).
Your video mentions reading spirituality books to develop the skill of forgiving and letting go. Do you care to share the title(s) to any of those books? Thanks, Brendon!
People project a lot – if they are trying to bring someone down, it’s usually because they long after validation, not appreciating their own life.
There is a sentence I came up with and I used to post it a lot as status on social media, which is “If you stop judging others, you’ll feel free to express yourself without fear of being judged.”