12 Ways to Stop Being Judgemental

12 Ways to Stop Being Judgemental. In this video, we cover seventeen ways to help you stop being judgemental. You'll learn little known signs you judge people around you which may make them uncomfortable.

Judgment is a very normal human emotion. It only makes sense for people to see someone who acts differently than the norm believes they should, and to pass a minor judgement on these people. Especially if the people are in a different class, religion, or in some cases, race. Is it normal? Sure. Is it right? No. Humans judge without remembering that they themselves are also not perfect. However, some people know this, and want to find ways to be better and make their lives a judgement-free zone. For those people, today we have 12 ways to stop being judgmental! Stick around till the end to see the best tip.
___
___
🧠 RECOMMENDED VIDEOS:

11 Signs Someone Is Secretly Jealous of You

16 Signs of Fake Nice People You Should Avoid Like the Plague

10 Things Narcissists Think You Owe Them

___
📺DARK PERSONALITIES PLAYLIST:

___👕 CHECK OUT OUR PSYCHOLOGY MUGS & MERCH:

___
🥇 BOOST CONFIDENCE AND ELIMINATE YOUR SOCIAL FEARS PERMANENTLY:

___
Psychology Element helps you to understand your own psychology, your relationships, and various mental disorders. Learn about Dark Psychology, Dark Personality & Dark Traits, Empaths, Highly-Sensitive People, Love, Romance & Relationships, Self-Improvement, Myers-Briggs & Personality Types, Psychological & Personality, Disorders, Mood Disorders, Body Language and more.

Delve into the personalities of partners, loved ones, and colleagues. How do you work with different personality types? How can you build and strengthen relationships? How do you spot a narcissist? How should you deal with dark personalities?

Bringing you a new video every 2 days – hit the SUBSCRIBE button so you never miss out.

Disclaimer: These videos are meant for educational purposes only. Do not use information in this or any other video to self-diagnose or diagnose other people. If you feel that you or someone close to you may possess some of the characteristics mentioned in this or any other video on this channel and need help then please, consult a licensed mental health professional.

#psychologyelement #judgmental #judgementalpeople

[ericjames]

I appreciate this because I have always been very judgmental but I want to change, thank you

[Tessybriggs]

I’ve been searching for a video like this ❤

[wonkygustav]

Remember, stating an observation is not a judgement.

[warriorstudeo]

I subscribed. Thank you for this video

[toukio_]

Thank you for sharing. I appreciate this.

[kohi_kohi]

I suppose the notion of being “judgemental” refers more so towards directly interpreting someone’s actions or intentions at surface level and making a conclusion about their personality based on that alone. Not being “judgemental” could simply be to keep the options open - not concluding that someone must be this way or have had this intention based purely off of their actions on the surface, because you may never know what they were actually thinking. There could’ve been so many other reasons for them to have made this choice, even when their intent may appear the most obvious.

Imagine: someone you see at an ice cream stand chooses to buy a chocolate ice cream. The most obvious reason for this is that they like that flavour, but that also may not be the case at all. Perhaps they hate chocolate ice cream but their friend dared them to get some, or maybe they were buying it for someone else entirely. Maybe aliens are manipulating humans in order to buy chocolate ice creams from different stores all across the world for a survey about which one tastes best because aliens like chocolate ice cream and are planning to abduct the ones that make it best in order for them to become their personal chefs in whatever galaxy.

It could literally be anything, so I suppose the main agenda here is to not judge someone’s personality or intentions based purely on how they behave sometimes, especially when you’re not fully aware of their history and circumstances, because their experience on that matter might as well paint a completely different picture. Have an open-minded approach?

… or maybe this comment is too long and I seem to be completely missing the point. This is simply my perspective on the idea of being “judgemental” vs “non-judgemental”, you don’t have to take it as advice. Predicting on what kind of personality and opinions someone may have can also be a useful tool in order to be mindful of those around you and avoid any issues with them in the future, as well as protect yourself from unwanted troubles. Overall, setting a simplified opinion on other people may make one feel like they have an understanding of what’s going on around them, as the idea of being completely unaware about this “other side” of opinions can be overbearing - as if you’re losing track on what’s happening in your surroundings. Otherwise, simply thinking that others have such a dramatic, one dimensional (in terms of character depth) values and qualities helps paint a more interesting, fulfilling and narrative-like view of people, almost as if the world is black and white even though we’re all aware that it really isn’t.

It’s actually interesting how there can be so many different takes on this matter.

[AManWithD]

This video is so useful sir. I really have a aching problem about being judgemental.

[careforjusticealways]

i appreciate this video, i saved it in a playlist

[MSX]

I find that when someone is depressed or unhappy the way their life is going they become judgemental.

[chefblaze]

Ill never stop judging . Too many stupid people to judge

[andrepapillon]

Sometimes being judgemental is needed but please don't stop using your knowledge to see the truth and to achieve this you must be judgemental not in anyway must it be used to help your ego feel your greater then others always be honest but without your ego manipulating your judgment.

[sfwashi]

hmm there are many situations where one needs to be judgmental given our lack of information and time in many experiences. When you feel a guy is creepy then you need to react appropriate to protect yourself and not think oh i shouldn't be judgmental and jump into a car with him.

[frankrossi]

Yeah, except that what those who say "Don't be judgmental" really mean is: "Either agree with me, or you're a hater, " i.e., their views/judgments are "correct." Similar to those who are about "compromise" and "cooperation" when what they really mean is that the other side surrenders and totally bends to their will, or else they're "toxic." Also, "don't judge" tacitly allows bad things to happen. For example, if nobody stood up to denounce Putin as a murderous nutjob, it's like giving him a green light. Life in the adult world is mostly about gray areas, and "don't judge" is black-and-white gibberish for kindergartners who are told to stop fighting during playtime.

[brendafaithful]

What a joke in a half!
We all judge every day.
Big deal...
I was diagnosed an Extreme Empath and I'm judgemental ... We All are. ✔️🎯

[georginakuykendoll]

Oops you misspelled judgmental. Am i being judge

[johnrainsman]

My ex-girlfriend said Im judgementaI with people on the spectrum

[johndough]

I enjoy being judgmental. If I don’t say anything it goes un-answered and where’s the fun in that?
Being a cynical prick can pay off if the timing is dead on. It’s not always that way but when it is, it’s sweet. 😎

[TRACTSJESUS]

Que el que no naciere de nuevo no puede ver el reino de Dios, Juan 3-3

[TRACTSJESUS]

i am a street preacher people say i am judgemtal i just stand on GODS word thats why i am told am judgemtal

[aliceford]

Oh no! I judged your misspelling of JUDGMENTAL before I even opened the video. I mean, all one has to do is look it up for correct spelling. Autocorrect probably tried to stop you.
I need more work.